The Cross City line, which connects many areas to central Birmingham, was cancelled on Sunday.
The Cross City line, which connects several neighbourhoods to central Birmingham, was cancelled for the whole of Sunday
West Midlands Railway said its Cross City line, which runs from Lichfield Trent Valley to Redditch and Bromsgrove, was cancelled for the whole of Sunday.West Midlands Railway said all of its services in the region could be affected on Sunday.hundreds of trees were brought down amid 60mph winds, with rail lines blocked and homes flooded or left without power.with a yellow weather warning in place for England and Wales until the evening.
In Birmingham on Saturday, a man died after his car was hit by a falling tree in Erdington and high winds caused a Poundland shop window to shatter in Kings Heath.
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