00:00Two black country towns are welcoming trains once again after 60 years without them, with new stations opening at Willan
00:07Hall and Darleston.
00:09They are part of a £185 million project, restoring rail links across the West Midlands, not used for decades.
00:17Services are to run on the Shrewsbury to Birmingham New Street line via Wolverhampton.
00:23The openings follow three other new stations on the Camp Hill line in South Birmingham at Moseley Village, Kings Heath
00:31and Pineapple Road.
00:32It's given residents access to neighbourhood rail services for the first time since the Second World War.
00:39Walsall Council leader Mike Bird calls the openings a major milestone.
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