From the North East- go down the M1 to the M42 turnoff at Nottingham, then M42 SW to Junction 3.
From the M42 at Junction 3:
From the M42, Junction 3 head North on the A435 towards Birmingham, After 1.5 miles, go across roundabout at Becketts Farm, continuing on the A435. After 2.5 miles at roundabout (Large Sainsbury's opposite) take 3rd exit (signed to Warstock, Shirley & Solihull) into Maypole Lane. After 1 mile turn left opposite Peterbrook Primary School into Yardley Wood Road. Continue straight across a large roundabout (3rd exit). Continue past the bus garage on left. Continue across a double-mini-roundabout complex. After 0.5 miles, cross two pedestrian crossings, and immediately turn left (before the bright green health centre) onto Billesley Common.

Trains from Birmingham Snow Hill (a few minutes’ walk from New Street) to Stratford Upon Avon call at Yardley Wood station and this is approximately 15 minutes’ walk from the ground. Trains from Worcester to Stratford Upon Avon also call at Yardley Wood station. (Buses 2, 12, can be used to transfer between the ground and the rail station).

INFO: Since 2005 Moseley have played at Billesley Common, which is owned by Birmingham City Council, and they now have a long term lease on an area to the north of the site where the clubs facilities and 1st IX pitch are located.

In the autumn of 2009 plans were formally submitted to Birmingham
City Council for the construction of a 5000-seat stand along the east side of the pitch, allowing the overall capacity to be expanded to 7500. Planning approval was granted by councillors on 21 January 2010. However, with finance for the construction of this stand proving difficult to obtain in a difficult economic climate, an alternative plan for a more modest construction was progressed, in the form of a stand with 750 seats on the west side of the pitch, containing player facilities, bars and function room. This opened in April 2015. With the relocation of the 650-seat temporary stand to the east side of the ground, this now gives seated capacity of 1,300.

WHO: Director of Rugby Kevin Maggs

WHAT: Prior to the 2016–17 season, the club changed its name from Moseley Rugby Football Club to Birmingham Moseley Rugby Club.