From Monday 19th December to Wednesday 21st December Woolavington Hill will be closed for resurfacing works.
This will affect service 75
Buses will be diverting as follows:
Towards Glastonbury
From Monday 2 January 2023, there'll be some stand changes in the bus station.
Service 21 will now depart from stand HT
Service 22B will now depart from stand HS
Service 25 will now depart from stand HV
Service 26 will now depart from stand HW
On Wednesday 7th December 2022, at 13:00 > 23:00:
South Street in Bridport will be closed, due to:
Bridport Christmas Cheer Event.
Therefore, we will be unable to serve ANY bus stops in South Street during this closure.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused to your travel arrangements.
Service 336
Hullbridge Road has been closed at its junction of Clemments Green Lane, the 336 service will divert in both directions via King Edwards Road, Hamberts Road and Ferrers Road to Inchbonnie Road.
Passengers from Victoria Road and Hullbridge Road should go to Burnham Road Medical Center, King Edwards Road, the Hallowell Down stops or Inchbonnie Road in both directions.
Service C5 and C6
Due to roadworks on Beehive Lane and the junction of Baddow Road the C5 that would normally serve Baddow Road and Beehive Lane during peak is on diversion A.M and P.M
Diversion - from The Army and Navy towards Heath Drive it will divert via Princess Road, Waterson Vale and Gunson Gate to Loftin Way in both directions.
Due to ongoing traffic issues on Wiggington Road the HSB service will be diverted.
Diversion route:
Normal route to Crichton Avenue Bridge, then left onto Wiggington Road, using the stop immediately on the left as a terminus. Then Clifton Moorgate, Water Lane, normal route onto Rawcliffe Drive.
Stops not served:
Hospital, Wiggington Road.
Additional stops:
Wiggington Road Carpark.
Temporary Stop Closure.
Perbeck Drive towards Fareham, route 28A.
Friday 16th until Tuesday 20th December
0800 – 1800 each day
Due to communication works the above stop will be closed.
A temporary stop will be supplied by the works promoter between 0800 – 1800 daily.
Children from Bradley Stoke Community School Primary Phase enjoyed their very own First West of England bus for the morning on Wednesday when they took a mystery roundtrip to Bristol and back. The four and five-year-olds, some of whom had never been on a bus before, had lots of fun singing and learning with their teachers.