⚠️ Service Diversion: Service 28, Gendros ⚠️

Due to several instances of vandalism, we will not be serving Gendros after 18:00 until further notice.

This change will impact the service 28.

Services will be diverted via Pentregethin Rd and the normal day route, omitting Gendros.

We apologise for any inconvenience but we have made this decision to protect our drivers, our customers and our vehicles.

From Monday the 3rd of March until Tuesday the 28th of March 2023 Tregenna Hill St Ives will be closed.

This will affect the LANDS END COASTER.

Buses will be diverting as follows:

EMERGENCY NOTICE

From Monday the 01st of March until Tuesday the 07th of March, High Street, Halberton will be closed for South West Water Works.

This will affect the X22 service

Buses will be diverting as follows:

Temporary Stop Closure, Hillson Drive, Highlands Road, Fareham.
In both directions

Due to communication works at the above stops will be closed on times and date shown below:

Start of suspension: Monday 6/03/2023
End of suspension: Friday 10/03/2023

A temporary stop will be supplied by the works contractor.

Service 1

Vale of Leven Hospital

To accommodate resurfacing on Friday 3rd March 20:00hrs until Monday 6th March 08:00hrs Vale of Leven Hospital will be closed.

During the closure the following diversions will be in operation:

Service 1 towards Balloch/Osborne Street

Council provides a great incentive to use the bus, with fare free Sundays planned throughout March

Local people across Portsmouth will be able to travel by bus for free on Sundays in March.

Holburn Street will be one way northbound between Ruthrieston Road and Ruthrieston Place from 04:00 on 13 March until 17:00 on 26 March

Southbound services will divert as follows -
Services 1,1A heading to RGU
From Gray Street:
• right onto Gray Street
• left onto Broomhill Road
• 1st exit at roundabout onto Anderson Drive
• 3rd exit at roundabout
• resume normal service

Norfolk County Council & First Eastern Counties have received confirmation of an extra £11.4 million funding from the Department for Transport (Dft) which will mean a total of 70 zero-emission buses will be arriving in Norwich next year.

This is in addition to the £3.3 million confirmed in March 2022 bringing the total funding to more than £14.7 million to the County.