Service Disruptions | 21/11/2025
Due to operational issues, the following services are not running:
T1
14:02 from Penzance to Truro
16:20 from Truro to Penzance
T2
16:36 from Truro to St Ives
87
16:30 from Truro to Newquay ~ Commenced instead from Perranporth at 17:35.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Last Updated: 17:43
376 services
Due to Temporary lights causing delays, services are diverted via Church Way and Market Roundabout
Hillington Road Southbound - Service 9A From Braehead
To allow for major works at Hillington interchange, from Thursday the 27th of November until Thursday morning on the 4th of December between 20:00 and 06:00 each night, Hillington Road Southbound under the M8 will be closed.
During the closure all stops will be observed and the following diversion will be in operation.
Service 9A from Braehead:
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the following services will not operate:
The service 90 from 14:30-18:36 will not operate.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Due to works, the 49 will divert via the following:
Towards Bramley/City -
Services are to approach the closure, stop, activate hazard lights then await escort
through the site by traffic management.
Temporary stops will be placed before the closure points
in both directions.
Works are planned for 3 weeks, starting on Broadlea Hill/Oval then working down and away from the route.
75 & 75a Services - Until 1230 today (Friday)
A funeral gathering is blocking Rock Street.
Services will divert via Pitsmoor Road in both directions.
M275, Portsmouth
South bound ONLY
09/12/2025 – 12/12/2025
2100 - 0500
Due to works, the following diversion will be in place:
Services X4 From Portsmouth towards Fareham
Normal route.
Services X4 From Fareham towards Portsmouth
Due to unforeseen circumstances, service 8 at 14:10 will not depart Market Gates at 14:10 towards JPH.
This will also mean the 14:43 from JPH will not run towards Caister.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
Norfolk County Council and First Bus have worked together to bring Tap On Tap Off (TOTO) payment technology to Norfolk’s bus users. The new way to pay will be live on all First Bus vehicles throughout the region from Sunday 23 November.
The addition of the enhanced contactless system across the First Bus fleet of 240 vehicles has been possible thanks to £465,000 funding given to all of Norfolk’s bus operators to install the readers. This money was from funding received from the Department for Transport for the delivery of Norfolk’s Bus Service Improvement Plan.
First Bus and Suffolk County Council have jointly announced that Tap On Tap Off (TOTO) payment technology will be live on the operator’s buses throughout the region from Sunday 23 November.
The addition of the enhanced contactless system across the First Bus fleet of 88 vehicles has been possible with funding of £42,050 by the council. This is from an allocation of £300,000 through the Local Authority Bus Grant Capital Funding, to roll this service out across all bus operators in Suffolk.