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The Grove in Bristol City Centre will be closed on Thursday 23rd July between 2000-2300. This will affect services 16, 24, 43, 44, 45, 70, 74, 75, 76, 522, A1, m1 and X39.

Services towards Bristol City Centre will divert from Redcliffe Roundabout via Redcliff Street, then left onto Victoria Street over Bristol Bridge, left into Baldwin Street then left into Marsh Street and then right onto Broad Quay to resume normal route. 

The 522, A1, m1 and X39 will be unable to serve the Queen Square stop on Prince Street.

The operator’s depot at Scotstoun has been chosen to provide charging facilities for the organiser’s fleet of 100 electric cars.

The Games event management team will be criss-crossing the city in vehicles supplied by official sponsor BYD, supporting officials, volunteers and venues to help stage 10 sports throughout the 11 days of competition as well as the opening and closing ceremonies.

Ryan Sorley, Commercial Manager for First Bus in Glasgow, said:

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Service 125 | Hayvatt Road, Wrington

Hayvatt Road, Wrington will be closed on the 23rd to 24th July 2026 from 09:30 till 15:30. The service will divert via the route below.

HEADING TO WRINGTON:
Normal route to Lower Langford, onto A38 to terminate trip at Yew Tree Close bus stop.

HEADING TO WSM: Yew tree onto Langford road to resume normal route to wsm.

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Mortimer Street,Trowbridge will be closed for 10 weeks from Monday 27th July until Friday 2nd October. This will affect service D1.

Service D1 towards Warminster will operate normal route to Cradle Bridge bus stop where they will divert via County Way to resume normal route at Bradley Road.

The following stops will be unable to be served:- Mortimer Street and Park Street

Please use either Yeoman Way or Cradle Bridge bus stops instead.

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Service X4 | Brook Lane (SE)

Brook Lane (SE) bus stop in Bridge Road, Sarisbury Green will be closed on Tuesday 11 August 2026 at 09:30 till 15:30: This will affect the service X4 towards Fareham only. 

We apologise for the inconvenience.

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