Services 24 and 56 | Manor Park Centre | Diversion
On Monday 21st until Wednesday 23rd July (07:00-19:00), Manor Park Centre will be closed between Harborough Avenue and Manor Park Rise for resurfacing works.
73, BP1 Tram Replacement & MAN4 Services
Friday 8th until Friday 29th August (20:00-05:00) each night
Shoreham Street will be closed between St Marys Road & Suffolk Road for SCC works.
Services 315, 316, X2, X3, X11 | Balby Road | Road Closure
20:00 – 06:00
Balby Road will be temporarily closed between the entry and exit slips for Carr House Road for bridge inspection work.
Services 357, and 359 | Wroot Road/Station Road | Disruption
22.50-05.20
The Level Crossing on Wroot Road and Station Road will be closed during the above times. Services are to operate to and Terminate at Blaxton Roundabout.
Cowcliffe Hill Road is closed, until further notice.
Service affected: 549
Diversions as follows:
Due to operational issues, the following RA1 services will not run today:
16:40 departure Heathrow(T3) to Reading
16:45 departure Heathrow(T2) to Reading
17:02 departure Heathrow(T5) to Reading
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
To allow for motorway works on Thursday 3rd July 20:00 until Friday 4th July 06:00, Stirling Road on Slips to M8 J15 East Bound will be closed.
During the closure, the following diversion will be in operation:
From Buchanan Bus Station towards Motherwell/Blantyre Depot via Stirling Road, St James Road, Castle Street, Alexandra Parade, Cumbernauld Road, Provan Road, M8 normal route.
A group of bus drivers and managers with First Bus York are getting ready to try their hand at steering a different form of transport – a boat.
They are part of team from the operator taking part in the York Rotary Dragon Boat Challenge on Sunday 13 July.
The drivers will be joined by General Manager, Joel Bradley and management colleagues to make up the 16 rowers needed with the team name First Rider Vikings.
TV’s Anneka Rice has joined forces with First Bus to encourage people in Bristol in their 60s and beyond to dust off their bus passes and re-discover the joy of concessionary bus travel this summer.
The partnership follows new research from First Bus, which reveals that while 71% of Bristol respondents thought getting their bus pass would make them feel old, they actually love using it.
Highlighting the benefits of concessionary bus travel, three in five (60%) of those surveyed in Bristol say having a bus pass has improved their quality of life.
TV’s Anneka Rice has joined forces with First Bus to encourage people across the East Midlands in their 60s and beyond to dust off their bus passes and re-discover the joy of concessionary bus travel this summer.
The partnership follows new research from First Bus, which reveals more that more than three-quarters (76%) of bus pass holders in the region say their quality of life has improved since getting their card.
A further two-thirds (63%) recognise that they get out and about more now they have access to concessionary bus travel.