Service U1:
06:27 | Falmouth to Truro ~ Cancelled
07:22 | Truro to Falmouth ~ Cancelled
08:18 | Falmouth to Truro ~ Cancelled
09:17 | Truro to Falmouth ~ Cancelled
Service 950:
Service 950 to Truro College is currently [08:29] running 30 minutes due to the heavy traffic attending the Royal Cornwall Show around Wadebridge.
Our apologies for any impact to our customers travel.
Update 09:55 [06/06/25]
Highbury Loop in Cosham will be closed for 3 days 16-18 June between 0730 and 1700 affecting the 22 route.
Service will divert from Chatsworth Avenue turning right on to Wembley Grove, right on to Highbury Grove, right on to Dovercourt Road and back on to normal route at Chatsworth Avenue.
The loop around the top of Highbury will not be served. Nearest available stops are near the shop on Chatsworth Avenue.
We are sorry for any inconvenience caused during these works.
75, 75a, 76, 76a, 76e & 719 Services
Woodseats Road has been closed by unannounced road works.
75 & 75a Services diverted via London Road & Chesterfield Road in both directions.
Service 8, 8a, 73 | Granville Road
Due to an RTC Granville Road is currently closed. Services to divert as follows:
To Birley / Dyke Vale – Divert via shrewsbury Road, Talbot Road and City Road.
Service 21, 3A, 31 | Swansea Cancellation
Due to operational issues the following services will not run:
21
16.50 21 from Swansea
17.29 from Priors Way
3A
18.25 from Swansea
19.12 from Bracelet Bay
31
20.05 from Swansea
Figures released today show that 2024 was the busiest year for York’s Park and Ride since 2017, with the total number of journeys exceeding 4.5 million, almost one million higher than in 2023.
December saw the most trips for a decade, recording nearly 500,000 journeys, a 3.5 per cent increase on the previous highest monthly total set in December 2016.
A First Bus double-decker emblazoned with the Pride colours and a message of community support will again loom large in the York Pride parade this weekend (Saturday 7 June).
First Bus in York has been a supporter of the city’s Pride celebrations for many years and the importance of the richness that comes from diversity and inclusivity across society is one that resonates strongly with the operator’s values.
Following the full electrification of its commercial bus fleet in York, First Bus has today (Wednesday, August 28) announced that the depot is now verified net zero-emission and amongst the first in the country to achieve this milestone.
The depot has built on the progress of its fully electric commercial bus fleet by investing in the necessary additional carbon reduction requirements to claim net zero status – among the first commercial bus depots in the UK to achieve this milestone.
Service 20 | Emergency Diversion, Funtley Village
Service 20 is now on diversion for the remaining service today due to operational issues on the bus that we use to go over Knowle Bridge.
Services will be diverting via Kiln Road, North Hill, A32, Wickham Road and Knowle road in both directions.
We apologies to all passengers and hope for this service to be back onto normal route from first thing Friday morning.
A children’s book to help young minds begin to understand about reducing carbon and environmental choices has been published by First Bus in North and West Yorkshire.
Tinyfoot and Evie’s Adventure to Tiny Street features Evie the electric bus and her friend Tinyfoot. And a life-size Evie character visited Badger Hill Primary School in York to the surprise of youngsters in its Reception class, who enjoyed a first reading of the book by Cllr Kate Ravilious, the Executive Member for Transport at City of York Council.