Derbyshire bus changes

Two routes have already been improved by Derbyshire County Council with 15 more to come. We have more newsletters.

A total of four bus routes across Derbyshire — the 61, 90, and — will see increased services later this month, as part of a programme of improvements by Derbyshire County Council. The 61 service runs from Glossop to Buxton, the only route directly linking Glossop to the rest of Derbyshire. The improvements will increase the frequency of the service to half hourly in the middle of the day from Monday to Friday. The Saturday service will also be improved with additional early morning journeys. Working with Nottinghamshire County Council, the daytime service has been rescued from complete withdrawal with a revised timetable and route extension to Mansfield Bus Station, to improve links for West Notts College students and Oakham Business Park. The currently runs approximately hourly from 7. An additional later departure is leaving Sheffield at

Derbyshire bus changes

From Sunday, October 29, Stagecoach is set to make a number of changes to its buses services Chesterfield and Derbyshire. The frequency of some routes has been increased and some routes have been extended, providing new links. Monday to Saturday daytime buses will be extended across Chesterfield to serve Green Farm, using the current 2a route. Buses will run hourly. On Sundays, the 5 will continue to run between Chesterfield and Newbold only. On Monday to Saturday daytimes, buses will run every 30 minutes instead of every hour, with more early morning journeys introduced. Sunday daytime journeys are introduced, replacing the 25a. The timetable will also change to improve punctuality. Later daily evening journeys will be introduced. On Monday to Saturday daytimes, buses will run every 30 minutes. Changes are also made to improve punctuality. Timetable changes will also be made to improve punctuality. To reduce journey times, the route will change to serve West Street rather than Ravencar Road and will run via Sheffield Road instead of Windmill Greenway. The timetable will also be changed to improve punctuality. With the 25, 50 and 50a there will now be 4 buses an hour between New Whittington and Chesterfield during Monday to Saturday daytimes.

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Timetables for bus services in Derbyshire, the Peak District and the City of Derby are available here. Use the links on the right to see lists of the timetables available and to select the one you want. If there is a new timetable starting soon, you will be able to choose either the current timetable or the new one. The timetables are in PDF format. To view these you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded and installed free if you do not already have it on your computer. Please also see the Council's Disruption page.

Campaigners in Derbyshire are calling for a regular, reliable, affordable, zero-emission bus services in every village and town in the county. They called for "adequate funding to make public transport the most attractive option". The government said money saved on scrapping HS2 North would be diverted to Derbyshire for transport. Campaign for Better Buses, which is backed by National Pensioners Convention, bus campaigners, trade unions and climate groups, wants root and branch changes. Protesters called for full public ownership of bus services and "up to date and consistent advertising of public transport including full information and travel maps at bus stops". Lisa Hopkinson, from the group, said: "I think anyone who takes the bus in Derbyshire, or pretty much anywhere in England, knows the quality of the buses and the service levels have gone down.

Derbyshire bus changes

Two routes have already been improved by Derbyshire County Council with 15 more to come. We have more newsletters. The new buses will see additional journeys added at evenings and weekends as well as more during the day. Some routes will now run two buses and hour whereas others will be extended to serve more destinations. Derbyshire County Council says two routes have already seen more buses while another 15 will benefit from the improvements in the coming months. The services 55 and , which run around the Chesterfield, Matlock, Bakewell and Alfreton area had additional buses running from March

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Former president appealed the Illinois decision hours later. Subscribe Please enter a valid email Something went wrong, please try again later. We have worked closely with Derbyshire County Council to find a solution that will keep the community connected. There will also be an additional Monday to Friday journey at Sunday 25 th December The timetable will also be changed to improve punctuality. Journeys can be booked through the app or by calling For more information go to www. Princess Charlotte of Wales is the late Princess Diana's double in a touching childhood photo from unearthed by Earl Spencer on Instagram. Modern Slavery Act Christian Horner has again denied allegations of inappropriate behaviour following the leak. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Outside the operating area, residents may also travel directly to Kings Mill Hospital and Alfreton railway station. Monday to Saturday daytime buses will be extended across Chesterfield to serve Green Farm, using the current 2a route. There will be a new hourly Sunday service from Derby between 8. A Saturday service will operate, except for Tesco services to Millhouses which will operate as normal.

Services are being improved for four more bus routes, with changes already in place for the 90, and the 61, and to improve later in September.

The improvements will increase the frequency of the service to half hourly in the middle of the day from Monday to Friday. Some evening journeys will be replaced by service 77a. Following feedback from residents to SYMCA, who support the 31, there will be a minor change to the timetable from the 9th January. The council is increasing the service to include an hourly Sunday service. The Argus. Wednesday 29 th December We will also be making changes to our pass range for the first time in three years due to our significant increase in costs during this period. The Peak District beauty spots that are watch the sunset at. The National. Minor change to route 31 from 9th January The introduction of new ticketing arrangements to make bus travel more affordable.