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Extending the Tram Service to Beeston BEESTON CHILWELL (0115) 924 24 54 24 924 (0115) . or calling our hotline on: hotline our calling or www.thetram.net/phasetwo visiting: visiting: and other up and coming tram works in the area by by area the in works tram coming and up other and You can find out more about the works in Beeston, Beeston, in works the about more out find can You public in late 2014. late in public of the day, and are expected to start operating for the the for operating start to expected are and day, the of Services will run every 7.5 minutes throughout most most throughout minutes 7.5 every run will Services 0115 969 4391 969 0115 Nottsbus Chilwell to a new Park & Ride site at Toton Lane. Toton at site Ride & Park new a to Chilwell Central College, before continuing their journey through through journey their continuing before College, Central www.catchyourbus.co.uk serving Beeston’s independent shopping quarter and and quarter shopping independent Beeston’s serving 01773 714 013 714 01773 Trams will travel along Chilwell Road / High Road, Road, High / Road Chilwell along travel will Trams Your Bus Your www.trentbarton.co.uk 01773 712 265 712 01773 trentbarton www.nctx.co.uk 0115 950 60 70 60 950 0115 bus service bus Nottingham City Transport City Nottingham Shoplink Road Chilwell bus service please contact: contact: please service bus FREE For further information about your your about information further For John the Baptist Church. Baptist the John NEW shopping centre before joining Chilwell Road by St St by Road Chilwell joining before centre shopping From there, trams will travel behind The Square Square The behind travel will trams there, From interchange on Styring Street. Styring on interchange Skylink, Y36, L10, L11 L10, Y36, Skylink, Beeston along Middle Street to a new bus / tram tram / bus new a to Street Middle along Beeston Nottingham before travelling into the centre of of centre the into travelling before Nottingham 13, 14, 18, 20, 36, Indigo, N34, N36, N36, N34, Indigo, 36, 20, 18, 14, 13, Queen’s Medical Centre and the University of of University the and Centre Medical Queen’s Information for bus services bus for Information NET trams to Beeston and Chilwell will serve the the serve will Chilwell and Beeston to trams NET Beeston and Chilwell Chilwell and Beeston service to Beeston to service Extending the tram service to to service tram the Extending For journey planning visit visit planning journey For Extending the tram tram the Extending From 25th March 2013, the way that some bus services From early April 2013, the location of bus stops within travel around Beeston will change temporarily for Beeston Bus Station will change for approximately approximately one year while tram works take place. one year so that works can take place on Styring Street to build the new tram line and to create a new Services will generally continue to operate to their bus / tram interchange. During this time, buses will existing timetables, and will serve alterative bus stops enter / exit Beeston Bus Station from Station Road. along their diverted routes. Further information, in advance of these changes, will Buses between Chilwell / be advertised at the bus station. Long Eaton and Beeston Bus Station These services will mainly be diverted along Meadow All businesses in Beeston Town Centre and Lane, Queen’s Road and Station Road (and vice versa). along Chilwell Road and High Road will continue to be open as usual during the works. Buses from Nottingham to Beeston Bus Station How to find out more These services will be diverted from University Boulevard We apologise for any inconvenience caused by the You can find out more information about the tram along Queen’s Road and Station Road. works, and we would like to assure you that we will works taking place in Beeston at a drop-in do all that we can to keep disruption to a minimum. information session. Buses from Beeston Bus Station to Nottingham These services will travel, as usual, along Middle Street, Regent Street, and Broadgate. Date: Tuesday 19th March The map overleaf shows revised bus routes and stops Venue: Latinos Restaurant (function room) for services; 18, 20, 36, Indigo (IGO), N34, N36, Y36. 25/27 Chilwell Road, Beeston, It also shows the route of the new free Chilwell Road NG9 1EH Shoplink bus service. Time: Pop in and see us anytime Services 13, 14, L10, L11, and Skylink will continue to between 5pm - 7pm operate to their usual routes. Free Chilwell Road Shoplink bus service A free half hourly shoplink bus service will be introduced, on a trial basis, to serve Beeston’s independent shopping quarter on Chilwell Road and High Road during the tram works. The service will operate every 30 minutes from 9am - 5pm, Monday - Saturday, between Beeston Bus Station and a new temporary bus terminus on Holly Lane. The Chilwell Road Shoplink will travel along Station Road, Queen’s Road West, Meadow Lane and High Road to Holly Lane (and vice versa), serving all bus stops along its route. BEESTON CHILWELL (0115) 924 24 54 24 924 (0115) . or calling our hotline on: hotline our calling or www.thetram.net/phasetwo visiting: visiting: and other up and coming tram works in the area by by area the in works tram coming and up other and You can find out more about the works in Beeston, Beeston, in works the about more out find can You public in late 2014. late in public of the day, and are expected to start operating for the the for operating start to expected are and day, the of Services will run every 7.5 minutes throughout most most throughout minutes 7.5 every run will Services 0115 969 4391 969 0115 Nottsbus Chilwell to a new Park & Ride site at Toton Lane. Toton at site Ride & Park new a to Chilwell Central College, before continuing their journey through through journey their continuing before College, Central www.catchyourbus.co.uk serving Beeston’s independent shopping quarter and and quarter shopping independent Beeston’s serving 01773 714 013 714 01773 Trams will travel along Chilwell Road / High Road, Road, High / Road Chilwell along travel will Trams Your Bus Your www.trentbarton.co.uk 01773 712 265 712 01773 trentbarton www.nctx.co.uk 0115 950 60 70 60 950 0115 bus service bus Nottingham City Transport City Nottingham Shoplink Road Chilwell bus service please contact: contact: please service bus FREE For further information about your your about information further For John the Baptist Church. Baptist the John NEW shopping centre before joining Chilwell Road by St St by Road Chilwell joining before centre shopping From there, trams will travel behind The Square Square The behind travel will trams there, From interchange on Styring Street. Styring on interchange Skylink, Y36, L10, L11 L10, Y36, Skylink, Beeston along Middle Street to a new bus / tram tram / bus new a to Street Middle along Beeston Nottingham before travelling into the centre of of centre the into travelling before Nottingham 13, 14, 18, 20, 36, Indigo, N34, N36, N36, N34, Indigo, 36, 20, 18, 14, 13, Queen’s Medical Centre and the University of of University the and Centre Medical Queen’s Information for bus services bus for Information NET trams to Beeston and Chilwell will serve the the serve will Chilwell and Beeston to trams NET Beeston and Chilwell Chilwell and Beeston service to Beeston to service Extending the tram service to to service tram the Extending For journey planning visit visit planning journey For Extending the tram tram the Extending From 25th March 2013, the way that some bus services From early April 2013, the location of bus stops within travel around Beeston will change temporarily for Beeston Bus Station will change for approximately approximately one year while tram works take place. one year so that works can take place on Styring Street to build the new tram line and to create a new Services will generally continue to operate to their bus / tram interchange. During this time, buses will existing timetables, and will serve alterative bus stops enter / exit Beeston Bus Station from Station Road. along their diverted routes. Further information, in advance of these changes, will Buses between Chilwell / be advertised at the bus station. Long Eaton and Beeston Bus Station These services will mainly be diverted along Meadow All businesses in Beeston Town Centre and Lane, Queen’s Road and Station Road (and vice versa). along Chilwell Road and High Road will continue to be open as usual during the works. Buses from Nottingham to Beeston Bus Station How to find out more These services will be diverted from University Boulevard We apologise for any inconvenience caused by the You can find out more information about the tram along Queen’s Road and Station Road. works, and we would like to assure you that we will works taking place in Beeston at a drop-in do all that we can to keep disruption to a minimum. information session. Buses from Beeston Bus Station to Nottingham These services will travel, as usual, along Middle Street, Regent Street, and Broadgate. Date: Tuesday 19th March The map overleaf shows revised bus routes and stops Venue: Latinos Restaurant (function room) for services; 18, 20, 36, Indigo (IGO), N34, N36, Y36. 25/27 Chilwell Road, Beeston, It also shows the route of the new free Chilwell Road NG9 1EH Shoplink bus service. Time: Pop in and see us anytime Services 13, 14, L10, L11, and Skylink will continue to between 5pm - 7pm operate to their usual routes.
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