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X18 bus time schedule & line map X18 Newcastle upon Tyne - Alnwick View In Website Mode The X18 bus line (Newcastle upon Tyne - Alnwick) has 8 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Alnwick: 6:43 AM - 10:18 PM (2) Amble by the Sea: 11:28 PM (3) Amble by the Sea: 10:28 PM (4) Belford: 4:13 PM (5) Berwick-Upon-Tweed: 6:30 AM - 2:08 PM (6) Newcastle upon Tyne: 6:08 AM - 9:18 PM (7) Pegswood: 11:28 PM (8) Widdrington Station: 10:28 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest X18 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next X18 bus arriving. Direction: Alnwick X18 bus Time Schedule 77 stops Alnwick Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:55 AM - 9:28 PM Monday 6:43 AM - 9:28 PM Haymarket Bus Station, Newcastle upon Tyne Percy Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Tuesday 6:43 AM - 9:28 PM High Street - Ivy Road, Gosforth Wednesday 6:43 AM - 10:18 PM North Cross Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Thursday 6:43 AM - 10:18 PM Regent Centre Interchange, Gosforth Friday 6:43 AM - 10:18 PM Great North Road-Brunton Lane, Gosforth Saturday 7:30 AM - 10:18 PM High Clifton, Clifton Clifton Farm, Clifton X18 bus Info Garage, Clifton Direction: Alnwick Stops: 77 Catchburn Farm, Loansdean Trip Duration: 112 min Line Summary: Haymarket Bus Station, Newcastle The Fairway, Loansdean upon Tyne, High Street - Ivy Road, Gosforth, Regent Centre Interchange, Gosforth, Great North Road- The Kylins, Loansdean Brunton Lane, Gosforth, High Clifton, Clifton, Clifton Farm, Clifton, Garage, Clifton, Catchburn Farm, Loansdean, The Fairway, Loansdean, The Kylins, Sun Inn, Morpeth Loansdean, Sun Inn, Morpeth, Mafeking Roundabout, Morpeth, Castle Square, Morpeth, Mafeking Roundabout, Morpeth Damside, Morpeth, Bus Station, Morpeth, Dark Lane, Morpeth, The Mount, East Cottingwood, East Mill, Castle Square, Morpeth East Cottingwood, Cookswell Garage, Pegswood, Castle Square, Morpeth Front Street, Pegswood, First School, Pegswood, Butcher's Lane, Longhirst, Village Centre, Longhirst, Damside, Morpeth Forge Estate, Ulgham, Institute, Ulgham, Woodlands, Damside, Morpeth Ulgham, Grangemoor Road, Stobswood, Station Mews, Widdrington Station, Level Crossing, Bus Station, Morpeth Widdrington Station, Church, Widdrington Village, Roundabout, Widdrington Village, Market Street, Red Dark Lane, Morpeth Row, Smally's Bar, Red Row, Hadston Road End, Hadston, Barties Town, South Broomhill, Warkworth The Mount, East Cottingwood Terrace, Broomhill, Castington Road, Broomhill, Castington Corner, Hmps Northumberland, Turning East Mill, East Cottingwood Circle, Hmps Northumberland, East End, Acklington, West End, Togston, Togston Crescent, Broomhill, Cookswell Garage, Pegswood Togston Hall, North Togston, Estate Entrance, Dark Lane, Pegswood Civil Parish Gloster Park, Woodbine Street, Amble by the Sea, Fourways, Amble by the Sea, High Street, Amble by Front Street, Pegswood the Sea, The Wynd, Amble by the Sea, Beal Bank Top, Cooperative Terrace, Pegswood Civil Parish Warkworth, Market Place, Warkworth, Coquet Bridge, Warkworth, Shortridge Hall Road End, First School, Pegswood Shortridge, Road End, High Buston, Roundabout, Hipsburn, First School, Hipsburn, Methodist Church, Butcher's Lane, Longhirst Alnmouth Village, Methodist Church, Alnmouth Village, First School, Hipsburn, Road End, Lesbury, Village Centre, Longhirst Main Road, Hawkhill, Alndyke, Hawkhill, Oaky Balks, Alnwick, Ravensmede, Alnwick, Fire Station, Alnwick, Forge Estate, Ulgham Cemetery, Willowburn Trading Est, Entrance, Forge Estate, Ulgham Civil Parish Willowburn Trading Est, Retail Park, Greensƒeld, Leisure Centre, Willowburn Trading Est, Roundabout, Institute, Ulgham St James Estate, Augur Terrace, St James Estate, Post O∆ce, St James Estate, Barter Books, Alnwick, Woodlands, Ulgham Stpaul's Rc School, Alnwick, Inƒrmary, Alnwick, Woodlands, Ulgham Civil Parish Playhouse, Alnwick, Green Batt, Alnwick, Alnwick Bus Station, Alnwick Grangemoor Road, Stobswood Station Mews, Widdrington Station Grangemoor Road, Widdrington Station And Stobswood Civil Parish Level Crossing, Widdrington Station Church, Widdrington Village Roundabout, Widdrington Village A1068, Widdrington Village Civil Parish Market Street, Red Row Swarland Terrace, East Chevington Civil Parish Smally's Bar, Red Row Hadston Road End, Hadston Barties Town, South Broomhill Warkworth Terrace, Broomhill Castington Road, Broomhill Castington Corner, Hmps Northumberland Turning Circle, Hmps Northumberland East End, Acklington West End, Togston Togston Crescent, Broomhill Togston Court, Togston Civil Parish Togston Hall, North Togston Estate Entrance, Gloster Park Gloster Park, Amble By The Sea Civil Parish Woodbine Street, Amble by the Sea Woodbine Street, Amble Fourways, Amble by the Sea Church Street, Amble High Street, Amble by the Sea High Street, Amble The Wynd, Amble by the Sea Beal Bank Top, Warkworth Woodlands, Warkworth Market Place, Warkworth 26 Castle Street, Warkworth Coquet Bridge, Warkworth Shortridge Hall Road End, Shortridge Road End, High Buston Roundabout, Hipsburn First School, Hipsburn Methodist Church, Alnmouth Village Friary Gardens, Alnmouth Civil Parish Methodist Church, Alnmouth Village Shepherd's Hill, Alnmouth Civil Parish First School, Hipsburn Road End, Lesbury Main Road, Hawkhill Alndyke, Hawkhill Oaky Balks, Alnwick Ravensmede, Alnwick Fire Station, Alnwick Cemetery, Willowburn Trading Est Entrance, Willowburn Trading Est Retail Park, Greensƒeld Leisure Centre, Willowburn Trading Est Roundabout, St James Estate St James Estate, Alnwick Augur Terrace, St James Estate Post O∆ce, St James Estate Wagonway Road, Alnwick Barter Books, Alnwick Stpaul's Rc School, Alnwick Bondgate Without, Alnwick Inƒrmary, Alnwick Playhouse, Alnwick 24 Bondgate Without, Alnwick Green Batt, Alnwick Green Batt, Alnwick Alnwick Bus Station, Alnwick Clayport Square, Alnwick Civil Parish Direction: Amble by the Sea X18 bus Time Schedule 26 stops Amble by the Sea Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 11:28 PM Monday 11:28 PM Bus Station, Alnwick Clayport Square, Alnwick Civil Parish Tuesday 11:28 PM Green Batt, Alnwick Wednesday 11:18 PM Green Batt, Alnwick Thursday 11:18 PM Playhouse, Alnwick Friday 11:18 PM 24 Bondgate Without, Alnwick Saturday 11:18 PM - 11:28 PM Inƒrmary, Alnwick St Paul's Rc School, Alnwick Ravensmede, Alnwick X18 bus Info Direction: Amble by the Sea Oaky Balks, Alnwick Stops: 26 Trip Duration: 32 min Alndyke, Hawkhill Line Summary: Bus Station, Alnwick, Green Batt, Alnwick, Playhouse, Alnwick, Inƒrmary, Alnwick, St Main Road, Hawkhill Paul's Rc School, Alnwick, Ravensmede, Alnwick, Oaky Balks, Alnwick, Alndyke, Hawkhill, Main Road, Road End, Lesbury Hawkhill, Road End, Lesbury, Curly Lane North End, Alnmouth Station, Curly Lane, Alnmouth Station, A1068, Lesbury Civil Parish South View, Hipsburn, First School, Hipsburn, Curly Lane North End, Alnmouth Station Methodist Church, Alnmouth Village, Methodist Church, Alnmouth Village, First School, Hipsburn, Curly Lane, Alnmouth Station Roundabout, Hipsburn, Road End, High Buston, Shortridge Hall Road End, Shortridge, Coquet Bridge, Warkworth, Market Place, Warkworth, Beal Bank South View, Hipsburn Top, Warkworth, The Wynd, Amble by the Sea, High South View, Lesbury Civil Parish Street, Amble by the Sea, Fourways, Amble by the Sea First School, Hipsburn Methodist Church, Alnmouth Village Friary Gardens, Alnmouth Civil Parish Methodist Church, Alnmouth Village Shepherd's Hill, Alnmouth Civil Parish First School, Hipsburn Roundabout, Hipsburn Road End, High Buston Shortridge Hall Road End, Shortridge Coquet Bridge, Warkworth Market Place, Warkworth 27 Castle Street, Warkworth Beal Bank Top, Warkworth Woodlands, Warkworth The Wynd, Amble by the Sea Riverside Park, Amble High Street, Amble by the Sea High Street, Amble Fourways, Amble by the Sea Church Street, Amble Direction: Amble by the Sea X18 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Amble by the Sea Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 10:28 PM Monday 10:28 PM Haymarket Bus Station, Newcastle upon Tyne Percy Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Tuesday 10:28 PM High Street - Ivy Road, Gosforth Wednesday Not Operational North Cross Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne Thursday Not Operational Regent Centre Interchange, Gosforth Friday Not Operational Great North Road-Brunton Lane, Gosforth Saturday 10:28 PM High Clifton, Clifton Clifton Farm, Clifton X18 bus Info Garage, Clifton Direction: Amble by the Sea Stops: 46 Catchburn Farm, Loansdean Trip Duration: 82 min Line Summary: Haymarket Bus Station, Newcastle The Fairway, Loansdean upon Tyne, High Street - Ivy Road, Gosforth, Regent Centre Interchange, Gosforth, Great North Road- Brunton Lane, Gosforth, High Clifton, Clifton, Clifton The Kylins, Loansdean Farm, Clifton, Garage, Clifton, Catchburn Farm, Loansdean, The Fairway, Loansdean, The Kylins, Sun Inn, Morpeth Loansdean, Sun Inn, Morpeth, Mafeking Roundabout, Morpeth, Castle Square, Morpeth, Mafeking Roundabout, Morpeth Damside, Morpeth, Bus Station, Morpeth, Dark Lane, Morpeth, The Mount, East Cottingwood, East Mill, Castle Square, Morpeth East Cottingwood, Cookswell Garage, Pegswood, Castle Square, Morpeth Front Street, Pegswood, First School, Pegswood, Butcher's Lane, Longhirst, Village Centre, Longhirst, Damside, Morpeth Forge Estate, Ulgham, Institute, Ulgham, Woodlands, Damside, Morpeth Ulgham, Grangemoor Road, Stobswood, Station Mews, Widdrington Station, Level Crossing, Bus Station, Morpeth Widdrington Station, Church, Widdrington Village, Roundabout, Widdrington Village, Market 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