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Bus Service Update September 2019 Bus Service Update September 2019 Service Revisions 1, 1A, 1B Nottingham ‐ Clifton ‐ Gotham ‐ East Leake ‐ Loughborough: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 4, 4A Manton ‐ Larwood: Daily (Stagecoach) Revised route in Manton with effect from 2 September 2019. 6, 6A, X6 Grantham ‐ Bottesford ‐ Bingham/Radcliffe: Monday to Saturday (Centrebus) Revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 10, 10C, 10X Nottingham ‐ Trent Bridge ‐ Wilford Hill ‐ Ruddington: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 21, 25, 25X Worksop ‐ Doncaster: Daily (Stagecoach) Revised route in between Blyth & Styrrup with effect from 2 September 2019. 22 Worksop ‐ Doncaster: Daily (Stagecoach) Revised route in Carlton in Lindrick with effect from 2 September 2019. 22, 23 Gamston ‐ West Bridgford/Clifton ‐ Ruddington ‐ Clifton/West Bridgford ‐ Gamston: Monday to Friday (CT4N) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 24, 25, 25B Nottingham ‐ Carlton ‐ Arnold: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 27 Nottingham ‐ Carlton Hill ‐ Carlton: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 28 Jubilee Campus ‐ Beechdale ‐ Bilborough: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 30, 31 Nottingham ‐ Jubilee Campus ‐ Wollaton ‐ Bramcote: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 37, 37A, 37B, X37 Newark ‐ Tuxford ‐ Retford: Monday to Saturday (Marshalls) Revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 43 Nottingham ‐ Sneinton Dale ‐ Bakersfield: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 44, 44A Nottingham ‐ Colwick ‐ Netherfield ‐ Gedling: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 49, 49A, 49B, 49X Nottingham ‐ Queens Drive ‐ Electric Avenue ‐ Queens Drive P&R ‐ Boots Site: Monday to Saturday (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 56, 56B, 57, 57A, 59 Nottingham ‐ Sherwood ‐ Plains Estate ‐ Arnold: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 77 Worksop ‐ Chesterfield: Daily (Stagecoach) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 100, N100 Nottingham ‐ Burton Joyce ‐ Lowdham ‐ NTU Brackenhurst ‐ Southwell: Daily (Nottingham City Transport) Service renumbered 26 & N26 with revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 339 Tuxford ‐ Sutton on Trent ‐ North Muskham: Monday to Saturday (Marshalls) Revised timetable with effect from 1 September 2019. 367 Newark ‐ Collingham ‐ Harby: Monday to Saturday (Travelwright) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. 510 Beeston ‐ Toton ‐ Stapleford: Monday to Saturday (Nottinghamshire County Council) Revised route & timetable with effect from 9 September 2019. 511 Stapleford Shopper: Monday to Saturday (Nottinghamshire County Council) Revised route & timetable with effect from 9 September 2019. 536 Beeston ‐ Chilwell ‐ Toton: Monday to Saturday (Nottinghamshire County Council) Revised route & timetable with effect from 9 September 2019. Ecolink Nottingham ‐ Colwick ‐ Victoria Park, Netherfield: Monday to Saturday (CT4N) Service withdrawn with effect from 2 September 2019. i4 Nottingham ‐ Stapleford ‐ Sandiacre ‐ Derby: Daily (trent barton) Revised timetable with effect from 29 September 2019. L14 Nottingham ‐ Basford ‐ Bulwell: Monday to Saturday (CT4N) Revised timetable with effect from 2 September 2019. rapid one Nottingham ‐ Langley Mill ‐ Heanor ‐ Ripley: Monday to Saturday (trent barton) Revised timetable with effect from 29 September 2019. New Services 50 Nottingham ‐ Colwick P&R ‐ Victoria Park, Netherfield: Monday ‐ Saturday (NCT) New service introduced with effect from 2 September 2019. Berry Hill Flyer Lindhurst Way West, Berry Hill ‐ Mansfield: Monday to Saturday (Nottinghamshire County Council) New limited stop service introduced with effect from 7 October 2019. Late Notification 9 Nottingham ‐ Loughborough: Daily (kinchbus) Revised route & timetable due to relocation of the County Court stop to Spaniel Row in Nottingham City Centre with effect from 16 August 2019. the keyworth Nottingham ‐ Keyworth: Daily (trent barton) Revised route & timetable due to relocation of the County Court stop to Spaniel Row in Nottingham City Centre with effect from 16 August 2019. rushcliffe villager Nottingham ‐ East Bridgford ‐ Bingham: Monday to Saturday (trent barton) Revised route & timetable due to relocation of the County Court stop to Spaniel Row in Nottingham City Centre with effect from 16 August 2019. skylink express Nottingham ‐ Clifton ‐ East Midlands Airport: Daily (trent barton) Revised route & timetable due to relocation of the County Court stop to Spaniel Row in Nottingham City Centre with effect from 16 August 2019. For full details of the service changes please contact the relevant operator. Timetables can usually be found on the Traveline website 2 weeks prior to start of service. Please contact Traveline on 0871 200 2233, 7am to 9pm daily, (Calls from landlines cost 12p per minute plus your phone company's access charge). Typetalk available on 18001 0871 200 2233, website: www.travelineeastmidlands.co.uk .
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