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Go North East Bus Services Operating in County Durham Changes To Go North East bus services operating in County Durham changes to buses as a result of reductions in funding by Durham County Council Service Brand Changes Last buses Alternative travel options Date Number of change 8 Lime Apart from some very minor timing changes, Monday to Monday to Saturday: Service 50A between Chester-le- 29th May Saturday daytime buses are unchanged 1917 Chester-le-Street to Washington Street, Rickleton and Washington Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate Galleries; Galleries; service 2C between 1948 Washington Galleries to Chester- Harraton and Washington le-Street Galleries 8A Lime This service will no longer operate. During the early Services 78, 78A & V8 29th May evening on Monday to Saturday and during the daytime on Sundays buses between Chester-le-Street and Stanley will be replaced by extra service 78 journeys and between Stanley and Consett by new service V8 journeys 13 & 14 Monday to Saturday daytime buses will operate 5 Monday to Saturday: Services 43/44 between Durham 29th May minutes earlier, but there will be no change to the unchanged and Sacriston overall level of service Sunday: On Sundays early morning & evening buses will no 1805 Langley Park to Durham longer operate, but the Sunday daytime service will 1835 Durham to Langley Park continue to run hourly from 0905 until 1805 (Langley Park to Durham) and 0935 until 1835 (Durham to Langley Park) 15 & 15A Most Monday to Saturday daytime and early evening Monday to Saturday: Service 78 between Leadgate and 29th May buses will be unchanged 2027 Consett to Durham; Consett Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate 2105 Durham to Consett Service 14 between Witton Gilbert and Durham Customers travelling between Consett and Durham can travel via Stanley using services 43/44 & 78/V8 20 & X20 Prince There are no changes to this service Unchanged na Bishops 21 & 22 Angel There are no changes to this service Unchanged na 23A 23B Early morning buses will no longer operate 1940 Sunderland to Hartlepool Arriva services 17th April 23C Evening buses will finish earlier and Sunday buses will 1940 Hartlepool to Sunderland be withdrawn 2040 Hartlepool to Peterlee Go North East bus services operating in County Durham changes to buses as a result of reductions in funding by Durham County Council Service Brand Changes Last buses Alternative travel options Date Number of change 28 & 28A Waggonway Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged. Monday to Saturday: Services 21 & 22 between Birtley 29th May Monday to Saturday evening journeys will only operate 1850 Chester-le-Street to Newcastle and Newcastle between Chester-le-Street and Birtley, omitting West 2300 Chester-le-Street to Birtley Service 78A between Chester-le- Pelton and Beamish running instead via Newfield; 1950 Newcastle to Chester-le-Street Street and Pelton Sunday evening buses will no longer operate 2332 Birtley to Chester-le-Street Sunday: 1750 Chester-le-Street to Newcastle 1850 Newcastle to Chester-le-Street 34 & 34A Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged. Monday to Saturday: Services 78 & 78A between 29th May Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate. 1947 Chester-le-Street to Urpeth Chester-le-Street and Pelton Grange Schools 1959 Urpeth Grange to Chester-le- Service 28 between Chester-le- Street Street and Ouston 35 Laser Between Houghton-le-Spring and South Shields this unchanged 29th May service will continue to operate every 10 minutes during the daytime on Monday to Saturday, every 20 minutes during the daytime on Sundays and every 30 minutes in an evening. Evening and Sunday buses will continue to serve South Hetton, but Sunday buses will no longer continue to Peterlee Monday to Saturday daytime buses will serve Rainton Bridge instead of Low Moorsley, with buses to Hetton Downs, Hetton & Low Moorsley provided by new service X36 & X37. Go North East bus services operating in County Durham changes to buses as a result of reductions in funding by Durham County Council Service Brand Changes Last buses Alternative travel options Date Number of change 43 & 44 Diamond All Monday to Saturday, and Sunday daytime, buses are Service 43: Customers travelling between 29th May unchanged. 2155 Newcastle to Durham Newcastle & Whickham can use On Sunday evenings service 43 will continue to operate 2255 Newcastle to Stanley service 97 hourly from Newcastle to Durham as now, but service 2125 Durham to Newcastle Between Annfield Plain & Stanley 44 will no longer operate at these times 2225 Durham to Flint Hill service 78A 2325 Durham to Stanley Service 44: Monday to Saturday: 1925 Newcastle to Durham 2325 Newcastle to Stanley 2055 Durham to Newcastle 2226 Stanley to Newcastle Sunday: 1620 Newcastle to Durham 2025 Newcastle to Stanley 1755 Durham to Newcastle 1926 Stanley to Newcastle 45 & 46 Red Kite Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged Consett to Newcastle 2217; na 29th May Monday to Saturday early evening, and Sunday Newcastle to Consett 2315; daytime, alternate buses operate as service 46 to Consett to Rowlands Gill 2317 (not provide a service to Bridgehill following the withdrawal Sundays) of services V3 & V4 at these times A new service 45 journey will operate on Monday to Saturday evenings at 2317 from Consett to Rowlands Gill - this bus will operate via Blackhall Mill, Chopwell, High Spen and Highfield replacing the last bus on service V9 Go North East bus services operating in County Durham changes to buses as a result of reductions in funding by Durham County Council Service Brand Changes Last buses Alternative travel options Date Number of change 50 & 50A Monday to Saturday daytime buses will continue to unchanged Service M3 will be extended 29th May operate every 30 minutes between Durham, Chester-le- from Ayton to Chester‐le‐ Street, Washington & South Shields, but will run direct via the A1M between Chester-le-Street and Washington Street during the daytime on in order to provide a faster journey and improve the Monday to Saturday to reliability of the service replace service 50 Evening and Sunday buses will run as service 50A via Rickleton, Harraton, Lambton & Waterview Park 60 Drifter No changes except that the 2250 bus from Parkside to Unchanged na 17th April New Seaham will be extended to Sunderland 61 Drifter There are no changes to this service Unchanged na 65 Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged Monday to Saturday: Customers from Seaham and 17th April Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate 2018 Durham to Seaham; Murton can travel via Sunderland 1915 Seaham to Durham and service 20; customers from 2015 Seaham to Hetton-le-Hole Hetton-le-Hole can travel via Houghton-le-Spring and service 20. 70 West See X70 X71 29 th May Durham Swift 71 Most Monday to Saturday daytime buses are Monday to Saturday: Services 78/78A between 29th May unchanged. 2017 Chester-le-Street to Houghton-le- Chester-le-Street and Woodstone Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate Spring Village; service M1 between 2050 Houghton-le-Spring to Chester-le- Fencehouses and Houghton-le- Street Spring Go North East bus services operating in County Durham changes to buses as a result of reductions in funding by Durham County Council Service Brand Changes Last buses Alternative travel options Date Number of change 78 & 78A Lime Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged. Service 78 na 29th May Early evening, and Sunday daytime, buses will be Monday to Friday: revised with additional service 78 journeys between 1735 Consett to Sunderland Chester-le-Street and Stanley replacing service 8A 1910 Consett to Chester-le-Street Although financial support for Sunday evening buses is 1745 Sunderland to Consett being withdrawn, Go North East will be continuing to 1940 Sunderland to Stanley operate these without financial support. Saturday: 1730 Consett to Sunderland 1910 Consett to Chester-le-Street 1707 Sunderland to Consett 1840 Sunderland to Stanley 2019 Chester-le-Street to Stanley Sunday: 1630 Stanley to Sunderland 1930 Stanley to Chester-le-Street 1740 Sunderland to Stanley 2019 Chester-le-Street to Stanley Service 78A unchanged 130 Venture Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged Monday to Saturday: Service 43 and 78 between 29th May Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate 2000 Lanchester to Stanley Stanley and South Moor 2034 Stanley to Lanchester 201 East There are no changes to this service Durham 202 East Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged Monday to Saturday: Service 61 from Murton and 17th April Durham Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate 2000 Peterlee to Dalton Park Dalton Park to New Seaham, then 2030 Dalton Park to Peterlee Arriva service to Peterlee 203 There are no changes to this service 206 Monday to Saturday daytime buses are unchanged Monday to Saturday: Arriva services 17th April Later evening and Sunday buses will no longer operate 1935 Peterlee to Wingate 2001 Wingate to Peterlee 207 & There are no changes to this service 208 Go North East bus services operating in County Durham changes to buses as a result of reductions in funding by Durham County Council Service Brand Changes Last buses Alternative travel options Date Number of change 209 & There are no changes to this service 210 211 This service will no longer operate Services X9 and X10 between 17th April Peterlee, Billingham and Middlesbrough; service 206 between Peterlee and Wingate M1 Metrolink Most buses are unchanged. There are some changes to Monday to Saturday: na 17th April bus times at peak periods
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