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43 bus time schedule & line map 43 Berwick - Polegate - Langney - Eastbourne View In Website Mode The 43 bus line (Berwick - Polegate - Langney - Eastbourne) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Berwick: 12:30 PM (2) Eastbourne Town Centre: 9:23 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 43 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 43 bus arriving. Direction: Berwick 43 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Berwick Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 12:30 PM Cornƒeld Road, Eastbourne Town Centre 110 Terminus Road, Eastbourne Tuesday Not Operational Trinity Place, Eastbourne Town Centre Wednesday Not Operational 196 Terminus Road, Eastbourne Thursday Not Operational Pier, Eastbourne Friday Not Operational 1 Queens Gardens, Eastbourne Saturday Not Operational Marine Road, Eastbourne Marine Road, Eastbourne St Aubyn's Road, Eastbourne 43 bus Info Cambridge Road, Eastbourne Direction: Berwick Royal Parade, Eastbourne Stops: 55 Trip Duration: 68 min Beamsley Road, Roselands Line Summary: Cornƒeld Road, Eastbourne Town B2106, Eastbourne Centre, Trinity Place, Eastbourne Town Centre, Pier, Eastbourne, Marine Road, Eastbourne, St Aubyn's Fishermans Club, Roselands Road, Eastbourne, Cambridge Road, Eastbourne, Beamsley Road, Roselands, Fishermans Club, Desmond Road, Roselands Roselands, Desmond Road, Roselands, Car Park, Roselands, Sovereign Centre, Roselands, Middleton Car Park, Roselands Drive, Langney, Ramsay Way, Langney Point, Priory Road South, Langney, Martello Inn, Langney, The Sovereign Centre, Roselands Rising, Langney, Hide Hollow Roundabout South, Langney, Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney, Middleton Drive, Langney Shopping Centre, Langney, Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney, Pennine Way, Langney, Oak Tree Ramsay Way, Langney Point Lane, Langney, Larkspur Drive, Shinewater, Patcham Mill Road, Stone Cross, The Red Lion, Stone Cross, The Crossways, Stone Cross, Arun Way, Stone Cross, Priory Road South, Langney Bluebell Barn, Dittons, Nursery, Dittons, Dittons Farm, Dittons, Chaucer Industrial Estate, Dittons, Downley, Martello Inn, Langney Dittons, Shepham Lane, Polegate, Glynleigh Drive, 108 Langney Rise, Eastbourne Polegate, Romney Road, Polegate, Porters Way, Polegate, School Lane, Polegate, Oakleaf Drive, The Rising, Langney Polegate, Natewood, Coppards, Woodside Hall, Langney Rise, Eastbourne Coppards, Ingrams Way, Hailsham, Ropemaker Park, Hailsham, Gordon Road, Hailsham, Tesco, Hailsham, Hide Hollow Roundabout South, Langney High Street, Hailsham, Police Station, Hailsham, Church, Hailsham, Baptist Chapel, Lower Dicker, Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney Village Shop, Upper Dicker, Railway Station, Berwick, Fern Close, Eastbourne Crossroads, Berwick, Alciston Road, Alciston, Village Hall, Selmeston, Lovers Corner, Chalvington, Railway Shopping Centre, Langney Station, Berwick Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney B2104, Eastbourne Pennine Way, Langney Oak Tree Lane, Langney Culver Close, Eastbourne Larkspur Drive, Shinewater Whitbread Close, Eastbourne Patcham Mill Road, Stone Cross Lion Hill, Westham Civil Parish The Red Lion, Stone Cross The Crossways, Stone Cross Arun Way, Stone Cross Dittons Road, Westham Civil Parish Bluebell Barn, Dittons Nursery, Dittons Dittons Farm, Dittons Station Road, Polegate Civil Parish Chaucer Industrial Estate, Dittons Downley, Dittons Shepham Lane, Polegate Glynleigh Drive, Polegate Romney Road, Polegate Porters Way, Polegate Station Road, Eastbourne School Lane, Polegate Oakleaf Drive, Polegate Oakleaf Drive, Eastbourne Natewood, Coppards Woodside Hall, Coppards Ingrams Way, Hailsham Ropemaker Park, Hailsham South Close, Hailsham Gordon Road, Hailsham Tesco, Hailsham North Street, Hailsham High Street, Hailsham 28 High Street, Hailsham Police Station, Hailsham South Road, Hailsham Church, Hailsham Baptist Chapel, Lower Dicker Village Shop, Upper Dicker Railway Station, Berwick Crossroads, Berwick Alciston Road, Alciston Village Hall, Selmeston Lovers Corner, Chalvington Railway Station, Berwick Direction: Eastbourne Town Centre 43 bus Time Schedule 55 stops Eastbourne Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:23 AM Railway Station, Berwick Tuesday Not Operational Lovers Corner, Chalvington Wednesday Not Operational Village Hall, Selmeston Thursday Not Operational Alciston Road, Alciston Friday Not Operational Crossroads, Berwick Saturday Not Operational Railway Station, Berwick Village Shop, Upper Dicker 43 bus Info Baptist Chapel, Lower Dicker Direction: Eastbourne Town Centre Stops: 55 Trip Duration: 76 min Grovelands Road, Hailsham Line Summary: Railway Station, Berwick, Lovers Corner, Chalvington, Village Hall, Selmeston, Alciston Old Railway Bridge, Hailsham Road, Alciston, Crossroads, Berwick, Railway London Road, Hailsham Station, Berwick, Village Shop, Upper Dicker, Baptist Chapel, Lower Dicker, Grovelands Road, Hailsham, High Street, Hailsham Old Railway Bridge, Hailsham, High Street, Hailsham, 28 High Street, Hailsham Police Station, Hailsham, Church, Hailsham, Diplocks Way, Hailsham, Ingrams Way, Hailsham, Woodside Police Station, Hailsham Hall, Coppards, Natewood, Coppards, Mapleleaf South Road, Hailsham Gardens, Polegate, Cresta Close, Polegate, Oakleaf Drive, Polegate, Porters Way, Polegate, Romney Church, Hailsham Road, Polegate, Glynleigh Drive, Polegate, Shepham Lane, Polegate, Downley, Dittons, Chaucer Industrial Diplocks Way, Hailsham Estate, Dittons, Dittons Farm, Dittons, Nursery, Dittons, Bluebell Barn, Dittons, Arun Way, Stone Ingrams Way, Hailsham Cross, The Crossways, Stone Cross, The Red Lion, Stone Cross, Patcham Mill Road, Stone Cross, Oak Woodside Hall, Coppards Tree Lane, Langney, Pennine Way, Langney, Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney, Shopping Natewood, Coppards Centre, Langney, Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney, The Rising, Langney, Martello Inn, Langney, Mapleleaf Gardens, Polegate Priory Road South, Langney, Ramsay Way, Langney Point, Middleton Drive, Langney, Sovereign Centre, Cresta Close, Polegate Roselands, Car Park, Roselands, Desmond Road, Roselands, Fishermans Club, Roselands, Beamsley Greenleaf Gardens, Polegate Civil Parish Road, Roselands, Cambridge Road, Eastbourne, Oakleaf Drive, Polegate Marine Road, Eastbourne, Pier, Eastbourne, Burlington Road, Eastbourne, Trinity Place, Porters Way, Polegate Eastbourne Town Centre, Memorial Roundabout, Eastbourne Town Centre, Gildredge Road, Junction Street, Eastbourne Eastbourne Town Centre Romney Road, Polegate Glynleigh Drive, Polegate Shepham Lane, Polegate Jubilee Drive, Eastbourne Downley, Dittons Chaucer Industrial Estate, Dittons Dittons Farm, Dittons Nursery, Dittons Bluebell Barn, Dittons Arun Way, Stone Cross Dittons Road, Westham Civil Parish The Crossways, Stone Cross 2 Mimram Road, Westham Civil Parish The Red Lion, Stone Cross Patcham Mill Road, Stone Cross Lion Hill, Westham Civil Parish Oak Tree Lane, Langney Friday Street, Eastbourne Pennine Way, Langney Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney Fern Close, Eastbourne Shopping Centre, Langney Hide Hollow Roundabout West, Langney B2104, Eastbourne The Rising, Langney Martello Inn, Langney 108 Langney Rise, Eastbourne Priory Road South, Langney Langney Rise, Eastbourne Ramsay Way, Langney Point Middleton Drive, Langney Sovereign Centre, Roselands Car Park, Roselands Desmond Road, Roselands Fishermans Club, Roselands Beamsley Road, Roselands B2106, Eastbourne Cambridge Road, Eastbourne Marine Road, Eastbourne 31 Marine Road, Eastbourne Pier, Eastbourne 1 Queens Gardens, Eastbourne Burlington Road, Eastbourne Terminus Road, Eastbourne Trinity Place, Eastbourne Town Centre Seaside Road, Eastbourne Memorial Roundabout, Eastbourne Town Centre Chawbrook Mews, Eastbourne Gildredge Road, Eastbourne Town Centre 43 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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