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Bus Passenger News April / May 2017 This newsletter provides information on forthcoming changes to local bus services in Essex. A summary of each change is provided as it is not possible to publish every change in detail. If you would like further information about a particular service contact the bus operator, Essex County Council or visit travelinesoutheast.org.uk. Contact details for bus operators are available from www.essex.gov.uk/publictransport Did you know? Bus Passenger News is also available as part of our free Transport & Travel Update, which informs readers of road closures/incidents affecting bus services, offers and news. To change from your postal service and subscribe to the Transport & Travel Update visit www.essex.gov.uk/keepmeposted or see back page. If you no longer wish to receive Bus Passenger News our contact details are provided on the last page. Service Route & Operator Summary of Changes Start Date 3 Harwich, Bus Station – Service 4 combined to operate with 28/05/2017 Clacton service 3. Revised timetable Harwich – First Essex Buses Clacton 0835 and 0940 now operate at 0832 and 0935. Clacton – Harwich 0727 and 0840 now operate at 0725 and 0835. 5 Basildon Bus Station – Pitsea, Revised timetable Monday - Friday with 07/05/2017 Tesco Store peak journeys operating and the service First Essex Buses now operating every 10 mins. 9 – 9A Warley – Basildon Bus Station Revised Timetable Monday – Friday the 07/05/2017 First Essex Buses 0550 from Basildon Bus Station will now operate at 0545 15/15A/15B Runwell – Laindon Services 15A-15B combined to operate as 07/05/2017 First Essex Buses single service 15 between Wickford and Laindon. Laindon Railway Station will now be served and a reduced morning capacity between Wickford and Basildon 17/17A/18 Clacton – Point Clear Revised timetable to improve punctuality 28/05/2017 First Essex Buses during increased summer traffic. Service 17A has been withdrawn 19 Clacton – St Osyth Monday to Saturday - Hourly between 28/05/2017 First Essex Buses 0930 and 1700 Seasonal Summer service. 21 Walrey – Ongar Revised Monday to Friday timetable 20/05/2017 Ensign service will now operate every 60 mins. Service Route & Operator Summary of Changes Start Date 25-25A-25B-825 Basildon Hospital – Southend Revised Monday – Saturday timetable. 07/05/2017 Travel Centre Service 25A will now serve Basildon First Essex Buses Hospital 54-54A-54C- North Melbourne - Beaulieu Revised Timetable for Monday to 02/04/2017 56-56A Park Saturdays. No change to Sundays First Essex Buses 55 Beaulieu Park – Chelmsford Revised Timetable. Minor changes to 02/04/2017 First Essex Buses the route and timetable. From Beaulieu Park, re-routed to serve New Bowers Way and Pump Lane, then via Chelmer Valley Road to Chelmsford city centre. 57/57A Westway Depot – Beaulieu New circular service serving Beaulieu 02/04/2017 Park, via Chelmsford City Park. Operating Mondays - Sundays Centre First Essex Buses 61 Highwoods – Wivenhoe Revised Timetable & route now operates 02/04/2017 First Essex Buses to and from Wivenhoe Railway Station 62-62A-62B Colchester North Station – Revised Route & Timetable. 62B operates 02/04/2017 Brightlingsea on Sunday to Wivenhoe Station and 62A First Essex Buses operates to Wivenhoe Co-op 65 Colchester Stanway – Revised Sunday timetable to operate at 02/04/2017 Colchester Highwoods Tesco 0830 0850 0905 then every 15 minutes First Essex Buses from Highwoods 66 Waltham Cross, Circular Minor timetable changes. First journey 03/04/2017 EOS from Loughton is now 0531 and last journey from Waltham Cross is now 2018 Mon – Fri. Saturday first journey from Waltham Cross 0600 and last journey 1930. Sunday first journey from Waltham Cross is now 0800 and last journey is 1800. 71B Chelmsford – Chelmer Village Revised Timetable 02/04/2017 First Essex Buses 71-71A-71X Chelmsford – Colchester Revised Timetable. Monday to Friday 02/04/2017 First Essex Buses additional journey 1945 - 71X to Colchester. Saturdays 1935 71X to Chelmsford withdrawn. 76 Clacton – Colchester, Revised timetable Monday – Friday only 28/05/2017 Stanwell Street additional journeys Clacton – Colchester First Essex Buses 0620 and 0820, Colchester – Clacton 0720 and 0920 81 Brentwood Station – Hutton Revised timetable Monday – Friday the 20/05/2017 Ensign 0824 from Brentwood Station will now operate at 0828. Revised timetable after 1704 journey from Brentwood Station. 86/86A Harlow – Waltham Cross Minor timetable changes. Does not serve 03/04/2017 EOS Katherines & Sumners on Saturday now served by service 87. New Saturday service 86A. 2 Service Route & Operator Summary of Changes Start Date 100 – 100X Chelmsford Bus Station – Revised route Monday – Sunday service 07/05/2017 Lakeside Bus Station will now operate via Pipps Hill, Basildon. First Essex Buses Additional journeys between Basildon and Lakeside on Sundays only. 111 Sudbury – Braintree Service Withdrawn 21/05/2017 H C Chambers 117 Clacton – Point Clear Holiday Service Withdrawn Park First Essex Buses 200X Wickford – Grays Revised Timetable on 200X only 02/04/2017 First Essex Buses 265 Grays Bus Station – West Revised days of operation will now 01/04/2017 Horndon Railway Station operate Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Trans-Vol No changes to timetable or route 339 Epping Station – Shenfield Seasonal summer timetable. Operates 01/04/2017 Station every Sat/Sun from 1st April to 22nd London Vintage Bus Hire Ltd October 2017 as well as on the following dates: 05/12/14/17 April, 01/29/31 May, 26/28 July, 02/09/16/23/28/30 August, 25 October, 27/28/30/31 December 391 Bumbles Green – Harlow Bus Service Withdrawn 01/05/2017 Station Regal Busways 410 – 410A Harlow Bus Station – Service 410A withdrawn and service 410 01/05/2017 Holdbrook adjusted to partially compensate. Galleon Travel 424 Harlow – Hertford Revised Timetable. Operates on Sunday 10/04/2017 Galleon Travel SB35 Colchester – Colchester New dial and ride service operating within 01/04/2017 Colchester CVS Colchester. To book this service please contact 01206 216600 Mon – Fri 0900 - 1700. Basildon Flexi Basildon – Basildon New dial and ride service operating within 01/05/2017 Bus Basildon Community Basildon. To book this service please Transport contact 01268 465858 and 48hrs notice is required. Mon – Fri 0900 – 1700. Brentwood Brentwood – Brentwood New dial and ride service operating within 01/05/2017 Flexi Bus Brentwood Community Brentwood. To book this service please Transport contact 01277 228080 and 48hrs notice is required. Mon – Fri 0900 – 1700. 3 Public transport information This information is issued by Bus times and routes Essex County Council, Highways For information on planning your journey by bus, coach or train You can contact us in the following contact traveline: ways: Tel: 0871 200 2233 (calls cost 12p per minute plus network extras) By post: Online: Travel Information Team, Highways, www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk Seax House, County Hall, Chelmsford, CM1 1QH Twitter feed Follow @Essex_PT Twitter account By telephone: which provides you with useful 0345 603 7631 transport and travel updates. By email: [email protected] Online: www.twitter.com/Essex_pt Transport & Travel Update Visit our website: newsletter www.essex.gov.uk/publictransport Free monthly updates on public The information contained in this transport in Essex. newsletter can be translated, and/or made available in alternative formats, Sign up at on request. www.essex.gov.uk/keepmeposted www.essexbus.info Our new interactive map has been upgraded to include Essex bus stops, a journey planner and bus timetables. The new portal also has links to Operators’ live buses and other public transport information you might find useful. Don’t worry our useful town plans are still available in the Help & Downloads section or www.essexbus.info/maps- download.html 4 .
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