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Great Yarmouth Services 6A - X6 & 6 : Cromer - Nth Walsham - Stalham - Potter Heigham - Caister - Great Yarmouth. ( Service 6 via Fleggburgh - Service X6 via Ormesby St Michael ) College Days Days Of Operation ONLY Mondays to Fridays - See separate Saturday Timetable SERVICE NUMBER 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A Cromer Cadogan Road 930 1030 1230 1355 1545 1810 Cromer Zoo / Roughton Road 934 1034 1234 1359 1549 1814 Roughton New Inn 940 1040 1240 1405 1555 1822 Thorpe Market - The Green 943 1043 1243 1408 1558 1825 Waitrose A149 Nth Walsham 950 1050 1250 1415 1605 1832 North Walsham Market Place ( NOT THURS ) 953 1053 1253 1418 1608 1835 R Service changes to X6 or 6 - for Great Yarmouth 6 X6 X6 X6 X6 X6 X6 North Walsham, Plummers New Road 715 915 955 1055 1255 1420 1610 North Walsham Spencer Avenue 717 917 957 1057 1257 1422 1612 North Walsham Hospital 718 918 958 1058 1258 1423 1613 Bengate, A149 turn 724 924 1004 1104 1304 1429 1619 Smallburgh, Crown P.H. 729 929 1009 1109 1309 1434 1624 Stalham Bypass A149 layby 737 937 1017 1117 1317 1442 1632 Stalham, Yarmouth Rd opp Chapel 739 939 1019 1119 1319 1444 1634 Sutton, Post Office 744 944 1024 1124 1324 1449 1639 Catfield, opp Neaves Depot 750 950 1030 1130 1330 1455 1645 Ludham, High Street 754 954 1034 1134 1334 1459 1649 Potter Heigham, Bridge Rd P.O. 759 959 1039 1139 1339 1504 1654 Bastwick, A149 Bus Shelter 802 1002 1042 1142 1342 1507 1657 Martham, Victoria Inn P.H. l | l l | | 1702 Martham Flegg High School l l l l l l l Rollesby, Main Rd opp Horse & Groom l 1005 1045 1145 1345 1510 1705 Rollesby, Fleggburgh Rd/Village Hall 806 l | l l l l Fleggburgh, Kings Arms 810 | | | | | | Filby, opp Thrigby Rd 813 l | l l l l Ormesby, St Michael adj. Eels Foot Road l 1008 1048 1148 1348 1513 1708 Ormesby, Royal Oak P.H. ( Paston College Days ONLY ) | | | | | | 1713 Caister, opp Police Station 822 1016 1055 1155 1355 1520 1721 Gt Yarmouth, Market Gates Stand A 833 1024 1104 1204 1404 1529 1730 Southtown Road, for Gt Yarmouth College (coll days only) 842 | | 1212 | 1538 | Gorleston, Church Lane ENSFC (coll days only) 850 | | 1220 | 1546 | Service X6 & 6: Great Yarmouth - Caister - Potter Heigham - Stalham - Nth Walsham plus Service 6A Nth Walsham to Cromer Days Of Operation College Days Mondays to Fridays - See separate Saturday Timetable SERVICE NUMBER X6 X6 X6 X6 X6 X6 N/SCH X6 SCH 6 X6 Gorleston, Church Lane ENSFC (college days only) 915 - - 1235 - - 1604 - Southtown Road, for Gt Yarmouth College (college days only) 921 - - 1241 - - 1610 - Gt Yarmouth, Market Gates Stand A 930 1030 1130 1250 1440 1440 1620 1740 Caister, Police Station - 939 1039 1139 1259 1449 1449 1629 1749 Ormesby Royal Oak ( Paston College Days ONLY ) 735 | | | | | | | | Ormesby, St Michaels Eels Foot Road 740 946 1046 1146 1306 1456 1456 l 1756 Filby, Thrigby Rd Junction This Journey l l l l l l 1638 | runs Paston l l l l l l | Fleggburgh, Kings Arms College Days 1643 Rollesby, Fleggburgh Rd opp Village Hall Only l l l l l l 1648 | Rollesby, Horse and Groom 743 949 1049 1149 1309 1459 1459 1649 1759 Flegg High School - l l l l l 1510 l l Martham, opp Victoria Inn 747 | | | l | 1513 l l Bastwick, A149 opp Bus Shelter 752 952 1052 1152 1312 1502 1518 1652 1802 Potter Heigham, Bridge Rd opp P.O. 755 955 1055 1155 1315 1505 1521 1655 1805 Ludham, High Street 800 1000 1100 1200 1320 1510 1526 1700 1810 Catfield, Village Hall 804 1004 1104 1204 1324 1514 1530 1704 1814 Sutton, opp Post Office 809 1009 1109 1209 1329 1519 1535 1709 1819 Stalham, Yarmouth Rd Chapel Corner 813 1013 1113 1213 1333 1523 1539 1713 1823 Stalham, Old Rail Stn 815 1015 1115 1215 1335 1525 1541 1715 1825 Smallburgh, opp Crown P.H. 822 1022 1122 1222 1342 1532 1548 1722 1832 Bengate, A149 opp turn 826 1026 1126 1226 1346 1536 1552 1726 1836 Nth Walsham Hospital / Yarmouth Rd 832 1032 1132 1232 1352 1542 1558 1732 1842 Nth Walsham Spencer Avenue | 1033 1133 1233 1353 1543 1559 1733 1843 Nth Walsham Roys / Post Office | 1035 1135 1235 1355 1545 1601 1735 1845 Nth Walsham Park Lane ( Paston College days ONLY ) 836 Days Of Operation Monday to Friday Service Number changes to 6A for Cromer 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A 6A Nth Walsham Roys / Post Office 940 1040 1140 1240 1400 1740 Nth Walsham, Park Lane 942 1042 1142 1242 1402 1742 A149 WaitroseStore 945 1045 1145 1245 1405 1745 Thorpe Market Green 952 1052 1152 1252 1412 1752 Roughton New Inn 955 1055 1155 1255 1415 1755 Roughton Road / Cromer Zoo 1002 1102 1202 1302 1422 1802 Cromer Bus Station 1007 1107 1207 1307 1427 1807 Pink Highlighted times show buses that extend to and start from Flegg High School and Great Yarmouth and East Norfolk Colleges on School / College Days ONLY.
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