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501 Via Seahouses - Bamburgh, 505 Via Shilbottle Then A1 Direct 501 505 Monday to Saturday Newcastle - Morpeth - Alnwick - Berwick (starts 1 April 2012) 501 via Seahouses - Bamburgh, 505 via Shilbottle then A1 direct 501 505 Monday to Saturday 505 505 505 501 505 505 501 505 501 505 501 505 501 501 NS S N'castle, Haymarket B.Stn .... .... 0710 .... 0725 0830 0930 1030 1130 1230 1330 1430 .... 1530 Regent Centre (C) .... .... 0720 .... 0735 0840 0940 1040 1140 1240 1340 1440 .... 1540 Stannington Village, Shelter .... .... .... .... 0753 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... …. Morpeth Bus Station .... .... 0745 .... 0805 0905 1005 1105 1205 1305 1405 1505 .... 1605 Morpeth Bus Station .... .... 0750 .... 0810 0910 1010 1110 1210 1310 1410 1510 .... 1610 Felton, Stags Head .... .... 0810 .... 0830 0930 1030 1130 1230 1330 1430 1530 .... 1630 Shilbottle, Farriers Arms .... .... 0822 .... 0842 0942 .... 1142 .... 1342 .... 1542 .... …. Alnwick, Wagonway Road .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1548 .... …. Alnwick Bus Station .... .... 0834 .... 0854 0954 1047 1154 1247 1354 1447 1555 .... 1647 Alnwick Bus Station 0635 0800 .... 0851 0900 1000 1051 1200 1251 1400 1454 1600 1558 1650 Alnmouth Station .... .... .... 0902 …. .... 1102 .... 1302 .... 1505 .... 1609 1701 Boulmer, Post Office .... .... .... .... …. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1616 …. Longhoughton, NAAFI .... .... .... 0911 …. .... 1111 .... 1311 .... 1514 .... 1623 1710 Howick Post Office .... .... .... .... …. .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... …. Craster, Heugh .... .... .... 0925 …. .... 1125 .... 1325 .... 1528 .... 1637 1724 Embleton, Greyfield .... .... .... 0935 …. .... 1135 .... 1335 .... ….. .... 1647 1734 High Newton by the sea .... .... .... 0940 …. .... 1140 .... 1340 .... .... .... 1652 1739 Beadnell, Craster Arms .... .... .... 0951 …. .... 1151 .... 1351 .... …. .... 1703 1750 Seahouses, Memorial .... .... .... 0957 …. .... 1157 .... 1357 .... …. .... 1709 1756 North Sunderland .... .... .... 1001 …. .... 1201 .... 1401 .... …. .... 1713 1800 Bamburgh,The Grove .... .... .... 1007 …. .... 1207 .... 1407 .... …. .... 1719 1806 Budle Bay, Camp Site .... .... .... 1013 …. .... 1213 .... 1413 .... .... .... 1725 1812 Warenford 0653 0818 .... .... 0918 1018 .... 1218 .... 1418 .... 1618 .... …. Belford, Market Cross 0701 0826 .... 1020 0926 1026 1220 1226 1420 1426 .... 1626 1732 1819 Beal, Holy Island Rd End 0711 0836 .... 1030 …. 1036 1230 1236 1430 1436 .... 1636 .... …. Haggerston Castle 0713 0838 .... 1032 …. 1038 1232 1238 1432 1438 .... 1638 .... …. Scremerston, War Memorial 0719 0844 .... 1038 …. 1044 1238 1244 1438 1444 .... 1644 .... …. Berwick, Golden Square 0727 0852 .... 1046 …. 1052 1246 1252 1446 1452 .... 1652 .... …. Berwick, Rail Station 0732 0857 .... 1051 …. 1057 1251 1257 1451 1457 .... 1657 .... …. NS - Not Saturday S - Saturday only Arrows indicate possible onward connection. Newcastle - Morpeth - Alnwick - Berwick (starts 1 April 2012) 501 via Seahouses - Bamburgh, 505 via Shilbottle then A1 direct 501 505 Monday to Saturday 505 501 505 505 505 505 505 N'castle, Haymarket B.Stn 1635 …. 1745 1840 1930 2030 2245 Regent Centre (C) 1645 …. 1755 1850 1940 2040 2253 Stannington Village, Shelter .... …. .... .... .... .... .... Morpeth Bus Station 1715 …. 1820 1915 2005 2105 2315 Morpeth Bus Station 1720 …. 1825 1920 2010 2110 .... Felton, Stags Head 1740 …. 1845 1940 2030 2130 .... Shilbottle, Farriers Arms 1752 …. 1857 1952 2042 2142 .... Alnwick, Wagonway Road .... …. 1903 …. .... .... .... Alnwick Bus Station 1811 …. 1910 2004 2054 2154 .... Alnwick Bus Station 1815 1816 1915 .... .... .... .... Alnmouth Station .... 1827 .... .... .... .... .... Boulmer, Post Office .... …. .... .... .... .... .... Longhoughton, NAAFI .... 1836 .... .... .... .... .... Howick Post Office .... …. .... .... .... .... .... Craster, Heugh .... 1850 .... .... .... .... .... Embleton, Greyfield .... 1900 .... .... .... .... .... High Newton by the sea .... 1905 .... .... .... .... .... Beadnell, Craster Arms .... 1916 .... .... .... .... .... Seahouses, Memorial .... 1922 .... .... .... .... .... North Sunderland .... 1926 .... .... .... .... .... Bamburgh,The Grove .... 1932 .... .... .... .... .... Budle Bay, Camp Site .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Warenford 1833 .... 1933 .... .... .... .... Belford, Market Cross 1841 .... 1941 .... .... .... .... Beal, Holy Island Rd End 1851 .... 1951 .... .... .... .... Haggerston Castle 1853 .... 1953 .... .... .... .... Scremerston, War Memorial 1859 .... 1959 .... .... .... .... Berwick, Golden Square 1907 .... 2007 .... .... .... .... Berwick, Rail Station 1912 .... 2012 .... .... .... .... Newcastle - Morpeth - Alnwick - Berwick (starts 1 April 2012) 501 via Seahouses - Bamburgh, 505 via Shilbottle then A1 direct 501 505 Sunday and Bank Holidays 501 505 501 505 505 505 501 505 501 505 505 501 505 505 N'castle, Haymarket B.Stn …. .... 0910 .... .... 1010 .... 1110 1310 .... 1410 .... 1510 1710 Regent Centre (C) …. .... 0918 .... .... 1018 .... 1118 1318 .... 1418 .... 1518 1718 Stannington Village, Shelter …. .... …. .... .... …. .... …. …. .... …. .... …. …. Morpeth Bus Station …. .... 0940 .... .... 1040 .... 1140 1340 .... 1440 .... 1540 1740 Morpeth Bus Station 0710 0805 0945 1000 .... 1045 .... 1145 1345 .... 1445 .... 1545 1745 Felton, Stags Head …. .... 1005 .... .... 1105 .... 1205 1405 .... 1505 .... 1605 1805 Shilbottle, Farriers Arms …. .... …. .... .... 1117 .... 1217 …. .... 1517 .... 1617 1817 Alnwick, Wagonway Road …. .... …. .... .... .... .... …. …. .... …. .... …. …. Alnwick Bus Station 0742 0837 1022 1032 .... 1129 .... 1229 1422 .... 1529 .... 1629 1829 Alnwick Bus Station 0746 0841 1025 1036 .... .... 1135 .... 1425 .... …. 1535 …. .... Alnmouth Station …. .... 1034 .... .... .... .... .... 1434 .... .... …. .... .... Boulmer, Post Office …. .... …. .... .... .... .... .... …. .... .... …. .... .... Longhoughton, NAAFI …. .... 1043 .... .... .... 1148 .... 1443 .... .... 1548 .... .... Howick Post Office …. .... …. .... .... .... 1156 .... …. .... .... 1556 .... .... Craster, Heugh …. .... 1057 .... .... .... 1202 .... 1457 .... .... 1602 .... .... Embleton, Greyfield …. .... 1107 .... .... .... 1212 .... 1507 .... .... 1612 .... .... High Newton by the sea …. .... 1112 .... .... .... …. .... 1512 .... .... …. .... .... Beadnell, Craster Arms …. .... 1123 .... .... .... 1223 .... 1523 .... .... 1623 .... .... Seahouses, Memorial …. .... 1129 .... .... .... 1229 .... 1529 .... .... 1629 .... .... North Sunderland …. .... 1133 .... .... .... 1233 .... 1533 .... .... 1633 .... .... Bamburgh,The Grove …. .... 1139 .... .... .... 1239 .... 1539 .... .... 1639 .... .... Budle Bay, Camp Site …. .... 1145 .... .... .... 1245 .... 1545 .... .... 1645 .... .... Warenford 0804 0859 …. 1054 .... .... .... .... …. .... .... …. .... .... Belford, Market Cross 0812 0907 1152 1102 1206 .... 1252 .... 1552 1606 .... 1652 .... .... Beal, Holy Island Rd End …. 0917 …. 1112 1216 .... 1302 .... …. 1616 .... 1702 .... .... Haggerston Castle …. 0919 …. 1114 1218 .... 1304 .... …. 1618 .... 1704 .... .... Scremerston, War Memorial …. 0925 …. 1120 1224 .... 1310 .... …. 1624 .... 1710 .... .... Berwick, Golden Square …. 0933 …. 1128 1232 .... 1318 .... …. 1632 .... 1718 .... .... Berwick, Rail Station …. 0938 …. 1133 1237 .... 1323 .... …. 1637 .... 1723 .... .... Stopping arrangements 501/505 :- These services stop at all stops en route between Berwick Rail Station and High Clifton then only at Brunton Lane Ends, Gosforth Regent Centre Metro, Gosforth Ivy Road/Brandling Arms, Barras Bridge (towards Newcastle only) and Newcastle Haymarket. Sunday and Bank Holidays 505 505 N'castle, Haymarket B.Stn 1810 1910 Regent Centre (C) 1818 1918 Stannington Village, Shelter …. …. Morpeth Bus Station 1840 1940 Morpeth Bus Station 1845 .... Felton, Stags Head 1905 .... Shilbottle, Farriers Arms 1917 .... Alnwick, Wagonway Road .... .... Alnwick Bus Station 1929 .... Alnwick Bus Station .... .... Alnmouth Station .... .... Boulmer, Post Office .... .... Longhoughton, NAAFI .... .... Howick Post Office .... .... Craster, Heugh .... .... Embleton, Greyfield .... .... High Newton by the sea .... .... Beadnell, Craster Arms .... .... Seahouses, Memorial .... .... North Sunderland .... .... Bamburgh,The Grove .... .... Budle Bay, Camp Site .... .... Warenford .... .... Belford, Market Cross .... .... Beal, Holy Island Rd End .... .... Haggerston Castle .... .... Scremerston, War Memorial .... .... Berwick, Golden Square .... .... Berwick, Rail Station .... .... Berwick - Alnwick - Morpeth - Newcastle (starts 1 April 2012) 501 via Seahouses - Bamburgh, 505 via Shilbottle then A1 direct 501 505 Monday to Saturday 505 505 505 505 505 505 505 501 501 505 505 501 505 501 S NS NS NS S NS S Sch Shol Shol Sch Berwick, Rail Station .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0736 0736 .... 0901 .... Berwick, Golden Square .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0741 0741 .... 0906 .... Scremerston, War Memorial .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0749 0749 .... 0914 .... Haggerston Castle .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0755 0755 .... 0920 .... Beal, Holy Island Rd End .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0757 0757 .... 0922 .... Belford, Market Cross .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0659 0659 0807 0807 .... 0932 0935 Warenford .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0815 0815 .... 0940 .... Brownieside Village .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0821 .... .... .... Budle Bay, Camp Site .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 0706 0706 .... ...
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