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Berwick-Upon-Tweed 418 X15 X18 Alnwick - Craster - Seahouses - Bamburgh - Belford - Berwick-upon-Tweed 418 X15 X18 Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) Bus Timetable (from 30th May 2021) Service Number X15 X18 X18 X15 418 X18 X15 418 X18 X15 418 X18 X15 X15 418 X18 418 X15 X18 X15 Notes C Sch A Shol D D Berwick, Railway Station 07:20 …. …. 09:05 …. 10:05 11:05 …. 12:05 13:05 …. 14:05 15:05 15:15 …. 16:15 …. 17:15 18:15 19:15 Berwick, Golden Square 07:26 …. …. 09:11 …. 10:11 11:11 …. 12:11 13:11 …. 14:11 15:11 15:21 …. 16:21 …. 17:21 18:21 19:21 Scremerston, Memorial 07:34 …. …. 09:19 …. 10:19 11:19 …. 12:19 13:19 …. 14:19 15:29 15:29 …. 16:29 …. 17:29 18:29 19:29 Haggerston Castle, Holiday Park 07:40 …. …. 09:25 …. 10:25 11:25 …. 12:25 13:25 …. 14:25 15:35 15:35 …. 16:35 …. 17:35 18:35 19:35 Beal, Filling Station (for Holy Island) 07:42 …. …. 09:27 …. 10:27 11:27 …. 12:27 13:27 …. 14:27 15:37 15:37 …. 16:37 …. 17:37 18:37 19:37 Belford, Market Cross 07:52 07:07 08:37 09:37 09:38 10:37 11:37 11:38 12:37 13:37 13:38 14:37 15:47 15:47 16:20 16:47 17:20 17:47 18:47 19:47 Waren Mill, Budle Bay Campsite …. 07:15 08:45 …. 09:44 10:45 …. 11:44 12:45 …. 13:44 14:45 …. …. 16:26 16:55 17:26 …. 18:55 …. Bamburgh, The Grove …. 07:22 08:52 …. 09:50 10:52 …. 11:50 12:52 …. 13:50 14:52 …. …. 16:32 17:02 17:32 …. 19:02 …. North Sunderland, Broad Road …. 07:29 08:59 …. 09:55 10:59 …. 11:55 12:59 …. 13:55 14:59 …. …. 16:37 17:09 17:37 …. 19:09 …. Seahouses, King Street …. 07:32 09:02 …. 09:59 11:02 …. 11:59 13:02 …. 13:59 15:02 …. …. 16:41 17:12 17:41 …. 19:12 …. Seahouses, King Street …. 07:34 09:04 …. 09:59 11:04 …. 11:59 13:04 …. 13:59 15:04 …. …. 16:41 17:14 17:41 …. 19:14 …. Beadnell, The Haven …. 07:39 09:09 …. 10:05 11:09 …. 12:05 13:09 …. 14:05 15:09 …. …. 16:47 17:19 17:47 …. 19:19 …. High Newton, Village Green …. …. …. …. 10:16 …. …. 12:16 …. …. 14:16 …. …. …. 16:58 …. 17:58 …. …. …. Embleton, Greyfield …. 07:51 09:21 …. 10:21 11:21 …. 12:21 13:21 …. 14:21 15:21 …. …. 17:03 17:31 18:03 …. 19:31 …. Craster, The Heugh …. 08:02 09:32 …. 10:31 11:32 …. 12:31 13:32 …. 14:31 15:32 …. …. 17:13 17:42 18:13 …. 19:42 …. Howick …. …. …. …. 10:37 …. …. 12:37 …. …. 14:37 …. …. …. 17:19 …. 18:19 …. …. …. Longhoughton, Spar Shop …. 08:16 09:46 …. 10:45 11:46 …. 12:45 13:46 …. 14:45 15:46 …. …. 17:26 17:56 18:26 …. 19:56 …. Denwick, Woodlea …. …. …. …. 10:49 …. …. 12:49 …. …. 14:49 …. …. …. …. …. …. …. …. …. Alnwick, Bus Station 08:18 08:43 10:03 10:03 10:57 12:03 12:03 12:57 14:03 14:03 14:57 16:03 16:13 16:13 17:46 18:13 18:46 18:13 20:13 20:13 Service Number X15 418 X15 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 Notes Sch Shol Sch B E E Shol F E Alnwick, Bus Station 05:50 …. 07:50 07:50 07:50 09:00 10:05 10:05 11:00 12:05 12:05 13:08 14:05 14:05 15:08 16:05 16:05 17:08 18:15 18:15 Denwick, Woodlea …. …. …. …. …. …. …. …. …. …. …. 13:16 …. …. 15:16 …. …. …. …. …. Longhoughton, Spar Shop …. …. …. …. 08:07 09:20 …. 10:22 11:20 …. 12:22 13:20 …. 14:22 15:20 …. 16:27 17:28 …. 18:32 Howick …. …. …. …. …. 09:28 …. …. 11:28 …. …. 13:28 …. …. 15:28 …. …. 17:36 …. …. Craster, The Heugh …. …. …. …. 08:22 09:34 …. 10:37 11:34 …. 12:37 13:34 …. 14:37 15:34 …. 16:47 17:42 …. 18:47 Embleton, Greyfield …. …. …. …. 08:32 09:44 …. 10:47 11:44 …. 12:47 13:44 …. 14:47 15:44 …. 16:57 17:52 …. 18:57 High Newton, Village Green …. …. …. …. …. 09:49 …. …. 11:49 …. …. 13:49 …. …. 15:49 …. …. 17:57 …. …. Beadnell, The Haven …. 07:43 …. …. 08:44 10:00 …. 10:59 12:00 …. 12:59 14:00 …. 14:59 16:00 …. 17:09 18:08 …. 19:09 Seahouses, King Street …. 07:49 …. …. 08:49 10:06 …. 11:04 12:06 …. 13:04 14:06 …. 15:04 16:06 …. 17:14 18:14 …. 19:14 Seahouses, King Street …. 07:49 …. …. 08:51 10:06 …. 11:06 12:06 …. 13:06 14:06 …. 15:06 16:06 …. 17:16 18:14 …. 19:16 North Sunderland, Broad Road …. 07:51 …. …. 08:54 10:10 …. 11:09 12:10 …. 13:09 14:10 …. 15:09 16:10 …. 17:19 18:18 …. 19:19 Bamburgh, The Grove …. 07:58 …. …. 09:01 10:17 …. 11:16 12:17 …. 13:16 14:17 …. 15:16 16:17 …. 17:26 18:25 …. 19:26 Waren Mill, Budle Bay Campsite …. 08:04 …. …. 09:08 10:23 …. 11:23 12:23 …. 13:23 14:23 …. 15:23 16:23 …. 17:33 18:31 …. 19:33 Belford, Market Cross 06:17 08:10 08:17 08:17 09:17 10:29 10:32 11:32 12:29 12:32 13:32 14:29 14:32 15:32 16:29 16:32 17:42 18:37 18:42 19:42 Beal, Filling Station (for Holy Island) 06:26 …. 08:26 08:26 09:26 …. 10:41 11:41 …. 12:41 13:41 …. 14:41 15:41 …. 16:41 17:51 …. 18:51 …. Haggerston Castle, Holiday Park 06:28 …. 08:28 08:28 09:28 …. 10:43 11:43 …. 12:43 13:43 …. 14:43 15:43 …. 16:43 17:53 …. 18:53 …. Scremerston, Memorial 06:34 …. 08:34 08:34 09:34 …. 10:49 11:49 …. 12:49 13:49 …. 14:49 15:49 …. 16:49 17:59 …. 18:59 …. Berwick, Golden Square 06:42 …. 08:42 08:47 09:42 …. 10:57 11:57 …. 12:57 13:57 …. 14:57 15:57 …. 16:57 18:07 …. 19:07 …. Berwick, Railway Station 06:45 …. 08:45 08:50 09:45 …. 11:00 12:00 …. 13:00 14:00 …. 15:00 16:00 …. 17:00 18:10 …. 19:10 …. Saturdays Bus Timetable (from 30th May 2021) Service Number X15 X18 X15 418 X18 X15 418 X18 X15 418 X18 X15 418 X18 418 X15 X18 X15 Notes D D Berwick, Railway Station 07:05 …. 09:05 …. 10:05 11:05 …. 12:05 13:05 …. 14:05 15:05 …. 16:05 …. 17:15 18:15 19:15 Berwick, Golden Square 07:11 …. 09:11 …. 10:11 11:11 …. 12:11 13:11 …. 14:11 15:11 …. 16:11 …. 17:21 18:21 19:21 Scremerston, Memorial 07:19 …. 09:19 …. 10:19 11:19 …. 12:19 13:19 …. 14:19 15:19 …. 16:19 …. 17:29 18:29 19:29 Haggerston Castle, Holiday Park 07:25 …. 09:25 …. 10:25 11:25 …. 12:25 13:25 …. 14:25 15:25 …. 16:25 …. 17:35 18:35 19:35 Beal, Filling Station (for Holy Island) 07:27 …. 09:27 …. 10:27 11:27 …. 12:27 13:27 …. 14:27 15:27 …. 16:27 …. 17:37 18:37 19:37 Belford, Market Cross 07:37 08:37 09:37 09:38 10:37 11:37 11:38 12:37 13:37 13:38 14:37 15:37 16:20 16:37 17:20 17:47 18:47 19:47 Waren Mill, Budle Bay Campsite …. 08:45 …. 09:44 10:45 …. 11:44 12:45 …. 13:44 14:45 …. 16:26 16:45 17:26 …. 18:55 …. Bamburgh, The Grove …. 08:52 …. 09:50 10:52 …. 11:50 12:52 …. 13:50 14:52 …. 16:32 16:52 17:32 …. 19:02 …. North Sunderland, Broad Road …. 08:59 …. 09:55 10:59 …. 11:55 12:59 …. 13:55 14:59 …. 16:37 16:59 17:37 …. 19:09 …. Seahouses, King Street …. 09:02 …. 09:59 11:02 …. 11:59 13:02 …. 13:59 15:02 …. 16:41 17:02 17:41 …. 19:12 …. Seahouses, King Street …. 09:04 …. 09:59 11:04 …. 11:59 13:04 …. 13:59 15:04 …. 16:41 17:04 17:41 …. 19:14 …. Beadnell, The Haven …. 09:09 …. 10:05 11:09 …. 12:05 13:09 …. 14:05 15:09 …. 16:47 17:09 17:47 …. 19:19 …. High Newton, Village Green …. …. …. 10:16 …. …. 12:16 …. …. 14:16 …. …. 16:58 …. 17:58 …. …. …. Embleton, Greyfield …. 09:21 …. 10:21 11:21 …. 12:21 13:21 …. 14:21 15:21 …. 17:03 17:21 18:03 …. 19:31 …. Craster, The Heugh …. 09:32 …. 10:31 11:32 …. 12:31 13:32 …. 14:31 15:32 …. 17:13 17:32 18:13 …. 19:42 …. Howick …. …. …. 10:37 …. …. 12:37 …. …. 14:37 …. …. 17:19 …. 18:19 …. …. …. Longhoughton, Spar Shop …. 09:46 …. 10:45 11:46 …. 12:45 13:46 …. 14:45 15:46 …. 17:26 17:46 18:26 …. 19:56 …. Denwick, Woodlea …. …. …. 10:49 …. …. 12:49 …. …. 14:49 …. …. …. …. …. …. …. …. Alnwick, Bus Station 08:03 10:03 10:03 10:57 12:03 12:03 12:57 14:03 14:03 14:57 16:03 16:03 17:46 18:03 18:46 18:13 20:13 20:13 Service Number X15 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 418 X15 X18 Notes E E E Alnwick, Bus Station 05:50 07:50 07:50 09:00 10:05 10:05 11:00 12:05 12:05 13:08 14:05 14:05 15:08 16:05 16:05 17:08 18:15 18:15 Denwick, Woodlea ….
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