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Changes to bus services in South Yorkshire 13 TM Travel Rotherham – Mexborough Starting 24, 25 and 26 January 2015 Minor changes to the times. 13A TM Travel The details below reflect the known situation at the time this list was Rotherham – Hooton Levitt compiled. These details are subject to change and further services may Minor changes to the times. be added before the implementation date. 14 First This symbol indicates changes that are being implemented due Doncaster – Edlington to the renewal of some South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Changes to the times. Executive tendered bus service contracts. First Details based on information received at 5 January 2015. 14 Rotherham – Stag 1 First Changes to the times of buses at peak times on Monday to Rotherham – Maltby Friday, and during the evening and on Sunday. Minor changes to the times of buses at peak times on Monday 14A Tates Travel to Friday. Barnsley – Penistone 1 Stagecoach This service will no longer operate. Barnsley – Staincross 15 First Monday to Friday 0718 and 0733 from Barnsley will run 3 Rotherham – East Herringthorpe minutes earlier. Changes to the times of buses during the evening. 2 First 18B First Rotherham – Maltby Doncaster – Maltby Minor changes to the times of buses at peak times on Monday Buses towards Doncaster will depart Braithwell 2 minutes to Friday. earlier. 2 TM Travel 22 Stagecoach Sheffield – Shirecliffe Barnsley – Gilroyd Buses from Shirecliffe towards Sheffield will run 5 minutes later. School holidays 1514 from Barnsley and 1532 from Gilroyd will 4 Powells Bus also run on schooldays. Meadowhall – Rotherham – Bramley 22 First Revised to run between Rotherham, Bramley and Ravenfield Nether Edge – Sheffield – Woodhouse Common with changes to the times. Changes to the times of buses from Nether Edge during the 4 TM Travel early evening on Monday to Saturday and buses during the Bramley – Rotherham early morning on Sunday. Rerouted in Bramley to start from Flanderwell Lane/Main Street 26 Stagecoach and run directly along Flanderwell Lane. Barnsley – Wombwell 4 TM Travel Minor changes to the times. Sheffield – Ringinglow 27 First In Bents Green buses will observe time at High Storrs School Rotherham – Waterthorpe instead of the Post Office. Additional buses: Monday to Schooldays 0755 from Rotherham will be extended in Saturday 1840 Sheffield to Bents Green and 1905 Bents Green Waterthorpe to serve Peaks College. to Sheffield partly replacing buses on service 4A (see below). 27 Stagecoach 4A TM Travel Barnsley – Grimethorpe Sheffield – Millhouses Minor changes to the times. Monday to Saturday 1840 from Sheffield and 1906 from Millhouses will no longer run and will be partly replaced by 28 Stagecoach buses on service 4 (see above). Barnsley – Pontefract Minor changes to the times of buses towards Pontefract. 10 SCT Manor Park – Heeley – Upperthorpe – Sheffield – Manor Park 28A Stagecoach Minor changes to the times. Barnsley – Upton Minor changes to the times of buses towards Upton. Sunday 10A SCT 2308 Park Spring to Barnsley will run 10 minutes later. Manor Park – Sheffield – Upperthorpe – Heeley – Manor Park Minor changes to the times; Monday to Saturday 2008 29 SCT Sheffield – Penistone – Upper Denby Upperthorpe to Heeley will no longer run. This service will be run by TM Travel instead of SCT with 12 Stagecoach changes to the times. Monday to Saturday evening and Sunday Barnsley – Athersley buses will no longer run between Penistone and Upper Denby. Minor changes to the times of buses at peak times on Monday to Friday. 29 Stagecoach 44 First Barnsley – Pontefract Sheffield – Waterthorpe Minor changes to the times of buses towards Pontefract. Changes to the times. 30 Stagecoach 44 Stagecoach Barnsley – Upton Barnsley – Kingstone – Pogmoor – Barnsley Minor changes to the times of buses towards Upton. Minor changes to the times of buses during the morning peak time on Monday to Friday. 30 TM Travel Sheffield – Waterthorpe 47 First Monday to Friday 0455 Waterthorpe to Handsworth will run 5 Herdings – Sheffield – Shiregreen minutes earlier. Daily 2249 from Herdings will depart Herdings at 2313 and Sheffield, Flat Street at 2333. 30A Stagecoach Barnsley – Brierley 48 First Minor changes to the times of buses towards Brierley. Herdings – Sheffield – Shiregreen Daily 2301 from Herdings will depart Herdings at 2255 and TM Travel 31 Sheffield, Flat Street at 2318. Sheffield – Loxley Buses during the daytime on Monday to Saturday will be run by 51 First SCT instead of TM Travel; buses during the daytime on Monday Lodge Moor – Sheffield – Charnock to Friday will extend from Hillsborough to Loxley partly Changes to the times. replacing service S6A (see below). Buses on Monday to First Saturday evening and on Sunday will be run by Stagecoach 55 Doncaster – Rossington instead of TM Travel. Buses towards Doncaster will observe time at Parrot’s Corner, 31A TM Travel Sheep Bridge Lane instead of Rossington, Sheep Bridge Sheffield – Hillsborough Lane/Littleworth Lane. Buses during the daytime on Monday to Saturday will be run by TM Travel SCT instead of TM Travel; buses during the daytime on Monday 55 Frecheville – Waterthorpe – Plumbley to Friday will extend from Hillsborough to Loxley partly Rerouted to run directly between Owlthorpe and Frecheville replacing service S6A (see below). (instead of through Birley), in Waterthorpe to serve Galley Drive 32 Stagecoach and in Westfield to serve Westfield Southway with minor Barnsley – Cudworth changes to the times. Minor changes to the times of buses during the morning peak First time on Monday to Friday. 55B Doncaster – Rossington 34 First Buses towards Doncaster will observe time at Parrot’s Corner, Rotherham – Whiston Sheep Bridge Lane instead of Rossington, Sheep Bridge Minor changes to the times of buses during the daytime on Lane/Littleworth Lane. Monday to Friday 0734 from Rossington Monday to Saturday and all day on Sunday. and 0942 from Bessacarr will no longer run. 35A Stagecoach 57 First Chapeltown – Thorncliffe Industrial Estate Doncaster – Cantley Some buses will no longer run. Minor changes to the times of buses during the daytime. 37 First 57 Stagecoach Rotherham – Ravenfield Common Barnsley – Royston Schooldays 1456 from Ravenfield Common will run 4 minutes Minor changes to the times of buses during the morning peak later and run to Clifton. time on Monday to Friday. 37 TM Travel 58 First Sheffield – Meadowhall – Hillsborough Doncaster – Bessacarr This service will be run by First instead of TM Travel. Buses from Bessacarr during the morning and from Doncaster during the afternoon on Monday to Friday will be replaced by TM Travel 38 service 58A (see below). Hillsborough – Meadowhall – Manor Top This service will be run by First instead of TM Travel. 58A First Doncaster – Bessacarr First 42 New service between Doncaster and Bessacarr via Belle Vue Sheffield – Waterthorpe partly replacing some buses on service 58 (see above). Minor changes to the times. Buses during the evening will run between Sheffield and Frecheville and no longer serve 59 Stagecoach Hackenthorpe and Waterthorpe (Crystal Peaks). Barnsley – Wakefield Minor changes to the times of buses during the morning peak Stagecoach 43 time on Monday to Friday. Barnsley – Pogmoor – Kingstone – Barnsley Minor changes to the times of buses during the morning peak time on Monday to Friday. 61 TM Travel 72M Tates Travel Hillsborough – Bradfield Meadowhall – Chapeltown Saturday 0655 from Hillsborough will no longer run. New service replacing the Meadowhall to Chapeltown section of service X10 (see below). 64 Tates Travel Hillsborough – Rivelin First 74 This service will no longer run. Sheffield – Harthill Minor changes to the times of buses during the morning peak TM Travel 65 time on Monday to Friday; buses during the daytime on Sheffield – Buxton Saturday will no longer serve Meadowhall. Minor changes to the times. 75 First First 66 High Green – Sheffield – Batemoor Rotherham – High Green Minor changes to the times of buses from High Green during the Monday to Friday 0650 from Rotherham and 0725 and 0755 evening and on Sunday. from High Green will run 5 minutes earlier. 76 First Stagecoach 66 Doncaster – Clay Lane Barnsley – Elsecar Revised to run between Doncaster and Wheatley with changes Changes to the times of buses on Monday to Friday. to the times. Clay Lane will be served by changes to service 84 67 First and new services 84A and 84B (see below). Doncaster – Lindholme 76 First This service will no longer run and will be replaced by new Meadowhall – Sheffield – Low Edges service 84A (see below). Minor changes to the times of buses from High Green during the 67 First evening and on Sunday. Thorpe Hesley – Rotherham – Rotherham Hospital 77 First This service will run 5 minutes earlier. Doncaster – Wheatley Hills 67 Stagecoach This service will no longer run and will be replaced by changes to service 76 (see above) and new service 89 (see below). Barnsley – Wombwell Monday to Saturday 0740 from Wombwell will run 5 minutes 79 Stagecoach later; 1755 from Wombwell will run 15 minutes later; 1815 from Ecclesfield – Sheffield – Jordanthorpe Wombwell will no longer run. Changes to the times of buses on Saturday morning and 68 First Sunday. Doncaster – Barnby Dun 79A Stagecoach This service will no longer run and will be partly replaced by Chapeltown – Sheffield – Jordanthorpe changes to service 84 and new services 84A and 84B (see Changes to the times of buses on Saturday morning and below). Sunday. First 69 81 First Doncaster – Sykehouse Doncaster – Armthorpe This service will no longer run and will be partly replaced by new Minor changes to the times. service 84B (see below). 81 First First 70 Stannington – Sheffield – Ecclesall Dore – Sheffield – Catcliffe In Sheffield city centre buses towards Stannington will stop on Minor changes to the times of buses at peak times on Monday Angel Street instead of Snig Hill. Changes to the times of buses to Friday and early evening on Saturday.
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