Another Four Bus Routes To Get More Services This Autumn
Services are being improved for four more bus routes, with changes already in place for the 90, and the 61, 272 and 257 to improve later in September.
Services are being improved for four more bus routes, with changes already in place for the 90, and the 61, 272 and 257 to improve later in September.
Derbyshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Highways Assets and Transport, Councillor Charlotte Cupit, said: “These service enhancements are welcome news for everyone who currently uses these bus services.
“Two of these improvements are being paid for out of the £47 million we were awarded by the Government to improve bus services in the county, one is being funded by the council and a commercial operator is making changes to the fourth service. These latest improvements come on top of the 17 service improvements we’ve already announced across the County – and more are coming over the next few months too.
“We hope these changes will encourage more people to give the bus a go, especially while bus fares are still capped at £2 a journey.”
Service 61 Glossop to Buxton
The 61 service runs from Glossop to Buxton, the only route directly linking Glossop to the rest of Derbyshire. The improvements will increase the frequency of the service to half hourly in the middle of the day from Monday to Friday. The Saturday service will also be improved with additional early morning journeys.
Service 90 Ripley to Sutton
Working with Nottinghamshire County Council the daytime service has been rescued from complete withdrawal with a revised timetable and route extension to Mansfield Bus Station to improve links for West Notts College students and Oakham Business Park.
Service 272 Sheffield to Castleton
The 272 currently runs approximately hourly from 7:30am to 9pm, seven days a week from Sheffield to Castleton via Hathersage and Hope. An additional later departure is leaving Sheffield at 11pm on Friday and Saturday nights.
Service 257 Sheffield to Bakewell
The 257 runs every hour from 8am to 6pm Monday to Saturday from Sheffield to Bakewell.
The operator is introducing three journeys from Sheffield to Bakewell at 6.55pm, 8.30pm and 11.30pm with two extra journeys back from Bakewell at 7.25pm and 11.30pm.
Roads Minister Richard Holden said, “People up and down the country deserve a modern, reliable, and affordable public transport system. That is why we have provided Derbyshire County Council with over £47 million to boost its bus services.
“Supporting the Council with introducing four new bus routes this autumn is fantastic for local residents, who will now be able to get to work, attend medical appointments and visit loved ones more easily.”
For details of the 17 other services that have received improvements, please see here: https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/council/news-events/news-updates/news/more-buses-for-17-derbyshire-routes.aspx
To contact High Peak buses, get in touch by phone on 0116 410 50 50 or by email on help@centrebus.co.uk
To get in contact with trentbarton, get in touch by phone on 01773 712 265 or by email on talk@trentbartonbus.co.uk
To get in contact with Hulleys, get in touch by phone on 01246 582246 or by email on office2008@hulleys-of-baslow.co.uk
Article by Derbyshire County Council
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