Changes to bus services across Stoke-on-Trent to be introduced next month
By Sarah Garner 20th Aug 2024
Various changes to bus services across Stoke-on-Trent will be introduced from 1 September 2024.
Alterations include cross-city links with new services, additional Sunday journeys and a new service as well as minor timetable changes.
Service 3 has been renumbered to 103, bringing it in line with 101 - This will run as a standalone service from Hanley - Crewe.
Services 3A/4/4A will be replaced by the 38 clockwise (Newcastle-Kidsgrove-Hanley) and 39 anticlockwise (Hanley-Kidsgrove-Newcastle). Service 3A that currently terminates at Butt Lane and Service 4, currently operating between Hanley-Waterhayes, will be replaced by a new 38a operating from Kidsgrove to Waterhayes and a 39a service operating the return journey from Waterhayes-Kidsgrove.
Service 6A will receive an additional journey Monday to Friday from Blythe Bridge at 6:03.
Service 21 will introduce a new Sunday service between Hanley-Trentham, with the first journey from Hanley at 9:40 and from Trentham at 10:10.
Service 22 will run with minor timetable changes, with the last journey on a Saturday continuing through to Longton from 1 September. A new Sunday service will operate starting at 9:30 from Newcastle and 10:07 from Longton.
Service 23 will receive minor timetable changes to improve punctuality.
Service 25 will receive timetable changes for the new university term.
Service 43 will introduce a new Sunday service from Hanley - Milton starting from Adams Street in Milton at 9:32, with the first service of the day from Hanley bus station at 10:17.
Services 98 & 99 will receive minor timetable changes to improve punctuality.
New and revised bus timetables can be found here.
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