Closure of Gateshead High Street from 17 October
To enable the current major works in Gateshead Town Centre to move forward, a full closure of Gateshead High Street will take place from 9am on Monday 17 October for two weeks.
To enable the current major works in Gateshead Town Centre to move forward, a full closure of Gateshead High Street will take place from 9am on Monday 17 October for two weeks.
ToonLink services 12 and 12A will be on diversion.
A story about an act of kindness by a Go North East bus driver has gone viral after over 14,000 people liked and shared it on social media site, Facebook.
Starting on Monday 3 October 2016, Durham County Council will close North Road below the bus station exit and part of Milburngate.
Services 21 and 50/50A will be diverted.
The region’s biggest bus company, Go North East, is putting its full support behind a charitable-initiative led by regional hospice St Oswald’s, by placing a dog designed by British actress, Joanna Lumley on its Great North Snowdogs trail.
Holmeside will be closed to eastbound traffic from Monday 26 September until mid-November 2016.
Kynren, an epic theatre production which opened in July and includes 15 performances in County Durham, has commended Go North East’s support, providing park and ride services for the show’s thousands of weekly visitors.
There will be changes to a small number of services taking place on 2 October. A summary of the changes is below, along with the new timetables.
Prince Bishops 20, 20A & X20
Due to the completion of roadworks in Durham City Centre, a new timetable will be introduced on Prince Bishops services 20, 20A and X20 to improve reliability.
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indiGo Washington 83
Due to resurfacing works on 24 and 25 September at A693 Pontop Pike/Greencroft, Coast & Country services 78 and 78A will be diverted.
Services 53, 54 and 69 will be on diversion each day.
The service will return to the University term-time timetable.
Around 175,000 journeys are made on Go North East bus services every day to travel around this wonderful region. Travelling to work or education, to visit friends and family, to have a night out, or to visit one of the region's many tourist and leisure attractions.
For over 100 years, Go North East has connected the region's towns and villages with the cities of Newcastle, Durham and Sunderland and currently operates across Northumberland, Tyne and Wear, County Durham and into Tees Valley.
Employing over 2,000 local people, with a fleet of almost 700 buses and coaches and an annual turnover of £100m, the company is the regional subsidiary of the Go-Ahead Group plc, one of the UK's leading providers of passenger transport.
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