Last month, Go North East launched a series of seasonal services to help give the staycation market a boost, and the region’s largest bus operator is now taking it one step further to celebrate the final few days of English Tourism Week this bank holiday weekend.
Go North East is set to help give the local economy another boost, with the introduction of 24/7 timetables on three services, plus overnight journeys for shift workers which includes Nissan and Follingsby Park.
We've introduced a £1 fare offer that's valid for any single journey on any of our buses after 7pm each evening.
One of the region’s leading bus companies is on the hunt for apprentice engineers to bolster its growing and highly skilled team of home-grown talent.
Our buses will run to Sunday timetables during the Early May and Spring Bank Holidays on 3 May and 31 May.
Switching one in 25 car journeys to public transport would save the UK two million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.
Here's our handy guide, so you can enjoy a nice cold pint and some pub grub at some of the region's finest beer gardens and outdoor spaces.
It’s World Autism Awareness Week (29 March – 4 April), which is marked in the UK by the National Autistic Society, with tomorrow (2 April) being World Autism Awareness Day.
Go North East, the region’s largest bus operator, is launching a number of seasonal services to help give the region’s staycation market a boost, in addition to its normal local bus network which also offers some great days out connections across the region.
From Saturday 10 April, almost all Go North East services will be reintroduced to full levels of service in readiness for the reopening of non-essential retail and various leisure aspects from 12 April.
Here's your guide to our buses over the Easter weekend, and your chance to get the kids involved in decorating some of our buses.
Colleagues are wearing fancy dress, or casual clothing, and taking part in the 'Share a Smile' challenge.
