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Closure of Durham Bus Station from Monday 15 February

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Closure of Durham Bus Station from Monday 15 February

From Monday 15 February, Durham Bus Station will be closed to allow demolition and redevelopment work to begin.

Whilst the bus station is closed, a range of new bus stops will be introduced on North Road and at Millburngate.

Please check your service below and view the map.

  • X-lines X5 and X15 to Consett – Stand M
  • Durham Diamond 16 and 16A to Stanley and Castleside – Stand M
  • Prince Bishops 20 to Sunderland and South Shields – Stand L
  • X-lines X20 to Langley Park – Stand B
  • X-lines X20 to Sunderland – Stand J
  • Angel 21 to Newcastle – Stand H
  • X-lines X21 to Bishop Auckland – Stand G
  • X-lines X21 to Newcastle – Stand H
  • Durham Cathedral Bus service 40 will run direct from Rail Station across Castle Chare, omitting North Road/Millburngate
  • Service 50 to South Shields – Stand H
  • Service 59 to Arnison Centre – Stand B
  • Service 59 to Wheatley Hill – Stand K
  • indiGo 204 to Pittington – Stand J
  • indiGo 208 to Peterlee – Stand J
  • indiGo 265 to Seaham – Stand J


Durham County Council's bus stop map


Stand B

  • X-lines X20 to Langley Park
  • Service 59 to Arnison Centre


Stand G

  • X-lines X21 to Bishop Auckland


Stand H

  • Angel 21 to Newcastle
  • X-lines X21 to Newcastle
  • Service 50 to South Shields


Stand J

  • indiGo 204 to Pittington
  • indiGo 208 to Peterlee
  • indiGo 265 to Seaham
  • X-lines X20 to Sunderland


Stand K

  • Service 59 to Wheatley Hill


Stand L

  • Prince Bishops 20 to Sunderland and South Shields


Stand M

  • X-lines X5 and X15 to Consett
  • Durham Diamond 16 and 16A to Stanley and Castleside


If you would like to find out more about the redevelopment of the bus station, which is estimated to be complete by Autumn 2022, visit Durham County Council's website.

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