Newcastle Pride - Saturday 16 July

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Newcastle Pride - Saturday 16 July

Newcastle Pride takes place on Saturday 16 July and we'll be there showing our support with our very own Pride bus, along with a host of other activities on top of what Pride already has to offer.

We'll have our Quaylink Pride bus, face painting, a magician, juggling, giant volleyball, outdoor games, selfie buses and more!

Plan your journey to the heart of Newcastle Pride with us – and don't forget to come and say hello when you get there. 

Other than at Newcastle Pride, you can find our Quaylink Pride bus running in and around Gateshead and Newcastle all year round, showing our support and promoting awareness of equality for LGBT communities across the region. 

Click here to find out more about Quaylink. 

Bus diversions

Services 309/310 from Coast Road will be unable to reach Haymarket between 12pm and 1.30pm and will terminate on Sandyford Road behind the Civic Centre at temporary stops east of the Civic Centre car park entrance. These stops will also be used by Services 58 and Q3 northbound which will divert from Market Street East via "hole in the wall", Central Motorway sliproads, Durant Road and College Street to Sandyford Road. 58 will follow normal route from this point, whilst Q3 will then divert via Sandyford Road, Osborne Terrace, Jesmond Road to Central Motorway and Great North Road.

Southbound 58s will divert from Sandyford Road via College Street, Durant Road, John Dobson Street and New Bridge Street, whilst Q3 will divert from Great North Road via Central Motorway, Jesmond Road, Osborne Terrace, Sandyford Road, College Street, Durant Road, "hole in the wall", John Dobson Street and Market Street East.

Services from Redheugh Bridge and Scotswood Bridge into Eldon Square at Clayton Street and commence outward journeys from Wilkinsons on Newgate Street.

Services from Tyne Bridge into Eldon Square will terminate at John Dobson Street and depart from Pilgrim Street operating out of Newcastle via normal route Market Street East/West and Grainger Street.

Services 1, 11, 27, 53/54, 56, 57, 96/97, will operate normal routes, as these are unaffected by this parade. 

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