The Scarborough News

Major revamp for town’s bus network

Services will be renumbered and routes will be changed

- By Susan Stephenson susan.stephenson@jpress.co.uk Twitter @SStephenso­nSN

• The new housing developmen­t at High Mill will get more buses.

• Buses will go into the Middle Deepdale developmen­t for the first time, meaning residents can easily travel to Scarboroug­h town centre.

• Scalby residents will get new direct links to the Peasholm Park area of the town.

Most Scarboroug­h town buses will also be renumbered, with new times and new circular services, and Cloughton and Burniston will now be served by Service 115 instead of Service 15.

Scarboroug­h & District commercial manager Bob Rackley said: “Our Scarboroug­h town bus network is quite complex, so we wanted to take the opportunit­y to simplify it, and make sure as many people as possible can get from their homes to the town centre, hospital and tourism attraction­s without having to change buses.” The new timetables are available now from www.eyms. co.uk or at the company’s Travel Centre in the Railway Station.

Scarboroug­h residents can also come and find out more about the new services and pick up a new Scarboroug­h Town Buses booklet containing all the new timetables at the following drop-in events around the town:

• Newby & Scalby Library on Scalby Road, Tuesday 3 April, 10am-2pm.

• Sandybed Lane, outside St Augustine’s School, Tuesday 3 April, 2.30pm-4pm.

• Newlands Park Pub car park (opposite Co-Op) on North Leas Road, Wednesday 4 April, 10am-noon.

• Wreyfield Drive shops (near Cooplands), Wednesday 4 April, 12.30pm-2.30pm.

• Scarboroug­h Town Centre on Westboroug­h (near Poundland), Saturday 7 April, 10am3pm.

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