Stagecoach service plans for the Grimsby, Cleethorpes and Immingham areas this Christmas and New Years period:
Christmas Eve - Normal Tuesday Service with early finish
Christmas Day - No Service
Boxing Day - Hourly Daytime Services on Routes 9A (including New Waltham), 13, 14 and 46
Friday 27th - Saturday Service, except Normal Friday Service on Routes 1, 2, 20 and 25
Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th - Normal Service
Monday 30th - Saturday Service, except Normal Monday Service on Routes 1, 2, 20 and 25
New Years Eve - Saturday Service with early finish except Normal Tuesday Services on Routes 1, 2 and 25. Normal Tuesday Service with early finish on Route 20
New Years Day - No Service
The above service pattern is the same as last year.
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Does the 25 run on Monday the 30th? As it usually only runs on Tuesdays and Fridays, but its mentioned on that list.
The 25 operates Monday to Saturday. There is a weekday 0746 Binbrook-Grimsby and 1715 return - that should operate as normal on the 30th - and then a Tuesday, Friday and Saturday only 0921 from Ludford and 1340 return
http://www.stagecoachbus.com/PdfUploads/Timetable_374_25.pdf
Stagecoach Grimsby-Cleethorpes have just put out their new timetable for the 6th of January. It's exactly the same as it currently is, the 1,2,20 and all the others are the same. The map has changed though, to show the disruption. Also I noticed the 16 bus stop towards Asda is outside the shopping centre on the map, but in reality it's a 100 yards east of that. And the paper versions of the bus station closure info, does not show the Humber Flyer/448 to Hull or the 20, yet the online version is different.
does the humber flyer run from grimsby to hull on boxing day?
It doesn't I'm afraid
What Grimsby 14 Sunday service
What time is the last humber flyer from Hull to Grimsby on Christmas eve?
1820 like normal - it's slightly later in the evening before services start getting withdrawn
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