Bus operator trentbarton began operating services from the new Broad Marsh bus station from today 2 October.
The company’s buses last used this station in 2017 when the former facility closed for the final time ahead of demolition and redevelopment as part of the revamped multi-storey car park.
@westbridgfordwirenews Bus operator trentbarton began operating services from the new Broad Marsh bus station from today 2 October. The company’s buses last used this station in 2017 when the former facility closed for the final time ahead of demolition and redevelopment as part of the revamped multi-storey car park. #buses #bus #trentbarton #trentbartonbuses #trentbartonland #nottingham #westbridgford #uknews #nottingham #notts #foryoupage #foryou #publictransport #busstation #rushcliffe #bbcnews #nottinghamnews ♬ original sound – West Bridgford Wire News
From today Sunday 2 October, the bus station will welcome passengers from services including Skylink Nottingham, Skylink Express, Rushcliffe Villager, Mainline, The Keyworth, The Cotgrave and its sister operator’s Kinchbus 9.
More than 250 trentbarton and Kinchbus services a day will call at the base in Canal Street. It follows the news in June that National Express coaches had started to use Broad Marsh as a terminal.
Passengers will benefit from significantly improved facilities at the new bus station, including:
- A 24/7 facility to cater for 24/7 bus and coach services
- Light and airy waiting areas separated from bus stops by glass walls and sliding doors
- Plenty of seating
- State-of-the-art passenger information screens, including travel and wayfinding information
- Customer toilets
- 24/7 security services
- Easily-accessible pedestrian entrances on Carrington Street and Middle Hill connecting to rejuvenated pedestrian-friendly areas.
