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Public Transport Links to/from the SOUTH TYNEDALE RAILWAY, Alston, Cumbria
Summer Bus Services operated by Arriva, North East (formerly United).
    During the Summer months, additional bus services are operated from Durham and Darlington serving either Weardale or Teesdale areas and passing through the town of Alston, en route to either Kendal or Penrith. These are operated by Arriva, North East (formerly known as United Automobile Services Ltd.).
    The Durham to Kendal service is operated by coaches, whilst the Darlington to Penrith via Alston service is operated by midi-buses as shown in the photograph.
    Intending passengers are advised to check times with the bus company concerned before travelling as timetables can be revised or altered at short notice.
    The main network of bus services in the Alston area are operated by the local coach company, Wright Bros. Coaches Ltd., for details of their services please see the Wright Bros bus timetable page.
    Further details of Arriva North East bus services can be obtained by writing to:-
   ARRIVA North East Ltd., Boathouse Lane, Stockton-on-Tees, TS18 3AW,
or telephone their Travel Enquiry Line on (0870) 6082608. Daily from 7.00 am to 8.00 pm.

    Click on the following green text, to move to relevant part of page to view a bus timetable, use the 'Back' button on the toolbar to revert to this point afterwards:-
DURHAM - KENDAL via Alston              Arriva North East Service X85
Cumbrian Expressway Service. Please telephone Arriva North East for confirmation of times and fares on (0870) 6082608.
This service operates on Saturdays only from 1st June to 28th September 2002 inclusive.
SATURDAYS ONLY (from 1st June to 28th Sept. 2002)
DURHAM, Bus Station
0920
 KENDAL, Blackhall Road Coach Stop
1542
Durham, South Road, Elvet Hill Road
0925
 Bowness on Windermere, Pier
1558
Spennymoor, Shopping Centre
0935
 Windermere, Railway Station
1605
BISHOP AUCKLAND, Bus Station
0945
 Ambleside, King Street
1620
Wolsingham, Market Place
1005
 Grasmere, Broadgate/College St.
1630
Frosterley, Co-op
1010
 KESWICK, Bus Station
1700
STANHOPE, Market Place
1015
 Penrith, Bus Station
1730
Killhope Wheel Lead Mining Centre
1045
 Langwathby, Railway Station
1740
Nenthead
1055
 Melmerby
1750
ALSTON, Henderson's Garage
1105
 ALSTON, Henderson's Garage
1810
Melmerby
1125
 Nenthead
1820
Langwathby, Railway Station
1135
 Killhope Wheel Lead Mining Centre
1830
Penrith, Bus Station
1145
 STANHOPE, Market Place
1900
KESWICK, Bus Station
1225
 Frosterley, Co-op
1905
Grasmere, Broadgate/College St.
1255
 Wolsingham, Market Place
1910
Ambleside, King Street
1305
 BISHOP AUCKLAND, Bus Station
1930
Windermere, Railway Station
1320
 Spennymoor, Shopping Centre
1940
Bowness on Windermere,Pier
1327
 Durham, South Road, Elvet Hill Road
1950
KENDAL, Blackhall Road Coach Stop
1343
 DURHAM, Bus Station
1955
Note: Service X85 calls only at the places shown above and on request at Penrith, Railway Station; A66/Troutbeck Road End and Keswick, Hawthorns.
Explorer tickets are valid only between Durham and Alston.
This service is supported by Durham County Council.
Telephone 0870 6082608 for fares enquiries and information. This service is not pre-bookable, fares are available from the driver on the day of travel.

Click on any of the following links for details of other bus services to and from Alston, Cumbria:-

Click on any of the following links for information about the South Tynedale Railway at Alston, Cumbria:-
SOUTH TYNEDALE RAILWAY PRESERVATION SOCIETY
Registered Office: The Railway Station, Alston, Cumbria, CA9 3JB.
Tel. 01434 381696.    Talking timetable tel. 01434 382828
© South Tynedale Railway Preservation Society 2002.

E-mail addresses - click on links below:-
South Tynedale Railway information - Send e-mail to Daniel McIntyre
STRPS membership and Tynedalesman information only - Send e-mail to Phil Aveyard

Mission Statement for the South Tynedale Railway:-
�To provide satisfaction for our customers and volunteers by operating a friendly, safe and efficient narrow-gauge railway.�

This page has been created by Daniel McIntyre, a South Tynedale Railway Preservation Society member.
For information about him, please see Daniel McIntyre�s Home Page.
This page was last updated on 10th June 2002 by Daniel McIntyre.

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