Cheshire East public transport news and notices

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3 June 2024 D&G Bus changes and 199 High Peak

  • 37: from 3 June evening journeys on service 37 will be extended beyond Winsford to Wharton, Moulton and Northwich.
  • 38: from 3 June evening journeys on service 38 will run to a revised timetable to improve reliability. From 9 June new Sunday and Bank holiday journeys will be introduced, funded by Cheshire East Council through the government's Bus Service Improvement Plan.
  • 12: from 8 June new Saturday evening journeys and from 9 June Sunday and Bank holiday journeys will be introduced, funded by Cheshire East Council through the government's Bus Service Improvement Plan.

9 June 2024 High Peak changes

  • 130: from 9 June new Sunday and Bank holiday journeys will be introduced, funded by Cheshire East Council through the government's Bus Service Improvement Plan. These journeys will be operated by High Peak Buses, but D&G Bus day, weekly and season tickets will be accepted.

You can view all the roadworks and road closures in East Cheshire on the Cheshire East highways roadworks page.

Passengers and commuters are recommended to follow Cheshire East Highway's Twitter account to receive the latest information on Highway and Transport issues for East Cheshire:

Passengers can find bus stop timetable displays at over 999 bus stops in Cheshire East maintained by Ansa Transport. We try to update displays at bus stops the day before a service change but this can be a few days either side. We put the date at the top of each display to show when it was last updated.

Across Cheshire East 622 stops have raised kerbs installed to make boarding and alighting easier for disabled passengers and passengers with pushchairs.

You can report any errors / queries using the contact us form. It will take 5 minutes to complete.

Contact us about bus stops and timetable displays

In certain circumstances bus service registrations may be granted with a shorter notice period than normally required. Bus services must normally be registered with between 42 and 70 days notice with bus operators giving the council up to 28 days notice before they submit a registration to give the council time to assess the changes. GOV.UK has more information about running local bus services and penalties for poor service.

In the UK bus routes are required to be registered under the Transport Act 1985. You can find details of registered routes at:

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Or phone 0300 123 5500 (Monday to Friday 9:00 - 16:00).

Public transport information is now provided by Ansa Transport - a company owned and controlled by Cheshire East Council.

For Bus and Train times call Traveline 0871 200 22 33 calls cost 12p per minute plus your phone company's access charge.

The English Traveline call centre opening hours are 7am to 8pm most days. You can find full details on Traveline's website.

Page last reviewed: 27 February 2025