First Bus is introducing major timetable and route changes across Norwich and Norfolk from Sunday, affecting several communities and services.
Passengers are being warned about widespread changes to First Bus services across Norwich and Norfolk from Sunday 30 August.
The operator is introducing revised routes and timetables affecting Norwich, Great Yarmouth, Attleborough, Wymondham and several surrounding communities.
Routes 13 and X13 will be replaced by changes to the Green and Orange Lines.
Service 14 will be extended from Wymondham to Attleborough, replacing the existing 13 on that section, while the X13 will become the X14.
In Wymondham, services 15 and 16 will no longer serve Harts Farm. Instead, they will run through Folly Road, Hewitts Lane and Tuttles Lane East, providing new links to Wymondham railway station.
A new service 20 will connect the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital with Spixworth, while changes are also being made to services serving Mulbarton, Norwich Airport and Broadland Gate.
In Great Yarmouth, routes 2 and 3 are being revised.
Buses between Market Gates and Barrack Estate will run up to every 15 minutes, while services towards Burgh Castle and James Paget University Hospital will operate hourly.
First Bus says the network redesign is intended to improve reliability and create better connections.
Passengers are being advised to check the new timetables before travelling.

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