First are making changes to their Clackmannanshire services 60,62 & 63 from Monday 30th November. From that date, Service 60 from Clackmannan -Stirling will have timetable changes, but the main change is the hourly extention to Falkirk, will now operate via Cowie to Stenhousemuir Shopping Centre after Forth Valley Hospital. It means that, after the F15 service was withdrawn earlier this year, there is no direct service between Clackmannanshire and Falkirk.
From the same date, the circular 62/63 services between Stirling , Alloa & Hillfoots, will be supplemented by new 62A/63A services between Stirling & Tillicoultry, which will provide a 10 minute frequency during the day along the Hillfoots. New (to the area) buses will be used on the route.
Thursday, 5 November 2015
Saturday, 10 October 2015
Bannockburn Open Day
The First bus depot at Bannockburn are holding an open day in aid of Prostate Cancer UK next Sunday, October 18th between 10am-2pm.
Lots of activities for the kids, as well as vintage buses will be there.
A half hourly bus service from St,Ninians, Bannockburn, Plean & Cowie will operate from 9.45am.
Lots of activities for the kids, as well as vintage buses will be there.
A half hourly bus service from St,Ninians, Bannockburn, Plean & Cowie will operate from 9.45am.
Sunday, 4 October 2015
Extra rail services to London
Stirling & Falkirk will get a third direct rail service to London, from the introduction of the winter timetable in December. The new Virgin Trains East Coast service will depart Stirling Platform 6 at 5.26am, and Falkirk Grahamston at 5.42am, arriving in London at 10.50am. It's not a completely new service, just an extension of the already run 6.26am Edinburgh-London service. The return 3pm service from Kings Cross will extend to Falkirk at 7.55pm and Stirling at 8.14pm.
This train is in adddition to the existing Highland Chieftain service which already runs through Stirling & Falkirk seven days a week, and the overnight Caledonian Sleeper Service.
This train is in adddition to the existing Highland Chieftain service which already runs through Stirling & Falkirk seven days a week, and the overnight Caledonian Sleeper Service.
More Citylink cuts
Scottish Citylink are cutting even more services from the Stirling area.
From November 23rd, their 909 service between Stirling and Grangemouth to Edinburgh is being reduced to every two hours, with one journey each way extending to/from Stirling University or Dunblane, The last coach from the capital will be later, however, now departing at 1915.
From the same date, the M8 srvice between Glasgow & Dundee will also be reduced to two hourly, although the gaps will be filled bewteen Glasgow & Stirling by a new direct service three times a day.
Further changes will affect services to Aberdeen & Inverness, which donr stop in Stirling, but can be connected via the M8 service in perth or Dundee.
From November 23rd, their 909 service between Stirling and Grangemouth to Edinburgh is being reduced to every two hours, with one journey each way extending to/from Stirling University or Dunblane, The last coach from the capital will be later, however, now departing at 1915.
From the same date, the M8 srvice between Glasgow & Dundee will also be reduced to two hourly, although the gaps will be filled bewteen Glasgow & Stirling by a new direct service three times a day.
Further changes will affect services to Aberdeen & Inverness, which donr stop in Stirling, but can be connected via the M8 service in perth or Dundee.
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Sunday Alloa-Kincardine buses
Further to the withdrawel of the F15 service (see below), Stagecoach have maintained Sunday services bewtween Alloa-Kincardine by extending their Service 9 journeys between Kelty & Culross westwards to Alloa hourly between 1053-1553 returning from Alloa 1125-1625.
Additionally in the evenings, Service 28 will provide an additional mid-evening service between Kincardine-Alloa.
It would be useful to have these journeys indicated on the Service 8 timetable.
Additionally in the evenings, Service 28 will provide an additional mid-evening service between Kincardine-Alloa.
It would be useful to have these journeys indicated on the Service 8 timetable.
Sunday, 9 August 2015
Bonnybridge area changes
Midland Bluebird are altering services in the Bonnybridge area from Monday 17th August 2015.
A new regular daytime service 2 will serve Falkirk/Bonnybridge to Fankerton and Stoneywood with a new early morning Mon-Fri journey to Falkirk from Dunipace, Barnego Road at 06.06.
As a result, Falkirk Road, Bonnybridge/Bonnybridge Toll now have a direct service to Denny/Dunipace. There's a direct service from Falkirk/Bonnybridge to Glasgow Road in Denny serving Sainsburys, Iceland and doctor surgeries, and direct Service from Dunipace and Ingleston Avenue to Falkirk
Service X86 re-routed via Bonnybridge Highland Dykes excluding the X86B at 06.43 Kilsyth - Falkirk journey, and additionally, the Saturday and Sunday 21.20 service from Glasgow will be withdrawn.
Timetables are on the First website.
A new regular daytime service 2 will serve Falkirk/Bonnybridge to Fankerton and Stoneywood with a new early morning Mon-Fri journey to Falkirk from Dunipace, Barnego Road at 06.06.
As a result, Falkirk Road, Bonnybridge/Bonnybridge Toll now have a direct service to Denny/Dunipace. There's a direct service from Falkirk/Bonnybridge to Glasgow Road in Denny serving Sainsburys, Iceland and doctor surgeries, and direct Service from Dunipace and Ingleston Avenue to Falkirk
Service X86 re-routed via Bonnybridge Highland Dykes excluding the X86B at 06.43 Kilsyth - Falkirk journey, and additionally, the Saturday and Sunday 21.20 service from Glasgow will be withdrawn.
Timetables are on the First website.
Wednesday, 22 July 2015
Wee County changes
The supported bus services funded by Clackmannan Council will be changing from 31st August 2015. The new timetables mean the Council continues to provide services in communities where the current services are well used or where there is no alternative service.
The changes can be summarised as follows:
Service C64: Alloa Town centre will be renumbered Service C1 and will operate to an amended timetable
Service C68/C69/C70 will be replaced by Service C2 operating between Glenochil, Alloa and Tillicoultry Monday-Friday only.
The changes can be summarised as follows:
Service C64: Alloa Town centre will be renumbered Service C1 and will operate to an amended timetable
Service C68/C69/C70 will be replaced by Service C2 operating between Glenochil, Alloa and Tillicoultry Monday-Friday only.
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