West Yorkshire Metro has released details of changes to bus timetables to come into force on Sunday 1 September 2024:
47 47A Leeds • Hunslet • Middleton • East Ardsley • Morley • Cottingley • White Rose Centre
Operated by First
Most journeys will be retimed by around 5-10 minutes to improve punctuality and reliability. The 1600 from Leeds will be retimed to 1621, and the 1735 from White Rose Centre will be retimed to 1750
65 Leeds • White Rose Centre • Morley • Gildersome
Operated by First
Most journeys will be retimed by around 5-15 minutes to improve service punctuality/reliability
74 75 Leeds • Holbeck • Beeston • Parkwood • Middleton • Hunslet • Leeds
Operated by First
These services will be revised to operate as a full loop. Journeys via Hunslet, Middleton and Holbeck will be numbered 74. Journeys via Holbeck, Middleton and Hunslet will be numbered 75. On weekdays and Saturdays, the frequency of the
Leeds to Middleton via Hunslet section will go from half-hourly to hourly. The frequency between Leeds and Middleton via Holbeck, Beeston and Parkwood section will remain half-hourly. On Sundays the frequency will remain hourly
throughout. Most journeys will be retimed by 5-15 minutes and some journeys will be significantly retimed.
86 Rodley • Bramley • Armley • Holbeck • Middleton
Operated by First
Some journeys will be retimed by up to 30 minutes to improve punctuality/ reliability.
200 201 Leeds • White Rose • Morley • Cleckheaton / Batley • Heckmondwike
Operated by Arriva
There will be a slight changes to the number of early morning and early evening journeys. Some other journeys will be retimed by around 5-15 minutes to improve punctuality/ reliability
202 203 Leeds • White Rose • Dewsbury • Mirfield • Huddersfield
Operated by Arriva
Early morning journeys will be significantly revised and retimed. Some other journeys will be retimed by around 5-10 minutes.
You can find full details of all bus timetables at: www.wymetro.com/buses/bus-timetables
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