The first service will leave from the new Plymouth Coach Station today (Thursday 8 September).
National Express, the biggest coach operator in the country, will run the station which is expected to see over 50 departures a day. Around half of them will be scheduled National Express services, with the remaining scheduled services run by Megabus and SW Falcon.
Plymouth’s new coach station will open on Thursday 8 September.
Contractor SWH Civils is making good progress on the construction project off Mayflower Street which will replace the old 1950s coach station at Bretonside.
SWH Civils has released the latest time lapse video from May and June to show how much progress has been made. http://bit.ly/1X8INU2
The site in the West End of the city centre has been a hive of construction over the last few months and we have some great timelapse footage, so that you can see change happening on the ground.
Contractors SWH Civils has given us the latest footage of work completed in April and we also have footage from February and March to get a real sense of progress. To view http://bit.ly/1X8INU2...
Plans to build a brand new coach station in the heart of Plymouth city centre have taken a major step forward with the approval of Council funding.
The £4.17 million project will provide a new facility for long distance coaches and a surface-level car park with around 100 spaces on the site of the former Mayflower West car park in the city’s West End.
