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King's Lynn area bus updates

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News from Lynx: more frequent buses and a new route: http://www.lynxbus.co.uk/news/changes-bus-times-and-fares-7th-april-2019/
From Sunday 7th April 2019 we’re going to be making some minor changes to some of our routes, mainly in preparation for the summer season. From the same date we’ll also be making some changes to fares on certain routes so that our bus services continue to be sustainable in the longer term...

A summary of our service changes are as follows:

Service 34/35/36 (King’s Lynn to Hunstanton)

- Improved frequency of buses on Sundays and Bank Holidays with buses operating every 20 minutes instead of half hourly.
- An additional later bus on Saturday evenings until 21st September. This journey departs King’s Lynn at 2140hrs and Hunstanton at 2235hrs.
- Minor changes to bus times to help make our buses more punctual in the face of ever growing traffic congestion and roadworks.

Coastliner 36 (King’s Lynn – Hunstanton – Wells-next-the-Sea – Fakenham)

- Minor timetable changes to help buses keep to time in the busy summer months.
- More buses on Sundays!
- On Saturdays until 21st September buses will run up to every 30 minutes between Hunstanton and Wells-next-the-Sea.

Services 48, 49 and **NEW** 49A

- Minor changes to times on Service 48 between King’s Lynn and Grimston to help keep buses to time
- New service 49A operates between King’s Lynn, Gayton, Great Massingham, Harpley and Fakenham.
- Buses now operate up to every 60 minutes between King’s Lynn and Fakenham on Mondays to Fridays.
- New Sunday and Bank Holiday bus service between Fakenham, Grimston, Gayton and King’s Lynn.
 
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