Service changes from 1st June 2026

From Monday 1st June we’re making some changes to some of existing routes as well as introducing some exciting new services, mainly following feedback from our customers and staff.

You can preview the new PDF version of the timetables below!

Improved frequency with buses now operating every 2 hours Mondays to Saturdays.

NEW! Service 33A (Hunstanton town circular)

New Hunstanton town service route will operate every 2 hours Mondays to Saturdays. This new service will operate an anti-clockwise circular route serving key locations such as Tesco, Lavender Chase, Medical Practice, Yarrow Drove, Cliff Parade & Hunstanton Travel Hub.
Please note that on this service there is a concessionary travel exemption which means that customers with English National Concessionary Travel passes can board the 0920hrs without charge.

NEW! Service 33B (Hunstanton | Ringstead | Old Hunstanton circular)

New Ringstead village route will operate every 2 hours Mondays to Saturdays. This new service will operate an anti-clockwise circular route serving Tesco, Oasis Way, Ringstead, Old Hunstanton, Cliff Parade & Hunstanton Travel Hub.
With up to 5 buses an hour now operating between Hunstanton and King’s Lynn customers boarding 33A or 33B can change bus at the new Hunstanton Travel Hub or at Hunstanton Tesco on Southend Road.

New early morning journeys from Hunstanton and King’s Lynn (both at 0610hrs) and other peak time changes from King’s Lynn and Hunstanton.
The existing 36 0720hrs journey from Hunstanton is now a 34 (via Q.E Hospital).
The 0735hrs service 35 (College days only) has been replaced by a 0735hrs 36 operating Mondays to Saturdays throughout the year.
The 0750hrs 34 from Hunstanton now calls into the Q.E Hospital grounds.
The majority of these changes are following feedback from the Q.E Hospital to help better align bus times to employee shift patterns.

Coastliner 36 (King's Lynn | Hunstanton | Burnham Market | Wells-next-the-Sea | Fakenham)

Revised routing of buses in Wells-next-the-Sea now means that the majority of buses no longer serve The Buttlands, with Polka Road (near the Co-Op store being served as an alternative). The nearest alternative bus stops to The Buttlands will be at Northfield Lane or The Quay.
The decision to no longer serve The Buttlands has not been taken lightly but the revised road layout at this location is causing delays to services, even at the quieter time of the year. These delays will obviously be greater in the summer months.
School time journeys to and from Alderman Peel High School will still serve Burnt Street.

NEW! Service 44 'the loop' (King's Lynn | South Wootton | Knights Hill | QE Hospital | Hardwick)

A new service enabling customers from The Woottons and the new Castle Reach development to access the Q.E Hospital and Hardwick Retail Park.
This service will operate the following loop; King’s Lynn Transport Interchange, Edward Benefer Way (passing North Lynn, North Lynn Industrial Estate, Wootton Grange development, St James Medical Practice), South Wootton, Castle Reach development, Knight’s Hill Hotel, Q.E Hospital and Hardwick Retail Park.
Initially this route will operate up to every 2 hours but we hope to improve this if demand grows.

Service 49 (King's Lynn | QE Hospital | Fakenham)

The 0810hrs journey from King’s Lynn to the Q.E Hospital has been withdrawn. This has been replaced by a new 0805hrs service 34 journey to Hunstanton (via the Q.E Hospital).
The 1650hrs journey from King's Lynn to Fakenham will depart five minutes earlier at 1645hrs