Durham city's new bus station

The new bus station in Durham City Centre will open to the public on Sunday 7 January 2024.

The new £10.4m bus station is located on the site of the former bus station on North Road in Durham City Centre, and is a modern transport hub that offers a safe and welcoming space for residents and visitors. It has increased space for passengers and new facilities, including toilets, a changing places unit, improved information displays, and additional seating in the passenger waiting area.

Check out our guide below for where each service will stop in Durham City Centre, or view our map here:

Service	Destination/Route	Stop
16/16A	Shotley Bridge via Sacriston, Edmondsley, Craghead, Stanley, Dipton Consett	Bus Station F Millburngate B
20	Langley Park via Arnison Centre, Nettlesworth, Sacriston, Witton Gilbert	Bus Station E
20/20A	Sunderland via Belmont, West Rainton, Houghton-le-Spring, East Herrington	Bus Station D Millburngate A
21	Brandon via Nevilles Cross, Langley Moor	Bus Station C
21	Newcastle via Arnison Centre, Chester-le-Street, Birtley, Low Fell, Gateshead	Bus Station G
50	South Shields via Arnison Centre, Waldridge Park, Chester-le-Street, Washington	Bus Station H
65	Seaham via Belmont, Low Pittington, Hetton-le-Hole, Murton, Dalton Park	Bus Station E Millburngate A
N21	Durham South Road Colleges	North Road A
N21	Newcastle via Framwellgate Moor, Chester le Street, Birtley, Low Fell, Gateshead	North Road B
X5/X15	Castleside via Witton Gilbert, Lanchester, Delves, Consett, Moorside	Bus Station F Millburngate B
X21	Newcastle via Chester-le-Street, Low Fell, Gateshead	Bus Station G
X21	West Auckland via Spennymoor, Bishop Auckland	Bus Station H
X62	Peterlee via Belmont, High Pittington, South Hetton, Easington, Horden	Bus Station D Millburngate A