[scottyboo]

hi does anyone know if there is a bus from town center to worksop in morning looked on stagecoach and can't find anything thanks

[willman]

could be quicker to get the train.
i've no idea either way i'm afraid.

[alex3659]

Originally Posted by willman

could be quicker to get the train.
i've no idea either way i'm afraid.

can also get train from woodhouse

[CheekyBandit]

Originally Posted by scottyboo

hi does anyone know if there is a bus from town center to worksop in morning looked on stagecoach and can't find anything thanks

But why would anyone want to go to worksop?

[Andy C]

Best service is the train. Northern Rail run a train hourly Sheffield-Worksop-Lincoln and the journey time to Worksop is about half an hour. It also picks up at Darnall, Woodhouse and Kiveton.

a day return ticket from Sheffield to Worksop is £4.80 before 9:30am and £4.50 after 9:30am. If you travel from Sheffield remember to buy before you board from ticket office or fast-ticket machine, if you travel from Darnall/Woodhouse just get on and pay conductor.

You can download a timetable at www.northernrail.org.

[Andy C]

Buses - there are no direct buses from Sheffield to Worksop, you basically need to connect into Stagecoach's Rotherham-Worksop route 19/19A.

I've fed the journey into the Travel South Yorkshire journey planner and it suggests using First's 23/23A from Sheffield to North Anston then onto the above Stagecoach service to Worksop. Total journey about 1hr20 mins!

www.travelsouthyorkshire.com

[Darbees]

Originally Posted by Andy C

Best service is the train. Northern Rail run a train hourly Sheffield-Worksop-Lincoln and the journey time to Worksop is about half an hour. It also picks up at Darnall, Woodhouse and Kiveton.

a day return ticket from Sheffield to Worksop is £4.80 before 9:30am and £4.50 after 9:30am. If you travel from Sheffield remember to buy before you board from ticket office or fast-ticket machine, if you travel from Darnall/Woodhouse just get on and pay conductor.

You can download a timetable at www.northernrail.org.

Why can't you pay the conductor if you get on at Sheffield? What happens if you get on there without a ticket and pay the conductor?

[Ms Macbeth]

Originally Posted by Darbees

Why can't you pay the conductor if you get on at Sheffield? What happens if you get on there without a ticket and pay the conductor?

If you get on at a staffed station without a ticket, you don't get any concessionary fares, but have to pay the full price from the conductor. However, if you get on at a station that isn't staffed, you can get concessions.

[Gemima]

The route to Worksop from Sheffield by bus is a long drawn out affair and would mean bus changes. I would also suggest the train it will much easier and quicker.

[Darbees]

Originally Posted by Ms Macbeth

If you get on at a staffed station without a ticket, you don't get any concessionary fares, but have to pay the full price from the conductor. However, if you get on at a station that isn't staffed, you can get concessions.

Thanks.