Timetables changes to Devon bus network from 20 April

Thursday, 3 April 2025 07:00

By Chris Collman

From Sunday 20 April, there will be changes to the Devon bus network.

Stagecoach is making changes to its services to improve reliability and punctuality, and there are also some improvements to services funded by Devon County Council using the Department for Transport’s Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) funding.

For customers travelling within Exeter, there will be more buses to Alphington, Exwick, Pennsylvania and Wonford. Outside of Exeter, Newton Abbot and Tiverton are among the areas that will also benefit from more frequent buses.

The operator will also be making a number of changes to timetables to improve the reliability and punctuality of their services.

A comprehensive list of all of the changes and improvements, plus new timetables, can be found on the Travel Devon website.

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