A new service offering more buses between Norwich and Wymondham launches today.
Konectbus has added the 6A service to its roster and increased journeys between Wymondham, Hethersett and Norwich with more stops along these routes.
This service runs in addition to the 6 which already operates between Wymondham and Norwich.
The 6A will make regular stops from 10.10am to 2.35pm on Norwich-bound journeys, Monday to Friday.
It will also run from 10.40am to 5.08pm on Wymondham-bound journeys.
The stops will be Norwich Bus Station, St Stephens Street, Newmarket Road and Town Close Road, the Queens Head pub in Hethersett, as well as Waitrose and Cross in Wymondham.
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Officers at Norfolk County Council are drawing up an application to bid for a share of a £129m pot of cash which is being made available by the Department for Transport for a fleet of new electric buses.
The government is making the money available through the second phase of its Zero Emission Bus Regional Areas (ZEBRA) scheme.
County Hall received almost £15m from the initial phase of that scheme, with the first of those new buses already being used by passengers on city routes.
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