PR9 Bus Timetable Adjusted Because of Bus Stop Closure

Monday, 29 September 2025 06:00

The Salisbury Reds PR9 Bus timetable will be adjusted because a bus stop will not be available due to building works.

Due to a temporary closure of one of the two bus stop bays at Milford Street stop W, for building works, the PR9 will operate to a temporary timetable from Wednesday, 1st October 2025, until further notice.

The buses will run approximately 10-15 minutes later than the current timetable.

There will be an additional journey in the mornings from Britford on Mondays to Fridays to ensure passengers can arrive in the City Centre prior to 9 am.

Passengers will still be able to board and alight in Milford Street while the building works are in place.

You can view the temporary timetable here - PR9 Temporary Timetable

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