Passengers are being reminded about changes to timetables on some bus services in the High Peak from this week.
As of Monday (21 June), the 390 serving Old Glossop, Glossop and Whitfield and the 393 covering Shirebrook, Glossop, Dinting, Hadfield and Padfield will revert back to their normal timetables, after running reduced services due to Covid-19.
The same applies to the 190 serving Buxton, Upper End, Chapel and Whaley Bridge.
Meanwhile, the 389 in New Mills is back to its normal weekday timetable.
The 60 and 60A service covering Hayfield, New Mills, Whaley Bridge and Macclesfield has also resumed its normal service on Saturdays.
More details including full timetables can be found on the High Peak Buses website at www.highpeakbuses.com.
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