All Worcestershire bus information is held on the Traveline West Midlands website where you can plan your journey, search for bus timetables or find out about bus service disruptions:

• Journey Planner
• Plan your journey on a mobile device
• Timetable Search

Bus service enhancements from 5 January 2025

Bus travel across the county will see big improvements with a number of bus service enhancements set to go live early in January 2025.

Working alongside providers First Bus and Diamond Bus, we have announced changes to services that will see one of the biggest improvements for people travelling by bus in the past 10 years.

Improvements to the services include increased service frequency, new peak time buses, new Sunday services and later evening buses on various routes across the county.

Download: Bus Service Enhancements (PDF)

Community bus routes

These are run by not-for-profit operators who use accessible vehicles with volunteer or paid drivers and provide transport for those in parts of the county which may have no or very limited registered  local bus services. Routes are usually to a nearby town or city.

Journeys must be pre-booked with the operator and all the booking details can be found on the relevant timetables below.

Community Bus routes operate on set days to a flexible timetable and can pick-up/drop-off passengers at a pre-agreed location.

A fare is payable and English National Concessionary Bus Pass holders can travel at a reduced rate of £1 per single journey which is a discretionary subsidy provided by Worcestershire County Council. Malvern Hills district resident Bus Pass holders are entitled to a further £1 per single journey reduction which is funded by Malvern Hills District Council.