Operated by Travel South Yorkshire | Bus stands 6 | |
Location Hillsborough, South Yorkshire
Sheffield Bus operators First South Yorkshire, Sheffield Community Transport, Sheffield Supertram, Stagecoach Sheffield, TM Travel Address 540 Langsett Rd, Sheffield S6 2LX, UK Similar Sheffield Interchan, Meadowh Interchan, Sheffield, Nunnery Square Park & Ri | ||
Hillsborough Interchange is a bus and tram interchange in Hillsborough, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England.
Contents
It serves a variety of operators including First South Yorkshire, Stagecoach Sheffield, Sheffield Supertram and Sheffield Community Transport. It is staffed between 07:00–19:00 Monday to Saturday, has 6 stands with over 22 bus services and 2 tram services. There is a covered waiting area by the city bound tram stop and stand H4. There is also a digital help point beside stand H4.
History
The area currently occupied by the bus station used to be a Total Garage. Services that used to terminate at Malin Bridge and Forbes Road were diverted into the Interchange, and services that used to stop farther up the road by Hillsborough Barracks near the old Officer Mess building (now the headquarters for Sheffield Insulations Ltd) were changed to stop at the Interchange.
Layout
Hillsborough Interchange is located in between Hillsborough bus gate and Hillsborough Barracks. The tram stop of Malin Bridge and Middlewood platform is in front of a Chinese takeaway, and The Rawson Spring public house and the Halfway and Meadowhall Interchange platform are opposite.
The bus station is adjacent to the travel centre and the barracks on Sheffield bound side of the road. Stand H1 is adjacent to but set back from Langsett road and is the biggest of all the stands. Stand H2 and H3 are in line with this and further back respectively. Stand H4 and H5 have the same continuous shelter and run at 45 degrees from the travel centre to the cycle parking at rear of the bus station. Stand H6 is perpendicular stands H1, H2 and H3.
Service pattern
Hillsborough has a complicated pattern of services. First South Yorkshire's services 11, 12, 13, 14, 20 & 20A are all part of its Overground network, which means they are almost always low floor. Services 11 & 12 (Pink Line) form an every 8 minute frequency over the core section of the route from Stanwood to Sheffield. Whereas services 13 & 14 (Turquoise Line) and services 20 & 20A form a 10-minute frequency over the core sections of the route, Wisewood-Woodhouse and Hillsborough-Heeley respectively.
Service 17 forms part of the North Sheffield Quality Bus Corridor Agreement which means this is also almost always a low floor bus. In the off peak times, Stagecoach in Sheffield operates services 57A & 58 to Stocksbridge. In the peak times it links buses to the yellow route tram terminus of Middlewood on the same frequency as the trams giving it a week-long service to Stocksbridge.