Remembrance Day Parades 2025: Bus Service Changes on Sunday 9 November
On Remembrance Sunday, 9 November 2025, several temporary bus route changes will take place across the county due to local parades and road closures. Some routes may experience brief delays as services adjust to the events.
Two-Minute Silence
At 11am on Sunday 9th and Tuesday 11th, bus drivers will observe the two minutes’ silence. When safe, they will park their buses, turn off engines, and take part in national remembrance.
The company also encourages passengers to join in this moment of reflection.
Free Travel for Serving Personnel and Veterans
From 8 to 11 November 2025, NCT offers free travel to all serving personnel, cadets, and veterans. Passengers can show ID or wear their uniform when boarding to qualify.
Road Closures and Diversions
Arnold and Daybrook Area
Nottingham Road, Church Drive and Sir John Robinson Way will be closed between 09:00 and 12:00. During this period:
- Lilac 25 and Lime 58 will be diverted.
- Stops not served: Charles Street, Sainsbury’s, Portland Street, Daybrook Square, Thackeray’s Lane, Calstock Road.
Calverton
A parade in Calverton on Sunday 9 November will affect the Sky Blue 61 route from 09:00 to 12:00.
- Stops not served: St Wilfrid’s Square, St Wilfrid’s Church, Oakland Grove.
East Leake
Main Street in East Leake will be closed from 10:30 to 11:45. The South Notts 1 service will be diverted via Main Street, Castle Hill, and Loughborough Road.
Author’s summary: Temporary route adjustments and free travel offers will support countywide Remembrance Day events, ensuring both respect and accessibility for passengers.
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