Passengers are being warned of disruptions as King's Lynn bus station is to close to vehicles for five days next month for resurfacing works.

Bus and coach services will continue to operate between June 1 and 5, but will be relocated while the final stages of the £1.6 million regeneration project are completed.

All parties involved agreed this approach would cause the least amount of overall disruption.

Nick Daubney, leader of West Norfolk Council, said: 'This is a major refurbishment project and we are already starting to see how much better it will be once complete.

'We are expecting completion towards the end of June and would like to thank everyone for their co-operation and patience over the last few months.'

Northbound bus and coach services currently operating from bays 5, 6, 7 and 8 will be temporarily relocated to Clough Lane, close to St James multi-storey car park.

Southbound services will continue to operate from Portland Street.

Mr Daubney added: 'We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this work and hope that once the project is complete that everyone will start to reap the benefits of a more modern, smoke-free and fit-for-purpose bus station.'

Last month, a new public clock on the wall of King's Lynn's newly-refurbished bus station information office was donated to the town by the civic society.

Full information at www.west-norfolk.gov.uk/busstationworks

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