UEA Night Bus Service Returns!
Great news for UEA students! The University of East Anglia Students' Union (UEA SU) is proud to announce the return of the Night Bus service, set to enhance student safety and improve late-night transportation options.
What You Need to Know
- Service Hours: Midnight to 5 AM, six days a week
- Route: From UEA, along Unthank Road, through the city centre, to Norwich Train Station
- Price: Tickets will be capped at £2 per journey*
Benefits for Students and Community
- Enhanced safety during nights out
- Reliable transport for late-shift workers
- Reduced disturbance in residential areas near the university
- Improved accessibility for the wider community
What Your Officers Say
"The return of the Night Bus is a huge win for students and the local community! Keeping students safe is a huge priority for us at the SU, and we believe that affordable, accessible late-night transport will be a game changer."
- Nathan Wyatt, Welfare, Community and Diversity Officer at UEA SU
"I'm excited about the launch of the night bus! This new service will greatly enhance nightlife accessibility and improve student safety."
- Olivia Hunt, Activities and Opportunities Officer at UEA SU
What Your University Says
"UEA is committed to enhancing nighttime safety both on and off campus. The introduction of a night bus service represents a concrete step towards this goal, and we are confident it will significantly improve the safety of our students and local residents."
- Charlotte Melling, Transport and Events Manager for UEA
What FirstBus Says
" We are thrilled to bring back the Night Bus service for UEA students and the local community. This initiative reflects our commitment to providing safe, reliable, and affordable transport options that meet the needs of everyone in Norwich. The Night Bus will not only improve student safety but also offer greater accessibility and convenience for all late-night travellers. We’re proud to collaborate with UEA, UEA SU, and Norfolk County Council on this vital project."
- Piers Marlow, Managing Director of First Bus East of England
Use It or Lose It!
We encourage everyone to take full advantage of this initiative to ensure its success and longevity, as it operates on a 'use it or lose it' basis."
This Night Bus service is more than just transportation—it's a commitment to student safety, community integration, and accessibility. Let's make the most of this fantastic opportunity!
*Tickets will be capped at £2 until until 31 December 2024, when the government scheme is set to end. Tickets are £2 each way.