Haymarket bus station, Leicester

For the bus station in Newcastle upon Tyne, see Haymarket bus station, Newcastle upon Tyne.

Haymarket bus station is the main bus station serving the city of Leicester. Originally built in 1994, it lies next to and operates as a transport hub for Haymarket Shopping Centre.

Haymarket Bus Station
The main entrance of the bus station
General information
Location	1 Charles Street Leicester United Kingdom
Owned by	Leicester City Council
Operated by	Leicester City Council
Bus routes	37
Bus stands	23
Bus operators	Arriva Midlands Central Connect Centrebus First Leicester Stagecoach
Other information
Website	www.leicesterbuses.co.uk
History
Opened	1994 (original) 2016 (redeveloped station)
Closed	2015 (original)

History

The bus station was developed at a proposed cost of £2m in mid-1994, coinciding with a major refurbishment of the adjacent Haymarket Shopping Centre complex. From January 2015 the bus station was closed for redevelopment to double the size, the new bus station opened during May 2016.

Services

Haymarket bus station is open seven days a week and is used for mostly local services operated by Arriva Midlands, Central Connect, Centrebus and First Leicester alongside Stagecoach Midlands service X7 to Northampton.

The anticlockwise circular Hop! service calls at a stop outside on Belgrave Gate.

Facilities

The main Leicester Shopmobility offices are located within the station at the Belgrave Gate entrance. a smaller office is located within Highcross Leicester.

The bus station also has public toilets which have been recently refurbished alongside changing places accessible facilities.

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  The previous station in 2007
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  The station before reopening in 2016
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  Interior of the station after reopening in May 2016
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  The Charles Street entrance in 2021