Which bus companies run in Berkshire?

Reading Buses (66 routes), Thames Valley Buses (33 routes), Newbury & District (24 routes), Carousel Buses (22 routes), First Berkshire & The Thames Valley (7 routes) and Thames Travel (6 routes), and 20 smaller operators.

What are the busiest bus routes in Berkshire?

the 17 (Tilehurst – Whiteknights), the 6 (Whitley Wood – Reading Town Centre), the 5 (Reading Town Centre – Whitley Wood), the 26 (Calcot – Reading Town Centre) and the 21 (Lower Earley – Reading Town Centre).

Where are the main bus stations in Berkshire?

Bracknell Bus Station, Newbury Wharf, Brunel Way, Slough and Slough Bus Station.

Is there Park & Ride in Berkshire?

Yes: Reading has 3 Park & Ride sites.

How can I see live bus times in Berkshire?

StopToStop shows the next departures from every stop in Berkshire, with live times for buses already on the road (from their positions, via the Department for Transport's Bus Open Data Service), and a live map of every bus.

Buses in Berkshire

202 bus routes, run by 26 bus companies, serve 160 towns and villages and 1,924 stops across Berkshire. Timetables, live departures and journey planning for all of them.

Main towns

Reading 121 routes
Slough 54 routes
Newbury 38 routes
Maidenhead 36 routes
Wokingham 24 routes
Ascot 22 routes
Bracknell 22 routes
Langley 22 routes
Earley 16 routes
Hungerford 16 routes
Windsor 15 routes
Thatcham 13 routes
Twyford 13 routes
Woodley 13 routes
Little Heath 12 routes
Colnbrook 11 routes
Kintbury 11 routes
Mortimer 11 routes
Theale 11 routes
Three Mile Cross 11 routes
Calcot 10 routes
Sunningdale 10 routes
Winnersh 10 routes
Brands Hill 9 routes

Bus stations and interchanges

Busiest routes

17: Tilehurst – Whiteknights Reading Buses
6: Whitley Wood – Reading Town Centre Reading Buses
5: Reading Town Centre – Whitley Wood Reading Buses
26: Calcot – Reading Town Centre Reading Buses
21: Lower Earley – Reading Town Centre Reading Buses
A4: Cippenham – Heathrow Airport First Berkshire & The Thames Valley
2: Inhurst – Basingstoke Stagecoach South
7: Britwell – Heathrow Airport Terminal 5 First Berkshire & The Thames Valley
81: Hounslow – Slough Town Centre Metroline Travel
600: Reading Town Centre – Three Mile Cross Reading Buses
11: Reading Town Centre – Coley Park Reading Buses
33: Little Heath – Reading Town Centre Reading Buses

Bus companies

Reading Buses 66 routes
Thames Valley Buses 33 routes
Newbury & District 24 routes
Carousel Buses 22 routes
First Berkshire & The Thames Valley 7 routes
Thames Travel 6 routes
Stagecoach South 4 routes
National Express 4 routes
FlixBus 4 routes
Replacement Service 4 routes
Swindon's Bus Company 4 routes
West Berkshire Council Transport Services 4 routes
Imperial Coaches Ltd 3 routes
Red Eagle 2 routes
Salisbury Reds 2 routes
White Bus Services 2 routes
New Bharat Coaches (Southall, London) 2 routes
Thomas Murphy 1 route
Redline 1 route
Metroline Travel 1 route
Carlone Buses 1 route
Diamond Bus South East 1 route
Whites Coaches 1 route
Duck Tours 1 route
Hotel Hoppa 1 route
Reading RailAir 1 route

Park & Ride

Reading Park & Ride

All towns and villages

Questions

Which bus companies run in Berkshire?: Reading Buses (66 routes), Thames Valley Buses (33 routes), Newbury & District (24 routes), Carousel Buses (22 routes), First Berkshire & The Thames Valley (7 routes) and Thames Travel (6 routes), and 20 smaller operators.
What are the busiest bus routes in Berkshire?: the 17 (Tilehurst – Whiteknights), the 6 (Whitley Wood – Reading Town Centre), the 5 (Reading Town Centre – Whitley Wood), the 26 (Calcot – Reading Town Centre) and the 21 (Lower Earley – Reading Town Centre).
Where are the main bus stations in Berkshire?: Bracknell Bus Station, Newbury Wharf, Brunel Way, Slough and Slough Bus Station.
Is there Park & Ride in Berkshire?: Yes: Reading has 3 Park & Ride sites.
How can I see live bus times in Berkshire?: StopToStop shows the next departures from every stop in Berkshire, with live times for buses already on the road (from their positions, via the Department for Transport's Bus Open Data Service), and a live map of every bus.

Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Sunday, 25 October 2026. Stop details from NaPTAN. Train timetables contain data from Network Rail, licensed under the Open Government Licence; live train times from National Rail. Times are UK local time and can change at short notice: check before you travel.

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