Buses in Stoke Holy Cross
3 bus routes serve Stoke Holy Cross, run by First Norfolk & Suffolk and Konectbus. The busiest stops are Old School, The Wildebeest and Long Lane.
Most frequent routes
- 40A: Poringland – Norwich City Centre First Norfolk & Suffolk
- 41A: Norwich City Centre – Bungay First Norfolk & Suffolk
- 64: Norwich City Centre – Wacton Konectbus
Where you can go from Stoke Holy Cross
Routes
- 40A: Poringland – Norwich City Centre First Norfolk & Suffolk
- 41A: Norwich City Centre – Bungay First Norfolk & Suffolk
- 64: Norwich City Centre – Wacton Konectbus
Bus companies
Stops
Nearby villages
Other buses close to Stoke Holy Cross:
- Dunston, Norfolk 1.5 km · 36, 36A, 82, 82C, 1, 82A, 1A
- Swainsthorpe 2.2 km · 36, 36A, 82, 82C, 1, 82A, 1A, 935
Questions
- Where can I go by bus from Stoke Holy Cross?
- Direct buses from Stoke Holy Cross go to Norwich (40A, 41A, 64), Bungay (41A), Poringland (40A) and Wacton (64).
- Which bus goes from Stoke Holy Cross to Norwich?
- Routes 40A, 41A and 64, run by First Norfolk & Suffolk and Konectbus.
- Which bus goes from Stoke Holy Cross to Bungay?
- Route 41A, run by First Norfolk & Suffolk.
- Which bus goes from Stoke Holy Cross to Poringland?
- Route 40A, run by First Norfolk & Suffolk.
- Where do buses stop in Stoke Holy Cross?
- The busiest stops are Old School, The Wildebeest, Long Lane, Bancroft Close and Harrold Place.
- Which bus companies run in Stoke Holy Cross?
- First Norfolk & Suffolk and Konectbus.
- What are the most frequent buses in Stoke Holy Cross?
- the 40A (Poringland – Norwich City Centre), the 41A (Norwich City Centre – Bungay) and the 64 (Norwich City Centre – Wacton).
Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Wednesday, 11 November 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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