Buses in Welton le Marsh
5 bus routes serve Welton le Marsh, run by Brylaine Travel, TransportConnect and Hunts Coaches. The busiest stops are Post Office and Demand Responsive Area.
Most frequent routes
- 96A: Mablethorpe – Spilsby Brylaine Travel
- 56S: Eastville – Spilsby TransportConnect
- 59S: Anderby Creek – Skegness Hunts Coaches
- B75: Alford – Boston Brylaine Travel
- E86S: Alford – Spilsby Hunts Coaches
Where you can go from Welton le Marsh
Routes
- 96A: Mablethorpe – Spilsby Brylaine Travel
- 56S: Eastville – Spilsby TransportConnect
- 59S: Anderby Creek – Skegness Hunts Coaches
- B75: Alford – Boston Brylaine Travel
- E86S: Alford – Spilsby Hunts Coaches
Bus companies
Stops
Questions
- Where can I go by bus from Welton le Marsh?
- Direct buses from Welton le Marsh go to Spilsby (96A, 56S, E86S), Alford (B75, E86S), Anderby Creek (59S), Boston (B75), Eastville (56S), Mablethorpe (96A) and Skegness (59S).
- Which bus goes from Welton le Marsh to Spilsby?
- Routes 96A, 56S and E86S, run by Brylaine Travel, TransportConnect and Hunts Coaches.
- Which bus goes from Welton le Marsh to Alford?
- Routes B75 and E86S, run by Brylaine Travel and Hunts Coaches.
- Which bus goes from Welton le Marsh to Anderby Creek?
- Route 59S, run by Hunts Coaches.
- Where do buses stop in Welton le Marsh?
- The busiest stops are Post Office and Demand Responsive Area.
- Which bus companies run in Welton le Marsh?
- Brylaine Travel, TransportConnect and Hunts Coaches.
- What are the most frequent buses in Welton le Marsh?
- the 96A (Mablethorpe – Spilsby), the 56S (Eastville – Spilsby), the 59S (Anderby Creek – Skegness) and the B75 (Alford – Boston).
Timetables from the Bus Open Data Service (Department for Transport), updated Friday, 16 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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