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Wigan bus station
Bus station in Wigan, England
Bus station in Wigan, England
| Field | Value | |
|---|---|---|
| name | Wigan | |
| symbol_location | gb | |
| symbol | bus | |
| image | Wigan bus station.jpg | |
| caption | The redeveloped bus station | |
| address | Hallgate, Wigan | |
| borough | Wigan | |
| coordinates | ||
| operator | Transport for Greater Manchester | |
| bus_stands | 19 | |
| bus_operators | {{Flatlist | 1= |
| connections | {{Plainlist | 1= |
| bicycle | Yes | |
| accessible | Yes | |
| website | TFGM Wigan Bus Station | |
| rebuilt | 28 October 2018 | |
| opened | 29 November 1987 | |
| closed | 30 July 2017 |
- Go North West
- Arriva North West
- Diamond Bus North West
- Stagecoach in Lancashire
- Wigan North Western railway station
- Wigan Wallgate railway station
Wigan bus station is a bus station located in the town of Wigan, in Greater Manchester, England. It is run by Transport for Greater Manchester.
Services
The majority of services that serve Wigan Bus Station are run by Go North West under the Bee Network. Other operators that serve the bus station include Arriva North West, Diamond Bus North West and Holmeswood Coaches.
There are frequent buses running to Bolton, Chorley, Ormskirk, St Helens and Skelmersdale plus several parts of the Wigan area, such as Ashton-in-Makerfield, Hindley, Shevington, Leigh, Pemberton, Golborne, Appley Bridge and Standish. Buses also run to Preston, Southport, the Trafford Centre and Warrington.
Redevelopment
In July 2017, it closed for redevelopment with the bus stands temporarily being located around the town centre. The old bus stands were demolished and a new station was built on the same site, the project cost £15.7 million supported by the UK Government through the Greater Manchester Local Growth Deal programme. The bus station opened in October 2018, two months ahead of schedule.
History

The original bus station was demolished in the 1980s during a redevelopment of the town centre which also included the construction of the Galleries Shopping Centre, work started in 1985 and it opened in November 1987. The station's facilities were also improved in 2001 with a £150,000 upgrade.
Location
The station is located opposite the Galleries and well connected to the town centre with pedestrian and cycle routes. It is further connected to the wider area being around 400 yards away from the Wigan train stations of Wigan North Western and Wigan Wallgate.
References
References
- "Wigan Bus Station Redevelopment". Arriva Busses.
- (28 May 2018). "New bus station for Wigan comes together". [[Wigan Today]].
- (9 October 2018). "New Wigan Bus Station to open ahead of schedule". Transport For Greater Manchester.
- "GMPTE Trends and Statistics 2001/2002". GMPTE.
- {{Google Maps. link
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