Bilston Bus Station

Bilston bus station is a small bus interchange located in Bilston Town Centre, Wolverhampton. It opened in 1991 as a new bus station to serve the town of Bilston and became an interchange on 31 May 1999 when the Midland Metro service opened on the adjacent railway line that had been disused since the end of 1982. Around 22 bus services operated by 11 operators serve the station which is a short, walkable distance from Bilston Central Midland Metro Station, which links the town to Birmingham, West Bromwich, Wednesbury and Wolverhampton. The station is built around a large square building which features a shop.

Bilston bus station is a small bus interchange located in Bilston Town Centre, Wolverhampton. It opened in 1991 as a new bus station to serve the town of Bilston and became an interchange on 31 May 1999 when the Midland Metro service opened on the adjacent railway line that had been disused since the end of 1982. Around 22 bus services operated by 11 operators serve the station which is a short, walkable distance from Bilston Central Midland Metro Station, which links the town to Birmingham, West Bromwich, Wednesbury and Wolverhampton. The station is built around a large square building which features a shop.