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100 Wigram - The Palms bus service detouring away from Heaton St from Sunday 9 October

Claire Nicholls from Metroinfo

From Sunday 9th October until further notice between 6pm and 6am each night all buses travelling from Merivale towards Westfield Riccarton will detour away from Heaton St while road works are carried out. Buses will detour by continuing down Papanui Rd onto Normans Rd and Strowan Rd back onto Glandovey Rd to continue the normal route. Bus stops 46373 and 50488 on Heaton St will be closed during this time. Buses travelling towards Merivale and The Palms are not affected. View detour map attached.

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