Former bus turning circle, Bulwell Hall
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The photograph on this page of Former bus turning circle, Bulwell Hall by Richard Vince as part of the Geograph project.
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Image: © Richard Vince Taken: 15 Sep 2012
This turning circle, just inside the city boundary, was used by buses (those of a trolleybus variety for a period) on the Nottingham City Transport route to Bulwell Hall estate. However, by the time I first moved to Nottingham in 2003, buses terminating here turned using the roundabout a little way north of here, and there was no evidence of a bus stop in the turning circle. NCT buses ceased to terminate here in March 2004 when the Nottingham Express Transit tramway opened. For a picture taken from almost the same point, see Image
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