Bus Service Change - 219
From 30 August, we’re adding more journeys throughout the week. Buses will run at least every 10 minutes until around 10pm on Monday to Saturday evenings, and then every 15 minutes until later in the ...
SATURDAY · 91 services01:20 — 23:51
The 219 bus runs between Manchester City Centre and Glossop, operated by Transport for Greater Manchester. This route has 86 stops.
Passes through:
Manchester City CentreArdwickBeswickOpenshawHigher OpenshawFairfieldAudenshawGuide BridgeChester SquareAshton-under-LyneCockbrookStamford ParkStalybridgeBower FoldWoodlandsBardsley GateMottramHollingworthTintwistleHadfieldDinting ValeGlossop
Where does the 219 bus stop?
The 219 serves 86 stops passing through Manchester City Centre, Ardwick, Beswick, Openshaw, Higher Openshaw, Fairfield, Audenshaw, Guide Bridge, Chester Square, Ashton-under-Lyne, Cockbrook, Stamford Park, Stalybridge, Bower Fold, Woodlands, Bardsley Gate, Mottram, Hollingworth, Tintwistle, Hadfield, Dinting Vale and Glossop. You can find the full list of stops with a route map further up this page.
Does the 219 run on weekends?
Yes, the 219 runs on Saturdays and Sundays. The weekend timetable may have fewer departures than weekdays - use the day tabs above to compare.
Can I use a bus pass on the 219?
Subsidised fares for children, older people and disabled people. Discounted and free travel available for young people, older people, disabled people and care leavers.
Does the 219 run on bank holidays?
There is no specific bank holiday timetable listed for the 219. On bank holidays, most operators run a Sunday or reduced service. Contact Transport for Greater Manchester to confirm bank holiday arrangements.
Sources:
Bus Open Data Service (BODS) for timetable and route data · BODS SIRI-SX for disruption alerts · BODS Fares API for fare data
NOC: BNML, ABCD, BNVB, BNDB, BNGN, BNSM, BNFM
Valid from 19 Jul 2026 to 19 Jul 2031
Source: Bus Open Data Service
· Last updated: 05 Aug 2026
This route serves 86 bus stops across 22 areas.