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Same with my Kent pass. I have used on buses in most counties around England from Cornwall to Cumbria.

The reason the Middlesborough - Whitby line was kept open because the roads serving some of the intermediate stations were inadequate for buses. Those with local knowledge can name them.

Cowden and Ashurst lost their bus service (Tunbridge Wells to Edenbridge bus service) a few years ago.

It passes many bus stops...!

Victoria Coach station being the nearest equivalent. There must be bus stations in the suburbs such as West Croydon bus station

In Croydon I am sure the 130X route was axed when Tramlink was introduced . This express route ran non-stop from East Croydon station to Gravel Hill. Maybe someone can confirm?

In Lewes on the No. 29 Tunbridge Wells to Brighton route the bus stop outside the old bus station serves passengers for both going to Tunbridge Wells direction or Brighton direction. In the Brighton to Tunbridge Wells direction the bus does a circle around the one way system to serve that bus stop.

Can i mention route 700 Brighton to Portsmouth which I thought was a through service but it appears in the timetable as split into sections.

I would recommend contacting the Transport Ticket Society who could give you the answers. THE TRANSPORT TICKET SOCIETY – A world-wide association of students of tickets and fare-collection systems (transport-ticket.org.uk)

In Tunbridge Wells a bus stop by the disused bus garage carries the name "Arriva Bus depot/K&S Hospital". The bus garage closed earlier this year. Kent &Sussex Hospital closed several years ago with a new hospital built just outside the town at Pembury. The hospital was demolished after closure...

The part of Upper Norwood is still called Crystal Palace with the railway station of that name serving that area. The Premier League football team which I support also carries that name....

Mentioning Croydon I see that Croydon Airport is still listed in London Buses routes 289 and 119 . Croydon Airport was closed in the late 1950s and the runways have become a housing estate although the terminal building is now a museum.

Being born and brought up in Croydon I remember - Addiscombe- Black Horse Terminus of short workings of no. 12 also 59 A in the early-mid 1960s I was travelling to school from East Croydon to Norwood Jn using route. 12 and in the peak hours these short workings I had to avoid. Unsure when...

Several in my area of Tonbridge/Tunbridge Wells in Kent Arriva Routes 208, 209, 211 Tonbridge to Pembury services were originally one per hour Mondays to Saturdays only. Since opening the new hospital at Pembury services have been increased to 4 per hour Mondays to Saturdays from 0600 to...

It would appear that you are attending the Erith Model Railway Exhibition at which I shall be attending.....!!! I do not know the bus services as I shall arriving by car from Erith direction.

I moved from Croydon in 1976...!!!!! 12A was still running to South Croydon. 54 Terminated in Croydon town centre and route to Selsdon was (I believe) replaced by 64. I go back further and remember the Route no. 630 and 654 trolleybuses in Croydon...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have lost count of the number of bus routes in London I have used. When in lived in Croydon I did not have a car so used public transport as it provided a frequent, cheap service. Here are some of the routes around Croydon at the time I was there although now the routes may have changed...