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Getting to Ryde Banking Hub

Bus timetables, where to get off, and nearby parking: everything you need to plan your visit to 10 Lind Street, Ryde.

Getting here by bus

Southern Vectis operates regular services into Ryde from across the Isle of Wight. Use the live timetable links below for departure times on your chosen travel date — frequencies can change seasonally.

Key bus routes into Ryde

BinsteadNewportEast CowesBembridgeSeaviewSandownVentnorShanklin9482/3RYDEPO33 2NQ
  • 9 Newport · Wootton · Binstead
  • 4 East Cowes · Osborne House · Whippingham
  • 2/3 Shanklin · Lake · Sandown · Brading · Ventnor
  • 8 Bembridge · St Helens · Seaview
  • 37 Haylands · Binstead residential

Key routes

9Route 9Newport · Wootton · Binstead

Southern Vectis service connecting Newport with Ryde via Wootton and Binstead — one of the main routes into town.

Newport

  • Isle of Wight's county town
  • Shopping and services
  • Further Island bus connections

Wootton & Binstead

  • Local villages en route to Ryde
4Route 4East Cowes · Osborne House · Whippingham

Services from East Cowes and Whippingham into Ryde, serving Osborne House along the way.

East Cowes

  • Ferry connections
  • Local amenities and services

Osborne House

  • Historic royal residence and visitor attraction
2/3Routes 2 & 3Shanklin · Lake · Sandown · Brading · Ventnor

Routes 2 and 3 connect the south and east of the Island with Ryde. Route 3 also serves Ventnor.

Sandown, Lake & Shanklin

  • Seaside towns and beaches
  • Island Line rail connections
  • Shopping and leisure

Brading

  • Historic village between Sandown and Ryde

Ventnor

  • Coastal town on the south of the Island (Route 3)
8Route 8Bembridge · St Helens · Seaview

Local services linking the east Wight villages with Ryde.

Bembridge, St Helens & Seaview

  • Coastal villages and harbours
  • Convenient stop at Union Street for the Banking Hub
37Route 37Haylands · Binstead residential areas

Local service covering Haylands and residential areas of Binstead into Ryde.

Haylands & Binstead

  • Residential areas west of Ryde town centre
  • Convenient stop at Union Street for the Banking Hub
Where to get off

Stops for Lind Street

Union Street is a convenient stop for several Ryde-bound services, including routes 3, 8 and 37. Walk uphill towards the top of Union Street and turn into Lind Street.

Alternatively, travel to Ryde Transport Interchange on the Esplanade and walk uphill along Union Street to Lind Street. Allow about 10 minutes — please note the walk is uphill.

Plan your journey

Live timetables

Information checked on 12 September 2026. The winter timetable starts on 27 September 2026, including a new Route 33 connecting Newport, Havenstreet, Haylands and Ryde. Always check your travel date before setting off.

Nearby car parks

Several Isle of Wight Council pay-and-display long-stay car parks are within easy reach of the Banking Hub at 10 Lind Street. Limited on-street parking is also available on Lind Street and surrounding roads, subject to local restrictions.

Closest

Lind Place Car Park

Off Lind Street — the most convenient council car park for visiting the Banking Hub. Pay-and-display long-stay. PayByPhone location code: 84027.

Nearby

Garfield Road Car Park

Nearby council pay-and-display long-stay car park. PayByPhone location code: 84022.

Nearby

St Thomas Street Upper

Council pay-and-display long-stay car park close to the town centre. PayByPhone location code: 84046.

Nearby

St Thomas Street Lower

Council pay-and-display long-stay car park. PayByPhone location code: 84045.

Council charges checked on 12 September 2026: up to one hour £2.05; one to two hours £3.60. Please check the signs on arrival for current charges, payment options and restrictions. Full details: Ryde & Wootton parking (Isle of Wight Council). Lind Place is generally the most convenient option for a short banking visit.