Bus
Services operating in the Newton area, as of December 2008:
| Number | Route | Operator | Days of Operation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 22/22A | Caldy-Chester | Avon Buses | Monday-Saturday |
| N37 | Hoylake-Liverpool | Arriva North West | Saturday night/Sunday morning |
| 83/83A | West Kirby-Birkenhead | Avon Buses | Monday-Friday |
| 138/139 | Newton-Meols | A1A Travel | Monday-Saturday |
| 186 | Eastham Ferry-Leasowe | Avon Buses | Evenings and Sundays |
| 293 | West Kirby-Woodside | A1A Travel | Evenings and Sundays |
| 420 | West Kirby-Liverpool | Arriva North West | Monday-Friday mornings |
| 437 | West Kirby-Liverpool | Arriva North West | Monday-Sunday |
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