gave more travel opportunities for Coldean people, including an improved 10-minute frequency" to the centre of Brighton. In 2007, night bus N25—introduced a year earlier to serve the University of Sussex campus—was diverted via Coldean, operating the full length of Coldean Lane via Varley Halls then doubling back. Since 2010, some rush-hour services on route 5B (Hangleton–Hollingbury) have been extended from Hollingbury to the University of Sussex campus via Coldean. For students living at the Varley Halls complex on Coldean Lane, the University of Brighton operates its own buses (route UB1) on weekdays. Eleven services operate per day towards the university's Falmer campus (northbound) and Old Steine in central Brighton (southbound). Only students with a university identity card are allowed to use these buses. The Coldean estate is approximately equidistant from Moulsecoomb and Falmer railway stations on the East Coastway line. Access to the main road network is available via Lewes Road (the A270) at the south end of the estate; Ditchling Road at the north end; and the A27 Brighton and Hove Bypass at the Old Boat Corner interchange just beyond Ditchling Road. Cultural references Coldean is referenced in the chapter "The Concluding Chaotic Conundrum of the Coldean Cat" of the fantasy novel The Brightonomicon. Notes References Bibliography External links www.coldean.org.uk Areas of Brighton and Hove