Newcastle and Sheffield. Together with changes to the Leeds to London services, this meant that changes at Tibshelf services were no longer needed. In addition, many routes had timetable changes. In particular, the London to Southampton and London to Portsmouth routes became feeders to the London to Bournemouth service, with passengers required to change at Winchester. Some London to Bristol journeys were extended to Cwmbran. The London to Norwich and London to Wolverhampton and Chesterfield services were withdrawn on 14 May 2006 The London to Cheltenham service introduced an extra stop at Reading Coachway on 20 November 2006. Early in February 2007, it was announced that the service between London, Milton Keynes, Leicester and Nottingham would be withdrawn on 11 March 2007. These services were restored Monday-Saturday following the acquisition of the East Midlands Trains franchise by Stagecoach, to and from London by Megatrain. From 21 May 2007, services between London and Leeds were extended to Middlesbrough, Sunderland and Newcastle. On 1 October 2007, the London hub moved from Bulleid Way to Victoria Coach Station. From October 2009 M35 Cardiff to Newcastle began. 2010 to present In May 2011, services were introduced between London and Norwich, Leeds and Edinburgh, and London and Swansea and Pembroke Dock with through ferry fares to Rosslare Europort in Ireland. Additional journeys were added to several existing routes. From April 2012, Megabus began cross-nation services linking the UK to continental Europe, from Birmingham and London to Paris and from Leicester and London to Brussels and Amsterdam. This was announced a month prior to the introduction of the services. A third route, which operates entirely outside the UK, links Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam. In 2013, Megabus started a route between Cologne, Brussels, Gent and London. In 2014 Megabus launched a route between London, Paris, Toulouse and Barcelona. In Germany, as megabus.com GmbH, they also launched a route between Cologne, Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Munich. On 24 June 2015, Megabus launched first intercity bus services in Italy with 22 coaches out of a depot in Bergamo. The five main routes are: Turin-Venice stopping at Milan, Verona and Padua Turin-Naples stopping at Milan, Bologna, Florence and Rome Milan-Naples stopping at Bologna, Florence and Rome Venice-Naples stopping at Padua, Florence and Rome Milan-Rome west coast stopping at Genoa and Pisa On 8 July 2015, a service commenced from Milan to London. On 29 June 2016, Stagecoach Group announced that all