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Valid from 24 January 2021 Bus timetable 6 Liverpool - Huyton or Lunt’s Heath This service is operated by Arriva LIVERPOOL CITY CENTRE Liverpool ONE Bus Station EDGE HILL Edge Hill Church OLD SWAN Edge Lane BROADGREEN Broadgreen Hospital HUYTON Bus Station LUNT’S HEATH Cronton Lane www.merseytravel.gov.uk 6 Lunts Heath - Liverpool Arriva Liverpool - Huyton Bus Station Mondays to Saturdays Lunts Heath Upton Rocks, The Globe 0518 Liverpool ONE Bus Station 0600 Cronton Road, Black Horse 0520 Edge Hill Church 0608 Huyton Bus Station 0530 Broadgreen The Rocket 0615 Broadgreen The Rocket 0540 Huyton Bus Station 0625 Edge Hill Church 0550 Liverpool ONE Bus Station 0555 Sundays - No Service Route Descriptions Route 6 between Lunts Heath and Liverpool: from FARNWORTH (CRONTON LANE, BIRCHFIELD ROAD) via Cronton Lane, Cronton Road, Tarbock Road, Meadow Drive, Manor Farm Road, St Johns Road, Huyton Hey Road to HUYTON BUS STATION, then Huyton Hey Road, Lathom Road, Archway Road, Roby Road, Bowring Park Road, Edge Lane Drive, Edge Lane, North View, Marmaduke Street, Wavertree Road, Irvine Street, Mount Vernon, Minshull Street, Paddington, Brownlow Hill, Ranelagh Street, Hanover Street to LIVERPOOL ONE BUS STATION. Route 6 between Liverpool and Huyton: from LIVERPOOL ONE BUS STATION via Hanover Street, Ranelagh Street, Great Charlotte Street, Elliot Street, Lime Street, Brownlow Hill, Paddington, Minshull Street, Mount Vernon, North View, Edge Lane, Edge Lane Drive, Bowring Park Road, Roby Road, Archway Road, Poplar Bank, Derby Road to HUYTON BUS STATION. What’s changed? Any comments about this service? Journeys now operate to/from Liverpool One Bus Station. If you’ve got any comments or suggestions about the services shown in this timetable, please Times are otherwise unchanged. contact the bus company who runs the service: Arriva North West 73 Ormskirk Road, Aintree, Liverpool, L9 5AE Tel: 0344 800 4411 .

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