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Malvern - Welland - Gloucester and Cheltenham CB2 Operator: Community Action Malvern No service on other days of the week Thursdays only from 1st September 2018 exact time of pick-up from locations below will be Malvern Link, Co-op 09.30 confirmed on booking Great Malvern, Church Street ( approx. 9.35 Barnards Green, Shops ( approx. 9.40 Three Counties Showground ( Oakmere Park ( Hanley Swan, Malvern Road ( approx.9.45 Hook Bank ( ALL JOURNEYS MUST Welland, opp. Post Office ( approx. 9.50 BE PRE-BOOKED Castlemorton ( by ringing the number below Rye Cross ( Sledge Green ( Pendock ( approx 10.10 Eldersfield, Bridge End ( Corse Lawn ( approx. 10.20 Staunton ( Maisemore ( Arrival time depends on no. of Gloucester approx. 10.45 passengers picked- up Cheltenham Approx. 20 mins after Gloucester ( - You will need to pre-book your journey and give at least one day's notice. The booking line is 01684 892381 It is open Monday to Thursday between 09-00 and 15-30 and on Fridays between 09-00 and 12-30. There is an answerphone at all other times Cheltenham/Gloucester - Welland - Malvern CB 2 Operator: Community Action Malvern No service on other days of the week Thursdays only from 1st April 2018 Cheltenham 13-50 ( R Gloucester approx. 1415 R Maisemore ( Staunton ( Corse Lawn ( Eldersfield, Bridge End ( Pendock ( Sledge Green ( ALL JOURNEYS MUST Rye Cross ( BE PRE-BOOKED Castlemorton ( Welland, Post Office ( by ringing the number below Hanley Swan, Malvern Road ( Three Counties Showground ( Barnards Green, Bus Shelter ( Great Malvern, Church Street R Malvern Link, Retail Park R Notes: R - Only serves this point on demand of passengers on inward journey ( - You will need to pre-book your journey and give at least one day's notice. The booking line is 01684 892381 It is open Monday to Thursday between 09-00 and 15-30 and on Fridays between 09-00 and 12-30. There is an answerphone at all other times.

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