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Calne to Marlborough direct, connections to Swindon, Winterbourne Monkton and Berwick Bassett served on request. Calne and Kennet Valley timetables Valid from August 2010 A bookable bus service, operating Monday–Saturday To book call 08456 525255 option 1 option 1 www.wiltshire.gov.uk Connect2 the Calne and Kennet Valley area About the service If you are travelling from Calne Pippin, Connect2 services are buggy Marlborough High Street or any other timetabled, friendly and wheelchair bookable location the driver can accept customers accessible. In addition, each without bookings if you have a... bus can carry up to two n Return ticket bicycles and well behaved n 10 journey ticket dogs are welcome. n Bookamonth ticket (details below) Low floors n Wiltshire Day Rover and ramps are Freephones provided for n C2W day ticket Customer freephones are available easy access. Or if someone else is booked to go where at Calne Visitor & Information you wish to travel to – please check at least Centre, Marlborough Library and Waitrose. 5 minutes before the bus departs. Page Marlborough – Devizes timetable 04 Frequently used stops Calne town fixed route 05 02 X76 timetable timetable 06-09 timetable 10 Fares 11 Do you travel using a 10 journey ticket or find booking inconvenient? Fare savings and Bookamonth features If you answered yes to either or both of the above questions you could save time and money by purchasing the bookamonth ticket book, available from the Calne Visitor & Information Centre, Box Office and Marlborough Library. Travel within Young n Bookamonth offers 40 single journeys at a lower rate to or across Adult person regular fares and even lower than the 10 journey ticket. 1 zone £20 £10 There is no expiry date, so you can use the tickets when you 2 zones £40 £20 want or share them with family and friends. 3 zones £60 £30 n The price of the ticket book depends on which zone you 4 zones £80 £40 are frequently travelling within or across and if you require an adult or young persons ticket book. Start n Once you have purchased your bookamonth ticket book, you saving now! can travel in the Calne and Marlborough area without booking. Give us a call on However, to guarantee a seat booking is always advised. 01380 860100 n Minimum 50p fare per single journey, when travelling within or to find out more across one zone saving a minimum of 50p per single journey. Price freeze – now even better value! Oxford Road Your local Post Office Sainsburys High St Connect2 services Chippenham C A4 The Strand Library Somerfields C Church St Mill St To wn Hall To Swindon Service 55 Stagecoach London Road Calne route To wn Centre A4 Marlborough A4 To Swindon Service 49 TransWilts Express H Berwick Bassett Compton Bassett C Winterbourne Monkton Yatesbury C Marlborough c Avebury Red Lion To Chippenham Little London Barton Park Calne Fyfield Service 55 Stagecoach c Lower Compton Clatford C c Bus 33 APL Travel Avebury Trusloe Page C Manton To Hungerford C Cherhill Quemerford West Kennett C Lockeridge & Savernake Marlborough – Devizes timetable 04 Rookery Park West Overton C Lockeridge Dene Hospital Mile Elm Beckhampton East Kennett C Wilts & Dorset service Frequently used stops Theobald’s Green X2, 20, 20a, 21 Calstone Wellington Stagecoach 70 Calne town fixed route 05 To Devizes C Blackland Bus 33 APL Travel To Devizes 03 X76 timetable Broad’s Green Drop off Stockley & Trowbridge Marlborough Lloyds TSB Heddington Service 49 To wn Centre timetable 06-09 C Wick TransWilts Express Library High Street Waitrose timetable 10 C Heddington C Pick up Fares 11 Ladbrokes Key Fare Line 4 catchment area C C2W stop savings (Village timetable and information point) and Line 5 catchment area features C C2W connection point Lines 4 and 5 serve this area with other bus services Village served by C2W H C2W connection point to GWH Booking made easy Call 08456 525255 The booking centre 1 Find your village 2 option 1, let the 3 will confirm your and Connect2 operator know journey details, service on the where and when please arrive at least map above. you need to 5 minutes before travel. your pickup time. Marlborough – Devizes direct Special fare Devizes to Connect2 Wiltshire Taxi Buzz Monday to Friday only Marlborough Marlborough High St 09&30 Devizes Market Place 14&00 £2.60 Adult single Manton & Avebury Red Lion 14&15 £3.80 Adult return Clatford & Beckhampton & Fyfield & West Kennett & & Runs by pre-booked Lockeridge & East Kennett & request only. West Overton & West Overton & Does not run on Saturdays, East Kennett & Lockeridge & Sundays or public holidays. West Kennett & Fyfield & Beckhampton & Clatford & Separate fares from other Avebury Red Lion 09&45 Manton & villages to/from Devizes and Devizes Market Place 10&00 Marlborough High St 14&30 Marlborough apply – please ask when booking. To book call 08456 525255 option 3 Booking centre open 0630–1830, Monday–Saturday Frequently used stops and service numbers Quote your stop name or number for easier booking. 04 Bus Stop Name Bus Stop No Bus Stop Name Bus Stop No Bus Stop Name Bus Stop No Avebury Line 4 Compton Bassett Line 4 Quemerford Line 4 and 5 Red Lion 10207 Briar Leaze 10209 Trinity Church 10258 Trusloe, Bus Stop 10206 The White Horse 10428 Post Office 10280 Barton Park Line 4 Crop Circle Cafe 10237 St Peters Church 10422 Morris Road 10409 East Kennett Line 4 The Rise 10233 College Fields 10410 Church Lane 10265 Rookery Park Line 4 and 5 10231 Beckhampton Line 4 The Manor 10266 Stockley Line 5 Race Stables 10260 Fyfield Line 4 Phone Box 10225 Waggon & Horses 10261 Priest Acre 10273 Theobald’s Green, Berwick Bassett Line 4 St Nicholas’ Church 10274 West Kennett Line 4 Post Box 10417 Heddington Line 5 Telephone Box 10264 Blackland Line 5 The Ivy 10295 West Overton Line 4 Turn 10423 Knackers Yard 10224 Church Hill 10269 Broad’s Green 10220 Phone Box 10222 Southfield 10268 School 10223 Stores 10267 Calne Line 4 and 5 Scotts Close 10256 Mile Elm House 10219 South Winds 10235 Winterbourne Monkton Line 4 The Pippin (Sainsbury’s) 10200 Bus Stop Layby 10420 Silver Street Church 10424 Lockeridge Line 4 New Inn 10419 Recreation Ground 10272 The Strand (Bank House) 10201 Yatesbury Line 4 Ryles Lane 10271 Calstone Wellington Line 5 Little London 10204 Who’d A Thought It 10270 The Old Rectory 10228 Nolands Road 10259 Lower Compton Line 4 Cherhill Line 4 Atcherley Road 10251 Black Horse 10253 Spreckley Road 10208 Middle Lane 10202 The School 10279 Manton Line 4 The Street/The Church 10426 High Street 10276 The Street/Marsh Lane 10425 Outside Chance 10277 Clatford Line 4 Marlborough Line 4 Lockeridge Lane 10275 High Street 10074 Calne Town fixed route Service operates Monday to Saturday (unless otherwise stated) SAT M-F M-F The Pippin, Sainsbury’s 0845 0930 0945 1030 1200 1345 1445 Northway 0848 0933 0948 1033 1203 1348 1448 Braemor Road 0850 0935 0950 1035 1205 1350 1450 Northway 0852 0937 0952 1037 1207 1352 1452 Beversbrook Health Centre 0854 0939 0954 1039 1209 1354 1454 Newcroft Road 0855 0940 0955 1040 1210 1355 1455 Rochdale Avenue 0856 0941 0956 1041 1211 1356 1456 Hungerford Road 0857 0942 0957 1042 1212 1357 1457 Bryans Close Road 0858 0943 0958 1043 1213 1358 1458 The Pippin, Sainsbury’s 0900 * 0945 1000 1045 1215 1400 1500* Service does not operate on Sundays or public holidays. Key Fares (no singles issued) No need To book call 08456 525255 option Booking centre open 0630–1830, Monday–Saturday M–F Monday to Friday to book SAT Saturday only £1 Adult return this Time at Strand, does not serve Pippin service * 50p Child return 05 X76 Marlborough – Calne – Melksham – Bath R Stop served by request only Service does not operate on Sundays or public holidays. This service is not operated by Connect2. Marlborough – Bath Bath – Marlborough M-F SAT M-F SAT Marlborough, London Rd (Roebuck) 0910 0910 Bath, Royal United Hospital 1320 – Marlborough, High St, Ladbrokes 0915 0915 Bath, Railway Station (Manvers St) 1335 – Barton Park, Morris Rd 0918 0918 Bath, Grand Parade (Stop Ci) 1340 1415 Fyfield, Main Rd (A4) 0922 0922 Kingsdown, Swan 1354 – West Kennett 0925 0925 Atworth, Post Office Lane 1405 – Beckhampton, opp Waggon & Horses 0929 0929 Shaw, Church 1409 – Beckhampton, Race Stables 0930 0930 Melksham, The Bear 1415 1450 Cherhill, opp Black Horse (A4) 0933 0933 Melksham Forest, Foresters Arms 1417 1452 Compton Bassett, Camp (A4 Layby) 0934 0934 Sandridge, bus shelter 1419 1455 Quemerford, Church 0936 0936 Bromham, Greyhound 1421 1458 Calne, Town Hall 0940 0940 Bromham, The Pound 1422 1500 Studley, Crossroads 0945 0945 Sandy Lane, The George 1425 1505 Derry Hill, School & Lansdowne Arms 0946 0946 Derry Hill, School & Lansdowne Arms 1430 1510 Sandy Lane, The George 0950 0950 Studley, Crossroads 1431 1512 Bromham, The Pound 0953 0953 Calne, Town Hall 1438 1517 Bromham, Greyhound 0954 0954 Quemerford, Church 1441 1520 Sandridge, bus shelter 0956 0956 Compton Bassett, Camp Turn (A4) 1443 1522 Melksham Forest, Foresters Arms 1000 1000 Cherhill, Black Horse (A4) 1444 1524 Melksham, The Bear 1002 1002 Beckhampton, Race Stables 1447 1528 Shaw, Church 1007 – Beckhampton, Waggon & Horses 1448 1529 Atworth, Post Office Lane 1011 – West Kennett 1452 1532 Kingsdown, Swan 1022 – Fyfield, Main Rd (A4) 1455 1535 Bath, Grand Parade (Stop Ci) 1036 1040 Barton Park, Morris Rd 1500R R Bath, Railway Station (Manvers St) 1040 1045R Marlborough, High St 1505 1543 Bath, Royal United Hospital 1055R – Marlborough, London Rd (Roebuck) 1510R R Timetable shows new times from 1/9/2010, only Saturdays have changed, please refer to old timetable before this date.
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