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Transport Information Transport Information The Harpur Trust Schools have a transport system run both by voluntary Parent Associations and commercial suppliers. This list is correct as of November 2019 but is subject to change. All buses pick up for the return journey from the bus stop in Clapham Road unless otherwise stated. Souls Coaches Tel: 01234 711242 option 3 Email: [email protected] VB1 Milton Bryan; Woburn; Woburn Sands; Aspley Guise VB2 Milton Keynes Village; Kingston; Wavendon; Woburn Sands; Aspley Guise VB4 Great Brickhill; Little Brickhill; Caldecotte; Woburn Sands; Aspley Guise VBL (Pick up from the School by the flagpole) Aspley Guise; Woburn Sands; Woburn; Milton Bryan; Late Bus Wavendon; Milton Keynes Village BS01 Willen; Newport Pagnell; Sherington; Chicheley BS02 Great Holm; Kiln Farm; Great Linford; Astwood BS03 Emberton; Olney; Turvey; Bromham BS04 Northampton; Yardley Hastings; Lavendon; Harrold; Carlton; Felmersham; Radwell; Milton Ernest BLN (Pick up from the School by flagpole) Turvey; Olney; Emberton; Sherington; Newport Pagnell Late Bus BLS (Pick up from the School by flagpole) Bromham; Astwood; Chicheley; Willen; Great Linford; Late Bus Great Holm Marshalls Coaches Tel: 01525 376077 Email: [email protected] Web: www.marshalls-coaches.co.uk BS1 Linslade; Hockliffe; Tebworth; Toddington; Westoning; Flitwick; Ampthill Three Star Coaches Tel: 01582 722626 Email: [email protected] Web: www.threestarcoaches.com TS3 Harlington (Station Road); Greenfield; Flitton Church; Silsoe (Subject to Demand) TS33A Montrose Avenue; Old Bedford Road; Barnfield Avenue; Grasmere Road; Quantock Rise (Sainsbury’s) TS33B Halfway House Dunstable Road; Luton L&D Hospital; Halfway Avenue/Dunstable Road; Liverpool Road; BP Barton Road; Barton Village TS33C (Pick up from the School by the flagpole) Aspley Guise; Woburn Sands; Woburn; Milton Bryan; Wavendon; Milton Keynes Village Barton Coach Company Tel: 01582 882881 Email: [email protected] Web: www.bartoncoachcompany.com 77X Streatley A6; Barton; Silsoe; Clophill; Wilstead; Elstow Shefford and District Bus Association – Operated by Landmark Coaches Tel: 01462 769023/07422 964405 Email: [email protected] Web: www.sheffordbus.co.uk Landmark Coaches: 01462 733764 846 Letchworth; Hitchin; Ickleford; Stondon; Shillington; Meppershall; Shefford Biggleswade and District Bus Association – Operated by Herbert’s Travel Email: [email protected] Web: www.bdba.org.uk 855 Rep email: [email protected] 875 Rep email: [email protected] Herbert’s Travel: 01234 342057 855 Potton; Sutton; Biggleswade; Broom; Upper Caldecote; Ickwell Green; Northill; Cople; Cardinton to Bedford 875 Eaton Ford; St Neots; Sandy; Moggerhanger; Willington Stagecoach Regular Service (Bus Station) Tel: 01234 220030 Email: [email protected] Web: www.stagecoachbus.com X5 St Neots; Eaton Socon; Great Barford; Goldington Green; Bedford Bus Station 50 Kettering; Wicksteed Park; Barton Seagrave; Burton Latimer; Finedon; Irthlingborough; Nene Park; Higham Ferrers; Rushden; Sharnbrook; Felmersham; Radwell; Milton Ernest; Clapham; Bedford 51 Oakley; Clapham; Bedford 41 Northampton; Brafield; Denton; Yardley Hastings; Olney; Lavendon; Turvey; Bromham; Biddenham; Bedford Bus Station Please note that these routes are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information please contact the suppliers directly or visit www.bedmod.co.uk/about-us/transport-information. By Road Bedford lies around 50 miles north of London and is accessible from the M1, A1 and A6, offering both north and south road links. Please use postcode MK41 7NT for satellite navigation purposes. By Rail The main train line from London St Pancras to Bedford provides a journey time of approximately 40 minutes and Bedford Train Station is within walking distance of the School. For timetables and further information please visit www.nationalrail.co.uk.
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