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Cribbs Causeway to Hengrove Park Cribbs Causeway to Hengrove Park via Aztec West Bradley Stoke UWE City Centre Bedminster Inns Court January 2020 th 5 Woodlands Ln Aztec West Business Pear Tree Rd Patchway Brook Park Bowsland Way Aztec West Bradley Stoke Way Brook M5 Way Willow Brook Conisto n R d Bradley Stoke Willow Leisure Centre B r Brook a d l Centre e M4 Patchway Fire Station Gloucester Rd y S to ke W a Little Stoke Ln y Highwood Rd Webbs Wood Cribbs Causeway Pegasus Rd Fir Tree Close Great Meadow The Mall G re M5 a t Vue S t Cinema o 16 min walk k e via underpass W a y Great Stoke Bristol s s Parkway 15 min a P A38 - walk y B r d iffo ke G Bristol Royal Bus Sto Infirmary Station Bond St University Station Rd Harry Stoke of Bristol Filton Rd Broadmead Cabot Circus Filton Filton Rd Abbey Wood A4174 Royal Fort d Quakers M32 ea The Haymarket UWE Gardens M Friars Broadmead s Frenchay n UWE The Gardens i The w Campus Stoke Ln e Galleries L Broad Weir Rupert St Newgate Gloucester Rd North UWE Campus Castle Park Filton Ave Stoke Park Quay St Colston Hall Colston St Corn St Hippodrome The Centre College Broad Begbrook Quay M32 Green Temple Way Victoria St Bristol Watershed Cathedral Queen Square Anchor Rd Bristol Queen We The Aquarium Square Bristol St Curious Prince Temple Meads Muller Rd The Grove Arnolfini Redcliffe Way Temple Gate St Mary Gloucester Rd Redcliffe Church M Shed Fishponds Rd Redcliff Hill Redcliff Hill A432 M32 Newfoundland St Stapleton Rd Temple Way Temple Gate Bristol Temple Meads and have CCTV. which are well-lit metrobus stops, is available at all parking bike Coronation Rd Asda York Rd East Street Bedminster Parade Dalby Avenue West Street Cribbs Causeway Bedminster to Malago Rd Winterstoke Rd West St Hengrove Park Parson Street Station Parson Street Hartcliffe Way Airport Rd Bridgwater RdGreenfield E-ACT Inns Court Filwood Broadway Academy Novers Lane Creswicke Rd Alverstoke Bamfield Imperial Park Hengrove Park Leisure Centre Hengrove Park South Bristol Community City of Bristol College Hospital South Bristol Whitchurch Ln Skills Academy Paddock Gardens say hello to metrobus a new, modern it’s all about simple, great value travel... bus service for the people of Bristol single journey unlimited travel • Fast, frequent and more reliable .25 .50 £2 £4 a day • Direct routes to key destinations anywhere on a includes travel on all metrobus route metrobus and First buses • Modern, environmentally- in the Bristol Zone, see friendly vehicles firstgroup.com/bristol want a Week, Month or Year ticket? buy a First Bristol Zone or West of England Zone ticket which can also be used on metrobus. metrobus is different buying tickets? that’s easy... to your normal bus... on the First Bus app available on the Apple App store and Google Play You need a valid ticket BEFORE getting on the from an iPoint at metrobus stops bus, as the driver will not using a credit/debit card or by topping up a smartcard be able to sell you one. online at buytickets.travelwest.info why buy before? where you can order and top up your smartcard Buying before you get on the bus means boarding times at a Payzone store where you can top up your are up to five times faster. smartcard, find your nearest at www.payzone.co.uk This, coupled with two sets of doors (one to get at a PayPoint store where you can buy paper on, one to get off), means tickets, find your nearest at www.paypoint.co.uk fewer delays and quicker journeys for everyone! Cribbs Causeway to Hengrove Park Please note: Times not in bold are estimated. If there is nobody via Aztec West, Bradley Stoke, UWE Campus, at the stop, your bus may depart before this time. M32, City Centre, Bedminster & Inns Court Hengrove Park Hengrove towards Cribbs Causeway (E) 0600 0620 0635 – 0650 – 0705 – 0720 – 0735 – 0750 – Fir Tree Close 0602 0622 0637 – 0652 – 0707 – 0722 – 0737 – 0752 – Patchway Fire Station 0603 0623 0638 – 0653 – 0708 – 0723 – 0738 – 0753 – Aztec West 0607 0627 0642 – 0657 – 0712 – 0727 – 0742 – 0757 – Patchway Brook 0609 0629 0644 0651 0659 0706 0714 0721 0729 0736 0744 0751 0759 0807 Willow Brook 0610 0630 0645 0652 0700 0708 0716 0723 0731 0738 0746 0753 0801 0809 Webbs Wood 0612 0632 0647 0654 0702 0711 0719 0726 0734 0741 0749 0756 0804 0812 Great Meadow 0613 0633 0648 0655 0703 0712 0720 0727 0735 0742 0750 0757 0805 0813 Great Stoke 0615 0635 0650 0657 0705 0715 0723 0730 0738 0745 0753 0800 0808 0816 Harry Stoke 0618 0638 0653 0700 0708 0719 0727 0734 0742 0749 0757 0804 0812 0820 continues on next page... UWE The Gardens 0621 0641 0656 0703 0711 0721 0729 0736 0744 0751 0759 0806 0814 0822 UWE Campus (E) 0622 0642 0657 0704 0712 0723 0731 0738 0746 0753 0801 0808 0816 0824 Stoke Park 0623 0643 0658 0705 0713 0724 0732 0739 0747 0754 0802 0809 0817 0825 ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ ↓ Begbrook 0624 0644 0659 0707 0715 0726 0734 0741 0749 0756 0804 0811 0819 0827 Cabot Circus (S2) 0635 0655 0710 0721 0729 0740 0748 0755 0803 0810 0818 0825 0833 0841 Broadmead (B2) 0636 0656 0711 0722 0730 0741 0749 0756 0804 0811 0819 0826 0834 0842 The Centre (C1) 0637 0657 0712 0724 0732 0743 0751 0758 0806 0813 0821 0828 0836 0844 Queen Square (Q1) 0638 0658 0714 – 0734 – 0753 – 0808 – 0823 – 0838 – Redcliff Hill (R1) 0642 0702 0718 – 0738 – 0757 – 0812 – 0827 – 0842 – Monday Bedminster Parade 0644 0704 0721 – 0741 – 0800 – 0815 – 0830 – 0845 – Dalby Avenue 0645 0705 0722 – 0742 – 0801 – 0816 – 0831 – 0846 – West Street 0647 0708 0725 – 0745 – 0804 – 0819 – 0834 – 0849 – Parson Street Station 0650 0711 0728 – 0748 – 0807 – 0822 – 0837 – 0852 – except PublicHolidays except to Novers Lane 0654 0717 0734 – 0754 – 0813 – 0828 – 0843 – 0858 – continues on next page... Friday Inns Court 0656 0719 0736 – 0756 – 0815 – 0830 – 0845 – 0900 – Filwood Broadway 0658 0721 0738 – 0758 – 0817 – 0832 – 0847 – 0902 – Alverstoke 0659 0723 0740 – 0800 – 0819 – 0834 – 0849 – 0904 – Paddock Gardens 0703 0727 0744 – 0804 – 0823 – 0838 – 0853 – 0908 – Hengrove Park 0706 0731 0748 – 0808 – 0827 – 0842 – 0857 – 0912 – Cribbs Causeway to Hengrove Park Please note: Times not in bold are estimated. If there is nobody via Aztec West, Bradley Stoke, UWE Campus, at the stop, your bus may depart before this time. M32, City Centre, Bedminster & Inns Court Hengrove Park Hengrove towards Cribbs Causeway (E) 0805 – 0820 – 0835 – 0855 – 0910 – 0925 – 0940 0955 Fir Tree Close 0807 – 0822 – 0837 – 0857 – 0912 – 0927 – 0942 0957 Patchway Fire Station 0808 – 0823 – 0838 – 0858 – 0913 – 0928 – 0943 0958 Aztec West 0812 – 0827 – 0842 – 0902 – 0917 – 0932 – 0947 1002 Patchway Brook 0814 0821 0829 0837 0844 0851 0904 0911 0919 0926 0934 0941 0949 1004 Willow Brook 0816 0823 0831 0839 0846 0853 0906 0913 0921 0928 0936 0943 0951 1006 Webbs Wood 0819 0826 0834 0842 0849 0856 0909 0916 0924 0931 0938 0945 0953 1008 Great Meadow 0820 0827 0835 0843 0850 0857 0910 0917 0925 0932 0940 0947 0955 1010 Great Stoke 0823 0830 0838 0846 0853 0900 0913 0920 0928 0935 0942 0949 0957 1012 Harry Stoke 0827 0834 0842 0850 0857 0904 0917 0924 0932 0939 0946 0953 1001 1016 continues on next page... UWE The Gardens 0829 0836 0844 0852 0859 0906 0919 0926 0934 0941 0948 0955 1003 1018 UWE Campus (E) 0831 0838 0846 0854 0901 0908 0921 0928 0936 0943 0950 0957 1005 1020 Stoke Park 0832 0839 0847 0855 0902 0909 0922 0929 0937 0944 0951 0958 1006 1021 Begbrook 0834 0841 0849 0857 0904 0911 0924 0931 0939 0946 0953 1000 1008 1023 Cabot Circus (S2) 0848 0855 0903 0911 0918 0925 0938 0945 0951 0958 1005 1012 1020 1035 Broadmead (B2) 0849 0856 0904 0912 0919 0926 0939 0946 0952 0959 1006 1013 1021 1036 The Centre (C1) 0851 0858 0906 0914 0921 0928 0941 0948 0954 1001 1008 1015 1023 1038 Queen Square (Q1) 0853 – 0908 – 0923 – 0942 0949 0955 1002 1009 1016 1024 1039 Redcliff Hill (R1) 0857 – 0912 – 0927 – 0946 0953 0959 1006 1013 1020 1028 1043 Monday Bedminster Parade 0900 – 0915 – 0930 – 0948 0955 1001 1008 1015 1022 1030 1045 Dalby Avenue 0901 – 0916 – 0931 – 0949 0956 1002 1009 1016 1023 1031 1046 West Street 0904 – 0919 – 0934 – 0952 0959 1005 1012 1019 1026 1034 1049 Parson Street Station 0907 – 0922 – 0937 – 0955 1002 1008 1015 1022 1029 1037 1052 except PublicHolidays except to Novers Lane 0913 – 0928 – 0943 – 1001 – 1014 – 1028 – 1043 1058 continues on next page... Friday Inns Court 0915 – 0930 – 0945 – 1003 – 1016 – 1030 – 1045 1100 Filwood Broadway 0917 – 0932 – 0947 – 1005 – 1018 – 1032 – 1047 1102 Alverstoke 0919 – 0933 – 0948 – 1006 – 1019 – 1033 – 1048 1103 Paddock Gardens 0923 – 0937 – 0952 – 1010 – 1023 – 1037 – 1052 1107 Hengrove Park 0927 – 0941 – 0956 – 1014 – 1027 – 1041 – 1056 1111 Cribbs Causeway to Hengrove Park Please note: Times not in bold are estimated. If there is nobody via Aztec West, Bradley Stoke, UWE Campus, at the stop, your bus may depart before this time. M32, City Centre, Bedminster & Inns Court Hengrove Park Hengrove towards Cribbs Causeway (E) 1010 25 40 55 10 1355 1410 1425 – 1435 – 1450 – 1505 – Fir Tree Close 1012 27 42 57 12 1357 1412 1427 – 1437 – 1452 – 1508 – Patchway Fire Station 1013 28 43 58 13 1358 1413 1428 – 1438 – 1453 – 1509 – Aztec West 1017 32 47 02 17 1402 1417 1432 – 1442 – 1457 – 1514 – Patchway Brook 1019 34 49 04 19 1404 1419 1434 1439 1444 1451 1459 1508 1517 1524 Willow Brook 1021 36 51 06 21 1406 1421 1436 1441 1446 1453 1501 1510 1519 1526 Webbs Wood 1023 38 53 08 23 1408 1423 1438 1443 1448 1455 1503 1513 1522 1529 until Great Meadow 1025 40 55 10 25 1410 1425 1440 1445 1450 1457 1505 1515 1524 1531 Great Stoke 1027 42 57 12 27 1412 1427 1442 1447 1452 1459 1507 1518 1527 1534 Harry Stoke 1031 46 01 16 31 1416 1431 1446 1451 1456 1503 1511 1522 1531 1538 continues on next page..
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