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WEST YORKSHIRE BUS ROUTES INFORMATION 2017-18 Bus details & Contact Current Route Proposed Route/Changes Other information AA25 - A&A Coaches Scarcroft/Bardsey/East Keswick/Collingham/ Changes to route to incorporate some parts Contact bus company Tel: 01423 325300 Wetherby/Spofforth - SJF of Route 9 - awaiting decision for payment Apply A&A coaches only [email protected] SEE NOTE BELOW HG24 - A&A Coaches Adel/Alwoodley/Harewood/Collingham/ Changes to route - see SJF website Contact bus company Tel: 01423 325300 Wetherby/Spofforth Hill - SJF Price Difference along route - see website for payment Apply A&A coaches only [email protected] HG27 - A&A Coaches Scholes/Barwick/Roundhay/Oakwood/Whinmor/ Changes to route Contact bus company Tel: 01423 325300 Scarcroft/Bardsey/Collingham/Linton - SJF for payment Apply A&A coaches only [email protected] F64 - Tetley Coaches Harrogate Rd at Stainbeck Lane/Scott hall Rd/ Route changed - info.on generationm and Contact bus company Tel: 0113 2762276 Primley Park Cres/The Avenue/Alwoodley gates SJF website for payment Apply Tetley coaches only Harrogate Rd at Primley Park Ave/SJF www.mymobiletickets.com F63 - Tetley Coaches Selby Rd at Irwin app./Cross gates Sta./ Route changed - info.on generationm & Contact bus company Tel: 0113 2762276 Wetherby Rd-Ring Rd/Oakwood Clock/Moortown SJF website for payment Apply Tetley's coaches only Corner/Birchwood Hill/High Ash shops - SJF www.mymobiletickets.com X71 - Harrogate Connexions Braham/Clifford/Boston Spa//Wetherby bus Changes to route - see SJF website under Now part of North Tel: 01423 339600 station/Spofforth Hill - SJF North Yorkshire routes Yorkshire routes [email protected] Apply to Harrogate Connexions only X72 - Harrogate Connexions Boston Spa/Walton/Wetherby/spofforth - SJF Changes to route - see SJF website under Now part of North Tel: 01423 339600 North Yorkshire routes Yorkshire routes [email protected] Apply to Harrogate Connexions only X73 - Harrogate Connexions Bramhope/Shadwell/Scarcroft/Bardsey/ New route - see SJF website under North Now part of North Tel: 01423 339600 Wetherby/Spofforth - SJF Yorkshire routes Yorkshire routes [email protected] Apply to Harrogate Connexions only X74 - Harrogate Connexions Tockwith/Cattal/Hunsingore/Kirk Deighton/ New route - see SJF website under North Now part of North Tel: 01423 339600 Ainsty/Spofforth/Follifoot - SJF Yorkshire routes Yorkshire routes [email protected] Apply to Harrogate Connexions only X75 - Harrogate Connexions Bramhope/Otley/Pool-in-Wharfedale/Weeton/ THIS ROUTE NO LONGER OPERATES - Tel: 01423 339600 Pannal - SJF SEE ROUTES X73 PLUS X52 (on North [email protected] Yorkshire routes on the website) Apply to Harrogate Connexions only PLEASE NOTE: Visit generationm & St John Fisher website for time tables and information Parents for Thorner, Scholes & Barwick - please look at routes AA 25 & 27 IMPORTANT INFORMATION: WHEN APPLYING FOR A BUS PASS, PLEASE NOW CONTACT ALL THE BUS COMPANIES DIRECTLY TO PAY (this information is as of 8th June 2016 from Leeds Metro) Updated: 16.6.16.

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