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ROUTE FINDER Ailsworth…………………………………………… 7 Morton……………………………………………... 8 Alconbury……………………………….…..……. 5 Moulton…………………………………………... 9 Baston…………………………………….…………..8 Murrow…………………………………………….. 11 Benwick……………………………………….….... 2 Newborough…………………………………. 9 Bourne………………………………….…………….8 Northborough………………………………. 8 Brampton…………………………………………. 5 Oundle……………………………………………... 6 Buckden……………………………………………. 5 Parson Drove…………………………………. 11 Bury……………………………………….……...….… 1 Pinchbeck……………………………………….. 10 Castor…………………………………………………. 7 Pinchbeck……………………………………….. 12 Chatteris………………………….………………. 2 Pondersbridge……………………………... 2 Coates………………………………………………... 4 Ramsey………………………………………….…. 1 Colne…………………………………………………. 1 Ramsey Forty Foot……………………... 2 Connington……………………………………... 14 Ramsey Mereside………………………... 2 Cowbit……………………………………………….. 9 Ramsey St Marys…………………….……. 1 Crowland………………………………………….. 9 Ryhall………………………………………………... 7 Deeping St James………………………... 8 Sawtry………………………………………………. 14 Doddington………………………………....…. 3 Somersham……………………………..….…. 1 Earith……………………………………………....…. 1 Spalding………………………………………….. 12 Eastrea………………………………………….…….4 Spalding………………………………………….. 10 Eye………………………………………………………..13 Stamford…………………………………………. 7 Ellington……………………………………………. 5 Stilton……………………………………………….. 5 Ellington Thorpe……………………………. 5 Thorney……………………………………………. 13 Essendine…………………………………………. 7 Thorney Toll……………………………………. 13 Folksworth……………………………………….. 5 Thurlby……………………………………………... 8 Glinton……………………………………………….. 8 Turves……………………………………………….. 4 Guyhirn……………………………………………... 13 Upwood…………………………………...……... 1 Hampton– Serpentine Green…... 6 Wansford…………………………………………. 7 Hampton Vale………………………………... 14 Warboys…………………..…..……….………... 1 Holbeach…………………………………………...9 Warmington………………………………….. 6 Holbeach Drove…………………………….. 9 Weston…………………………………………….. 9 Huntingdon…………………………………….. 5 Whaplode……………………………………….. 9 Langtoft…………………………………………….. 8 Whittlesey………………………………………. 4 Leverington……………………………………... 11 Wimblington…………………………………. 3 Manea…………………………………………..……. 2 Wisbech…………………………………………... 11 March…………………………………………………. 3 Wisbech St Marys………………………... 11 March…………………………………………………. 13 Wittering…………………………………………. 7 Market Deeping…………………………….. 8 Yaxley……………………………………………….. 14 All buses leave the College at 5.15pm, Monday-Thursday and 4.45pm on Fridays Students must be at the bus stop 10 minutes prior to departure 2 *Last updated 26.05.21 - All routes are subject to change* | ROUTEROUTE 1 Warboys 7:30 Earith Colne road– The lamppost near the 6:35 junction of Meadow Lane 7:33 Colne Earith Road– just before East Street 6:32 when coming from Earith 7:37 Somersham Opposite Tesco Somersham Cross 6:26 7.48 Warboys Outside Spar 6:17 8:02 Upwood Outside Upwood Primary Academy 6:03 8:05 Bury Upwood Road– Opposite the Shell 6:00 Garage 8:08 Ramsey Market Place– Opposite Ramsey Library 5:57 8:13 Ramsey St Ugg Mere Court Road– Outside Auto 5:52 Marys Attentive Garage 8:15 Ramsey St Herne Road Bus Stop– near Ashbeach 5:50 Marys Road 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 ROUTEROUTE 22 Manea 7:30 Manea Outside the Rose & Crown pub 6:30 7:45 Chatteris High Street– Near Old Auction Yard 6:15 7:48 Chatteris Huntingdon Road– Near West Street 6:12 8:06 Benwick High Street– Near the War Memorial 5:54 8:11 Ramsey Forty Bus Stop– Near the bridge 5:49 Foot 8:16 Ramsey Oilmills Road– Opposite Chandlers Way 5:43 Mereside 8:22 Pondersbridge The Drove 5:38 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 All buses leave the College at 5.15pm, Monday-Thursday and 4.45pm on Fridays Students must be at the bus stop 10 minutes prior to departure *Last updated 26.05.21 - All routes are subject to change* 3 |ROUTE ROUTE 3 Doddington 7:34 Doddington Bus stop outside One Stop 6:22 7:37 Wimblington Outside Sisco Service Station 6:18 7:38 Wimblington March Road– Opposite Waggoners Way 6:17 7:45 March (South) The Avenue/ Field Baulk– Stone Cross 6:10 Ruin 7:50 March (Central) Outside Barclays Bank 6:06 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 |ROUTE ROUTE 4 Turves 7:57 Turves Outside the Three Horseshoes Pub 6:03 8:02 Coates Coates Green bus stop 5:58 8:07 Eastrea Outside the Nags Head pub 5:53 8:11 Whittlesey Eastrea Road– Opposite Coronation 5:49 Avenue 8:15 Whittlesey Whittlesey Bus Station 5:45 8:19 Whittlesey Low Cross bus stop 5:41 8:21 Whittlesey Bus stop opposite Crossway Hand 5:39 8:24 Whittlesey Bus stop opposite McCain's Entrance 5:36 bus stop 8:45 Peterborough College 5:15 All buses leave the College at 5.15pm, Monday-Thursday and 4.45pm on Fridays Students must be at the bus stop 10 minutes prior to departure 4 *Last updated 26.05.21 - All routes are subject to change* |ROUTE ROUTE 5 Ellington 7:20 Ellington Outside The Mermaid pub 6:37 7:22 Ellington Grafham Road– the red post box 6:35 Thorpe 7:28 Buckden The last lamp post on Perry Road before 6:27 the roundabout 7:35 Brampton Thrapston Road bus stop by Orchard 6:20 Lane 7:40 Huntingdon Outside Hinchingbrooke House 6:15 7:46 Huntingdon Hartford Road– the bus stop outside the 6:09 Catholic Church 7:50 Huntingdon Desborough Road bus stop– before 6:05 Pennington Road 7:55 Huntingdon Sallowbush Road bus stop– by St John’s 6:00 Primary School 8:00 Huntingdon Stukely Industrial Estate bus shelter 5:55 8:03 Alconbury Ermine Street bus stop– near the A1 5:52 8:20 Stilton Bus stop outside Stilton Hotel 5:34 8:25 Folksworth Washingley Road– Near Elm Road 5:29 8:45 Peterborough College 5:15 |ROUTE ROUTE 6 Oundle 7:40 Oundle North Street– Market Place bus stop 5:57 7:55 Warmington Outside Warmington school 5:50 8:10 Hampton Tesco Serpentine Green bus stop 5:35 8:40 Peterborough College 5:15 All buses leave the College at 5.15pm, Monday-Thursday and 4.45pm on Fridays Students must be at the bus stop 10 minutes prior to departure *Last updated 26.05.21 - All routes are subject to change* 5 |ROUTE ROUTE 7 Stamford 7:30 Essendine Bus stop near the railway bridge 6:28 7:33 Ryhall Turnpike Road– The layby on the bend 6:23 7:43 Stamford Casterton Road– The layby by the 6:10 ‘Welcome to Stamford’ sign 7:47 Stamford Bus station 6:05 8:04 Wittering Townsend Road– Bus stop opposite the 5:48 Post Office 8:14 Wansford Old North Road bus stop 5:41 8:20 Ailsworth Peterborough Road– Bus stop by Main 5:36 Street 8:22 Castor Outside the Royal Oak pub 5:32 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 |ROUTE ROUTE 88 Bourne 7:40 Morton High Street bus stop near the A15 6:23 7:44 Bourne Bus Station 6:19 7:50 Bourne Elsea Park 6:13 7:53 Thurlby Outside The Horseshoe pub 6:10 7:57 Baston A15 bus stop 6:06 7:59 Langtoft A15 bus stop 6:04 8:05 Deeping St Linchfield Road/ Spalding Road junction 5:50 James 8:08 Market Deeping Outside Deeping Stage 5:47 8:11 Northborough The Cuckoo bus stop 5:44 8:11 Northborough Outside The Pack Horse pub 5:44 8:15 Glinton Outside The Crown pub 5:40 8:40 Peterborough College 5:15 All buses leave the College at 5.15pm, Monday-Thursday and 4.45pm on Fridays Students must be at the bus stop 10 minutes prior to departure 6 *Last updated 26.05.21 - All routes are subject to change* |ROUTE ROUTE 99 Holbeach 7:15 Holbeach Drove Road bus stop 6:40 Drove 7:20 Holbeach Jekil’s Bank– near driving school 6:25 7:30 Holbeach Spalding Road bus stop– near Stukely 6:25 Hall Drive 7:35 Whaplode High Road bus stop– opposite Indian 6:20 restaurant 7:37 Moulton A151 High Road bus stop 6:18 7:40 Weston Outside the Chequers of Weston 6:15 7:55 Cowbit Barrier Bank layby 6:00 8:05 Crowland Postland Road bus stop 5:50 8:07 Crowland West Street bus shelter 5:48 8:10 Crowland Peterborough Road bus stop near 5:45 Barbers Drove North 8:25 Newborough Outside The Bull pub 5:40 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 |ROUTE ROUTE 1010 Pinchbeck 7:50 Pinchbeck Outside St Mary’s Church 6:25 7:55 Spalding Wygate Park– the end of Mariette Way 6:20 8:00 Spalding Bourne Road– at the end of Quaker Lane 6:15 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 All buses leave the College at 5.15pm, Monday-Thursday and 4.45pm on Fridays Students must be at the bus stop 10 minutes prior to departure *Last updated 26.05.21 - All routes are subject to change* 7 |ROUTE ROUTE 1111 Wisbech 7:25 Wisbech Lerowe Road– at the end of Sefton 6:20 Avenue 7:27 Wisbech Lynn Road– opposite Stone Mason 6:15 7:36 Wisbech Horsefair Bus Station 6:13 7:41 Leverington Leverington Common– at the end of 6:08 Ringers Lane 7:46 Wisbech St Opposite The Wheel Inn 6:03 Marys 7:48 Wisbech St Outside The Bridge Inn 6:00 Marys 7:51 Wisbech St Sand Bank bus stop 5:56 Marys 7:56 Parson Drove Outside The Swan Inn 5:54 8:01 Murrow Outside The Bell Inn 5:49 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 |ROUTE ROUTE 1212 Spalding 7:50 Pinchbeck Outside St Mary’s Church 6:25 7:55 Spalding London Road– the end of Welland Road 6:20 8:00 Spalding Low Road– at the end of Helmsley Way 6:15 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 All buses leave the College at 5.15pm, Monday-Thursday and 4.45pm on Fridays Students must be at the bus stop 10 minutes prior to departure 8 *Last updated 26.05.21 - All routes are subject to change* |ROUTE ROUTE 1313 March 7:42 March (North) Elm Road– Train Station 6:18 7:49 March (West) Wisbech Road– Outside Men of March 6:00 8:06 Guyhirn Outside Shell Garage 5:45 8:11 Thorney Toll Thorney Toll bus stop 5:40 8:16 Thorney Opposite Chinese Takeaway on Wisbech 5:35 Road 8:25 Eye Outside the Blue Boar pub 5:30 8:50 Peterborough College 5:15 ROUTE| ROUTE 14 1 Yaxley 8:04 Sawtry Sawtry bus stop 5:50 8:08 Conington Conington turn bus stop 5:45 8:14 Yaxley London Road– Bus stop near Folly Close 5:40 8:20 Hampton Vale West Lake Avenue– Outside the 5:35 Moorhen pub 8:45 Peterborough College 5:15 MJC One of the college buses changes into the MJC daily bus service.
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