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S95S Bus Time Schedule & Line Route S95S bus time schedule & line map S95S Grantham View In Website Mode The S95S bus line (Grantham) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Grantham: 7:00 AM (2) Ryhall: 4:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest S95S bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next S95S bus arriving. Direction: Grantham S95S bus Time Schedule 38 stops Grantham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:00 AM Bus Dept, Ryhall Tuesday 7:00 AM Mill Street, Ryhall Wednesday 7:00 AM Station Road, Careby Thursday 7:00 AM Witham Road, Little Bytham Friday 7:00 AM Church Lane, Little Bytham Saturday Not Operational Little Bytham Road, Castle Bytham Railway Bridge, Castle Bytham S95S bus Info Castle Inn, Castle Bytham Direction: Grantham Stops: 38 Heathcote Road, Castle Bytham Civil Parish Trip Duration: 84 min Railway Bridge, Castle Bytham Line Summary: Bus Dept, Ryhall, Mill Street, Ryhall, Station Road, Careby, Witham Road, Little Bytham, Church Lane, Little Bytham, Little Bytham Road, Little Bytham Road, Castle Bytham Castle Bytham, Railway Bridge, Castle Bytham, Castle Inn, Castle Bytham, Railway Bridge, Castle The Mallard Ph, Little Bytham Bytham, Little Bytham Road, Castle Bytham, The Mallard Ph, Little Bytham, Counthorpe Road, Counthorpe Road, Creeton Creeton, St Marys Church, Swinstead, Croake Hill, Glen Road, Counthorpe And Creeton Civil Parish Swinstead, New Estate, Swinstead, Royal Oak Ph, Swayƒeld, Fighting Cocks Inn, Corby Glen, Post St Marys Church, Swinstead O∆ce Lane, Burton Le Coggles, The Crown Ph, Bitchƒeld, Letter Box, Boothby Pagnell, Fox & Croake Hill, Swinstead Hounds Ph, Old Somerby, Prince William Barracks, Croake Hill, Swinstead Civil Parish Grantham, Somerby Grove, Grantham, Anson Close, Grantham, Bus Station, Grantham, Retail Park, New Estate, Swinstead Grantham, Kempton Way, Grantham, Brading New Estate, Swinstead Civil Parish Avenue, Grantham, The Avenue, Grantham, Barrowby Gate, Grantham, Meres Leisure Centre, Royal Oak Ph, Swayƒeld Grantham, Shaw Road, Grantham, Stour Court, High Street, Swayƒeld Civil Parish Grantham, Derwent Road, Grantham, Earlesƒeld Lane, Grantham, Kfc Drive Thru, Grantham, Belvoir Fighting Cocks Inn, Corby Glen Avenue, Grantham, Kitty Briggs Lane, Grantham Post O∆ce Lane, Burton Le Coggles Manor Road, Burton Coggles Civil Parish The Crown Ph, Bitchƒeld Letter Box, Boothby Pagnell Fox & Hounds Ph, Old Somerby Grantham Road, Old Somerby Civil Parish Prince William Barracks, Grantham Somerby Hill, Londonthorpe And Harrowby Without Civil Parish Somerby Grove, Grantham Anson Close, Grantham Bridge End Road, Grantham Bus Station, Grantham Bath Street, Grantham Retail Park, Grantham Kempton Way, Grantham 32 Dysart Road, Grantham Brading Avenue, Grantham 163 Dysart Road, Grantham The Avenue, Grantham Barrowby Gate, Grantham Meres Leisure Centre, Grantham Trent Road, England Shaw Road, Grantham Swingbridge Road, England Stour Court, Grantham Stour Court, Grantham Derwent Road, Grantham Earlesƒeld Lane, Grantham Earlesƒeld Lane, Grantham Kfc Drive Thru, Grantham Springƒeld Road, Grantham Belvoir Avenue, Grantham Kitty Briggs Lane, Grantham Direction: Ryhall S95S bus Time Schedule 25 stops Ryhall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:20 PM Bus Station, Grantham Bath Street, Grantham Tuesday 4:20 PM Harrowby Road, Grantham Wednesday 4:20 PM Harrowby Road, Grantham Thursday 4:20 PM Anson Close, Grantham Friday 4:20 PM Prince William Barracks, Grantham Saturday Not Operational Somerby Hill, Londonthorpe And Harrowby Without Civil Parish Fox & Hounds Ph, Old Somerby Grantham Road, Old Somerby Civil Parish S95S bus Info Letter Box, Boothby Pagnell Direction: Ryhall Stops: 25 The Crown Ph, Bitchƒeld Trip Duration: 68 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Grantham, Harrowby Post O∆ce Lane, Burton Le Coggles Road, Grantham, Anson Close, Grantham, Prince Manor Road, Burton Coggles Civil Parish William Barracks, Grantham, Fox & Hounds Ph, Old Somerby, Letter Box, Boothby Pagnell, The Crown Fighting Cocks Inn, Corby Glen Ph, Bitchƒeld, Post O∆ce Lane, Burton Le Coggles, Fighting Cocks Inn, Corby Glen, Royal Oak Ph, Royal Oak Ph, Swayƒeld Swayƒeld, New Estate, Swinstead, Croake Hill, High Street, Swayƒeld Civil Parish Swinstead, St Marys Church, Swinstead, Counthorpe Road, Creeton, The Mallard Ph, Little Bytham, Little New Estate, Swinstead Bytham Road, Castle Bytham, Railway Bridge, Castle New Estate, Swinstead Civil Parish Bytham, Castle Inn, Castle Bytham, Railway Bridge, Castle Bytham, Little Bytham Road, Castle Bytham, Croake Hill, Swinstead Church Lane, Little Bytham, Witham Road, Little Croake Hill, Swinstead Civil Parish Bytham, Station Road, Careby, Mill Street, Ryhall, Bus Dept, Ryhall St Marys Church, Swinstead Counthorpe Road, Creeton Glen Road, Counthorpe And Creeton Civil Parish The Mallard Ph, Little Bytham Little Bytham Road, Castle Bytham Railway Bridge, Castle Bytham Castle Inn, Castle Bytham Heathcote Road, Castle Bytham Civil Parish Railway Bridge, Castle Bytham Little Bytham Road, Castle Bytham Church Lane, Little Bytham Witham Road, Little Bytham Station Road, Careby Mill Street, Ryhall Bus Dept, Ryhall S95S bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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