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98 91 93 94,94A 95,95A 96,96A 92 Routes 91, 95 and 95A are funded School buses effective 6th September 2021 by Brighton & Hove City Council Schooldays only 91 Ovingdean, opp St Dunstans 0711 92 91 Ovingdean, Stores 0715 Ovingdean • Woodingdean • Coombe Road • Hollingdean Woodingdean, Cowley Drive, opp Shops 0720 Telscombe Cliffs • North Peacehaven • • Fiveways • Preston Park • Cardinal Newman School Langley Crescent, Sutton Close 0726 Newhaven • Seaford Head School Serving Greenways, Ainsworth Avenue, Longhill Road, Ovingdean Road, Falmer Woodingdean, opp Downs Hotel 0732 Serving Telscombe Cliffs Way, St Peters Avenue, Ambleside Eastbourne Road, Baden Road 0740 Road, Cowley Drive, Bexhill Road, Langley Crescent, Bexhill Road, Falmer Avenue, Teslcombe Road, Pelham Rise, Roderick Avenue, Coombe Road, opp School 0743 Sutton Avenue, South Coast Road, Brighton Road, North Road, Warren Road, Bear Road, Bevendean Road, Eastbourne Road, Baden Lewes Road, Sainsburys 0749 Road, Coombe Road, Lewes Road, Sainsburys, Upper Hollingdean Road, Davey Way, The Drove, Avis Way, Denton Corner, Seaford Road, Hollingdean, Burstead Close 0756 Newhaven Road, Claremont Road, Station Approach, Sutton Drive, The Crestway, Brentwood Road, Stanmer Villas, Hollingbury Crescent, Fiveways, Hollingbury Road 0800 Park Road, Sutton Road. Hollingbury Road, Preston Drove, Preston Road, Stanford Avenue, Beaconsfield Preston Manor, Preston Road 0804 Road, New England Road, Old Shoreham Road, Dyke Road, Upper Drive. Preston Circus, New England Road 0811 Schooldays only 92 # 92 Brighton & Hove VI Form College 0814 Bottom of Telscombe Cliffs Way 0652 0705 Cardinal Newman School, Upper Drive 0818 Telscombe Road, Bretts Field 0658 0713 Peacehaven, Meridian Centre 0704 0719 Schooldays only 93 Peacehaven, Roderick Avenue, A259 0707 0722 93 Seven Dials, Goldsmid Road 0725 Newhaven, Lower Place arr 0720 0736 Cromwell Road, Wilbury Villas 0730 Newhaven, Lower Place dep 0721 0737 Seven Dials • Hove • Portslade • Hove Park Lower School Hove, Town Hall, Church Road 0732 Newhaven, Station= 0724 0740 • Blatchington Mill School Portland Road/Westbourne Street 0738 Avis Way, Industrial Estate 0728 0744 Denton Corner 0731 0747 Serving Goldsmid Road, Davigdor Road, Cromwell Road, The Drive, Church Portslade Stn=,Station Rd (stop C) 0747 Hangleton Road/Martin Road 0752 Seaford, Library arr 0739 0756 Road, Sackville Road, Portland Road, Glebe Villas, New Church Road, Seaford, Library dep 0741 0757 Boundary Road, Hangleton Road, Nevill Avenue, Holmes Avenue. (for Hove Park Lower School) Blatchington Mill School, Holmes Avenue 0757 Seaford Head School, Sutton Corner 0744 0800 NOTES # = Journey also operates during School Holidays. A Schooldays only 94A 94 94 94,94 Arundel Road, Roedean Road 0731 Royal Sussex County Hospital 0735 Arundel Road • Southover Street • Queens Park • Elm Southover Street, Ewart Street t 0756 0819 Grove • Varndean School • Dorothy Stringer Queens Park Road, Pepper Pot 0742 0800 0823 Elm Grove, Lewes Road* 0748 0806 0829 94 serves Southover Street, Queens Park Road, Elm Grove then Non Stop Varndean High School* 0758 0820 0843 to Varndean Schools. 94A serves Eastern Road, Egremont Place, Queens Surrenden Road, Loder Road 0803 0821 0844 Park Road, Elm Grove then Non Stop to Varndean Schools. Schooldays only 94 94A 94A Dorothy Stringer School Grounds* 1530 1535 1535 Southover Street* 1545 t t Elm Grove, Lewes Road* t 1550 1550 Queens Park Road, Pepper Pot 1548 1556 1556 Elm Grove, Lewes Road 1553 t t Royal Sussex County Hospital 1602 1602 Whitehawk, Bus Garage 1607 1607 NOTES * = Non-Stop between these points. A Schooldays only 95 95A Schooldays only 95A 95 95,95 Foredown Drive/Old Shoreham Road 0725 Cottesmore School, Upper Drive 1510 1510 Downs Park, Sycamore Close 0730 (and Cardinal Newman School) t t Hangleton or Downs Park • Mile Oak • Portslade • Hove Mile Oak, Graham Avenue Shops 0739 Hove, Town Hall, Church Road t 1520 • Cottesmore and Cardinal Newman Schools Portslade, Old Village 0748 Hove Station= 1520 t t 95 serves Burwash Road, High Park Avenue, Lark Hill, Poplar Avenue, West Hangleton, Clayton Way 0741 t Portslade, Station=, Portland Road 1534 t t Way, Hangleton Road, Carlton Terrace, Portland Road, Sackville Road, Church Hangleton, Burwash Road 0743 Boundary Road/New Church Road 1535 Hangleton, opp Grenadier Hotel 0749 t t Road, The Drive, Upper Drive. 95A serves Foredown Drive, Mill Lane, Foredown Hangleton, Grenadier Hotel 1542 Portslade, Station=, Portland Road 0759 0802 Hangleton, Burwash Road t 1546 Road, Fox Way, Bush Farm Drive, Fox Way, Thornhill Rise, Graham Crescent, Hove, Town Hall, Church Road 0814 t Hangleton, Hardwick Road t 1548 Mile Oak Road, Chalky Road, Valley Road, South Street, Locks Hill, Trafalgar Hove Station= t 0813 Portslade, Old Village 1542 Road, St Andrews Road, Boundary Road, Portland Road, Blatchington Road, Cottesmore School, Upper Drive 0823 0823 Mile Oak, Graham Avenue, Shops 1548 Goldstone Villas, Cromwell Road, The Drive, Upper Drive. Returns via Glebe (for Cardinal Newman School) t Downs Park, Sycamore Close 1554 Villas and New Church Road to Boundary Road Foredown Drive/Old Shoreham Road 1559 A Schooldays only 96A 96 96 96,96 Hove, Palmeira Square 0726 0731 0736 Hove • Portslade • Hangleton • Kings School Hove opp Town Hall, Church Road 0729 0734 0739 Station Road/New Church Road t 0742 0747 Child 5 Day Tickets 96 serves Hove Palmeira Square, Church Road, New Church Road, Station Portland Road/Olive Road 0737 t t Road, Carlton Terrace, Hangleton Road, West Way, Hangleton Way, Northease Hangleton, Grenadier Hotel 0744 0749 0754 For travel to/from School on School buses Drive, Sherbourne Road, Poplar Avenue, Hangleton Way. 96A serves Hove Hangleton, Kings School 0750 0755 0800 74, 75, 76, 76A, 95, 95A and on Routes 1/1A Palmeira Square, Church Road, Sackville Road, Portland Road, Olive Road, (Portslade Community College); 2, 72, 72A Old Shoreham Road, Hangleton Road, then as route 96. (Longhill). Children can buy a 5 day ticket which offers a reduced fare compared to buying two single tickets each day. Schooldays only 98 98 Old Shoreham, Red Lion 0715 They can only be used for travel between the Old Shoreham • Mile Oak • Hangleton • Kings School Southlands, Post Office 0719 stages shown on the ticket from Monday to Old Shoreham Road, Kingston Lane 0723 Friday. They do not entitle the holder to use 98 serves Old Shoreham Red Lion, Upper Shoreham Road, Old Shoreham Southern Cross, Old Shoreham Road 0730 them as a Saver ticket. Road, Locks Hill, South Street, High Street, Mile Oak Road, Chalky Rd, Fox Portslade, Old Village 0732 Way, Hangleton Lane, Northease Drive, Sherbourne Road, Poplar Avenue, Mile Oak Road, Mile Oak Gardens 0733 Purchase your Child 5 day ticket from the Hangleton Way. Portslade, Academy 0737 Fox Way, Warrior Close 0738 driver on the Monday morning when travelling Hangleton, Kings School 0746 to school. 70 Bus Times 20 September 2020.
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