School Bus Services in the Wigan Area September 2020 to July 2021

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School Bus Services in the Wigan Area September 2020 to July 2021 School Bus Services in the Wigan Area September 2020 to July 2021 Services are listed alphabetically under school names. Bedford High School 0830-1440 Effective 1 September 2020 The following bus services run close by - more details can be found at www.tfgm.com: Stagecoach service 34 – Leigh, Astley, Boothstown, Monton, Pendleton, Manchester Vision Bus Ltd service 553 – Bolton, Boothstown, Higher Green Diamond service 126 – Leigh, Astley, Boothstown, Worsley RS Tyrer service 694 – Leigh, Blackmoor, Astley, Tyldesley Diamond service 695 – Bolton Royal Hospital, Little Hulton, Walkden, Mosley Common, Tyldesley, Astley Additionally specific schoolday only services also serve the school as follows: Hag Fold / Atherton / Howe Bridge / Lilford Service 935 TfGM Contract: 0414 TfGM Contract: 0414 Minimum Capacity: 90 Minimum Capacity: 90 Operator Code: TYR Operator Code: TYR Hag Fold, Spa Road turning circle 0741 Bedford High School 1500 Atherton, Market Street 0756 Leigh, The Avenue 1509 Leigh, The Avenue 0804 Atherton, Mealhouse Lane 1518 Bedford High School 0814 Hag Fold, Spa Road turning circle 1531 Service 935 route: From Hag Fold, Spa Road turning circle via Spa Road, Devonshire Road, Oxford Road, Warwick Road, Somerset Road, Car Bank Street, Formby Avenue, Gloucester Street, York Street, Bolton Road, Church Street, Market Street, Leigh Road, The Avenue, Holden Road, Manchester Road to Bedford High School. Returning from Bedford High School via Manchester Road, Holden Road, The Avenue, Leigh Road, Wigan Road, Mealhouse Lane, Water Street, Formby Avenue, Car Bank Street, Somerset Road, Warwick Road, Oxford Road, Devonshire Road, Spa Road to Hag Fold, Spa Road turning circle. Crankwood/ Westleigh / Lilford Service Y59 YELLOW SCHOOL BUS - the requirement for students to obtain a pass to travel on this service has been removed for September 2020 TfGM Contract: 5044 TfGM Contract: 5044 Minimum Capacity: 52 Minimum Capacity: 52 Operator Code: TYR Operator Code: TYR Crankwood, Terminus 0745 Bedford High School 1500 Plank Lane/Common Lane 0752 The Avenue/Holden Road 1505 Leigh, Sportsman 0757 Westleigh, Red Lion 1511 Wigan Road/Edna Road 0801 Wigan Road/Edna Road 1516 Westleigh, Red Lion 0806 Leigh, Sportsman 1519 Market Street/The Avenue 0813 Plank Lane/Common Lane 1526 Bedford High School 0820 Crankwood, Terminus 1533 Service Y59 route: From Crankwood, Terminus via Crankwood Road, Plank Lane, Firs Lane, Wigan Road, Nel Pan Lane, Westleigh Lane, Kirkhall Lane, Leigh Road, The Avenue, Holden Road, Manchester Road to Bedford High School. Returning from Bedford High School via Manchester Road, Holden Road, The Avenue, Leigh Road, Kirkhall Lane, Westleigh Lane, Nel Pan Lan, Wigan Road, Firs Lane, Plank Lane, Crankwood Road to Crankwood, Terminus. Byrchall High School 0830-1455 St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School 0835-1505 Effective 1 September 2020 Highfield Grange Service 603 Commercial Services Commercial Services Operator Code: FCH Operator Code: FCH Service Number: 603 Service Number: 603 Winstanley C.P School 0725 Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith 1510 Marus Bridge, Ben Jonson 0737 Marus Bridge, Ben Johnson 1525 Ashton, Library 0748 Winstanley C.P School 1540 Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith 0755 Service 603 route: From Holmes House Avenue/Paris Avenue via Holmes House Avenue via Holmes House Avenue, Tan House Drive, Holmes House Avenue, Highfield Grange Avenue, Warrington Road, Wigan Road, Bryn Street, Warrington Road to Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith. Returning from Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith via Warrington Road, Bryn Street, Wigan Road, Warrington Road, Highfield Grange Avenue, Holmes House Avenue, Tan House Drive, Holmes House Avenue to Holmes House Avenue/Paris Avenue. Pemberton / Garswood Service 652 Commercial Services Commercial Services Operator Code: FCH Operator Code: FCH Service Number: 652 Service Number: 652 Alexandra Park 0725 Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith 1510 Windy Arbour 0733 Garswood Station 1525 Rectory Church 0738 Rectory Church 1530 Garswood Station 0745 Windy Arbour 1535 Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith 0802 Alexandra Park 1539 Service 652 route: From Victoria Road/Alexandra Park via Victoria Street, Billinge Road, Pemberton Road, Ashton Road, Leyland Green Road, Rectory Road, Billinge Road, Victoria Road, School Lane, Garswood Road, Tithebarn Road, Liverpool Road, Warrington Road to Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith. Returning from Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith via Warrington Road, Liverpool Road, Tithebarn Road, Garswood Road, School Lane, Victoria Road, Billinge Road, Rectory Road, Leyland Green Road, Ashton Road, Pemberton Road, Billinge Road, Victoria Street to Victoria Street/Alexandra Park. Byrchall High School / St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School (continued) Effective 1 September 2020 Newton / Haydock Service 654 Merseytravel Contracted Service Operator Code: SIM Newton le Willows, Hospital 0730 Haydock, Penny Lane 0742 Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith 0750 Merseytravel: journey arranged and funded by Merseytravel (0151 227 5181/www.merseytravel.gov.uk) Service 654 route: From Newton Community Hospital via Bradlegh Road, Park Road South, Park Road North, High Street, Crow Lane East, Crow Lane West, Vista Road, Penny Lane, Lodge Lane, Warrington Road to St Edmund Arrowsmith High School. Abram / Bamfurlong Service 659 TfGM Contract: 0307 TfGM Contract: 0307 Minimum Capacity: 63 Minimum Capacity: 63 Operator Code: HAT Operator Code: HAT Service Number: 659 Operator Code: 659 Abram, Dover Lock 0746 St Edmund Arrowsmith 1515 Lily Lane/Warrington Road 0756 Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 1525 Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 0804 Lily Lane/Warrington Road 1529 St Edmund Arrowsmith 0820 Abram, Dover Lock 1536 Service 659 route: From ABRAM, Dover Lock turning circle, Warrington Road, Lily Lane, Bolton Road, Gerard Street, Warrington Road to St Edmund Arrowsmith. Returning from St Edmund Arrowsmith via Warrington Road, Gerard Street, Bolton Road, Lily Lane, Warrington Road to Abram, Dover Lock turning circle. Byrchall High School / St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School (continued) Effective 1 September 2020 Bickershaw / Abram / Bamfurlong Service Y27 YELLOW SCHOOL BUS - the requirement for students to obtain a pass to travel on this service has been removed for September 2020 TfGM Contract: 5039 TfGM Contract: 5039 Minimum Capacity: 63 Minimum Capacity: 63 Operator Code: OLY Operator Code: OLY Service Number: Y27 Operator Code: Y27 School: BYR BYR Hindley Green, Leigh Road 0717 Byrchall High School 1505 Bickershaw, Bolton House Road 0722 Lily Lane/Warrington Road 1522 Abram, Dover Lock 0735 Abram, Dover Lock 1529 Lily Lane/Warrington Road 0750 Bickershaw, Bolton House Road 1538 Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 0754 Hindley Green, Leigh Road 1543 Byrchall High School 0810 Service Y27 route: From Hindley Green, Leigh Road via Leigh Road, Smiths Lane, Bickershaw Lane, Warrington Road to Dover Lock turning circle, Warrington Road, Lily Lane, Bolton Road, Gerard Street, Warrington Road to Byrchall High School. Returning from Byrchall High School via Warrington Road, Gerard Street, Bolton Road, Lily Lane, Warrington Road to Dover Lock turning circle, Warrington Road, Bickershaw Lane, Smiths Lane, Leigh Road to Hindley Green, Leigh Road Hindley Green / Hindley / Platt Bridge / Bamfurlong Service Y64 YELLOW SCHOOL BUS - the requirement for students to obtain a pass to travel on this service has been removed for September 2020 TfGM Contract: 5033 TfGM Contract: 5033 Minimum Capacity: 63 Minimum Capacity: 63 Operator Code: STG Operator Code: STG Service Number: Y64 Operator Code: Y64 School: BYR BYR Long Lane/Ludlow Avenue 0722 Byrchall High School 1505 Lancaster Road/Borsdane Avenue 0730 Ashton Town Centre 1507 Atherton Road/The Balmoral 0738 Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 1513 Platt Bridge, Iceland 0747 Platt Bridge, King William 1517 Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 0750 Hindley, Bird I’th’ Hand 1523 Ashton Town Centre 0800 Lancaster Road/Borsdane Avenue 1527 Byrchall High School 0810 Long Lane/Ludlow Avenue 1542 Service Y64 route: From Hindley Green, Long Lane/Ludlow Avenue via Long Lane, Sandy Lane, Castle Hill Road, Lancaster Road, Borsdane Avenue, Atherton Road, Liverpool Road, Platt Street, Warrington Road, Lily Lane, Bolton Road, Gerard Street, Warrington Road to Byrchall High School. Returning from Byrchall High School via Warrington Road, Gerard Street, Bolton Road, Lily Lane, Warrington Road, Platt Street, Liverpool Road, Atherton Road, Borsdane Avenue, Lancaster Road, Castle Hill Road, Sandy Lane, Long Lane to Hindley Green, Long Lane/Ludlow Avenue. Byrchall High School / St Edmund Arrowsmith Catholic High School (continued) Effective 1 September 2020 Hindley Green / Hindley / Platt Bridge / Bamfurlong Services 650/651/656/920 0430 0093 0095 Minimum Capacity: 94 85 85 TfGMOperator Contract: Code: STG VBL VBL Service Number: 651 650 656 Bickershaw, Bickershaw Lane/Warrington Road ----- ----- 0718 Hindley Green, Dangerous Corner 0722 ----- ----- Hindley Green, Atherton Road/Leigh Road ----- 0728 0730 Lancaster Road, Claremont Avenue ----- 0740 ----- Hollins Road/Dalkeith Road 0731 ----- ----- Hindley, Health Centre 0744 0746 0740 Platt Bridge, Iceland 0751 0754 0748 Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 0755 0759 0753 Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith 0815 0819 0813 TfGM Contract: 0095 0094 0093 0423 Minimum Capacity: 85 85 85 90 Operator Code: VBL VBL VBL TYR Service Number: 656 651 650 920 Byrchall/St Edmund Arrowsmith 1515 1515 1515 1615 Platt Bridge, Iceland 1530 1530 1530 1625 Hindley, Health Centre 1536 1538 1538 1632 Hollins Road/Dalkeith Road ----- 1545 -----
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