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900 Bus Timetable Service 900 Mondaysto Fridays - Birmingham CityCentreto Coventry, PoolMeadowBus Station BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreet Interchange -- 0525 -- 0555062506400658070807180738075808180843090809280943 1003 1026 1046 1101 Yardley, Swan Centre 05000539 -- 060906390659071807280738075808180838090309280948 1003 1023 1046 1106 1121 then Sheldon, Wheatsheaf 05040544 -- 0614064407040723073307430803 0823 0843 090809330953 1008 1028 1051 1111 1126 every BIRMINGHAMINTERNATIONALAIRPORT 0511 055606080626065607160735074507550815083508550920 09451005102010401103 11231138 20 Meriden Green 0520060806170638070807290748 - 080808280848090809330958 1018 1033 1053 1116 1136 1151 mins MiliisonsWood 0523061306200643071307340754 -- 08140834085409140939 1004 1024 1039 10591122 1142 1157 at Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue 053006200627 0650 0720 0741 0801 - 0821 0841 0901 0921 0946 1011 1031 1046 1106 11 29 1149 1204 COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station 054806380645070807380801 0821 -- 0841 0901 0921 0941 1006 1031 1051 1106 1126 1149 1209 1224 BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreet Interchange ....... 21 41 01 1721 1741 1804 1834 1904 1934 2001 31 01 230123310031 Yardley, Swan Centre ......................... 41 01 21 1741175618191849191919492016 then 46 16 2316 23460046 Sheldon, Wheatsheaf .......................................... 46 06 26 1746 1802 1825 1855 1925 1953 2020 every 50 20 232023500050 BIRMINGHAM INTERNATIONALAIRPORT .. 58 18 38 until 1758181418371907193720032030 30 00 30 until 233024000100 Meriden Green ...................................................... 11 31 51 1811 1826 1849 1919 1949 2012 2039 mins 09 39 2339 -- MiliisonsWood ...................................... 17 37 57 18171831 18541924195420162043 at 13 43 2343 -- Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue .................... 24 44 04 1824 1838 1901 1931 2001 20232050 20 50 2350 COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station ............. 44 04 24 1844190119211951202120402107 37 07 0007 -­ saturdays - Birmingham CityCentretoCoventry, PoolMeadowBus Station BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreet Interchange 0525 -- 055506300705073508030833090309330948 1001 21 41 01 1721 174118041834 Yardley, Swan Centre 0538 -- 06080643 0718 07480816084609160946 1002 1021 then 41 01 21 1741 17561819 1849 Sheldon, Wheatsheaf 0542 -- 06120647072207520820085009200950 1007 1026 every 46 06 26 1746180218251855 BIRMINGHAM INTERNATIONALAIRPORT 0553060806230658073308030831 0901 0931100110191038 20 58 18 38 until 1758181418371907 Meriden Green 060206170632070707420812084009100940 1010 1031 1051 mins 11 31 51 1811 18261849 1919 MillisonsWood 06050620063507100745081508430913 0943 1013 1035 1057 at 17 37 57 1817183118541924 Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue 061206270642071707520822085009200950 1020 1042 1104 24 44 04 182418381901 1931 COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station 0630064507000735 081008430911 0941 1011 1041 1103 1124 44 04 24 184418581921 1948 saturdays - Birmingham CityCentretoCoventry, PoolMeadowBus Station BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreet Interchange 190419342001 31 01 230123310031 Certain early morning journeys & Yardley, Swan Centre 1919 1949 2016 then 46 16 2316 2346 0046 journeys operating via Millisons Sheldon, Wheatsheaf 1925 1953 2020 every 50 20 232023500050 Wood are sponsored by CENTRO. BIRMINGHAMINTERNATIONALAIRPORT 193720032030 30 00 30 until 233024000100 Meriden Green . 19492012 2039 mins 09 39 2339-- MiliisonsWood 195420162043 at 13 43 2343-- Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue . 2001 2023 2050 20 50 2350-­ COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station 201820402107 37 07 0007­ Sundays- Birmingham CityCentretoCoventry, PoolMeadowBus Station BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreetlnterchange ......... 052606260731 0831 0901 0931 1001 31 01 1731 1801 1831 1901 31 01 23010031 Yardley, Swan Centre ........................................... 053906390744084409140947 1017 then 47 17 1747181718471914 then 44 14 23140044 Sheldon, Wheatsheaf ........................................... 054306430748084809180951 1021 every 51 21 1751 1821 1851 1918 every 48 18 23180048 BIRMINGHAMINTERNATIONALAIRPORT ...... 05500650075508550925 1001 1031 30 01 31 until 1801 1831 1901 1925 30 55 25 until 2325 0055 MeridenGreen ....................................................... 05590659080409040934 1012 1042 mins 12 42 1812184219121934 mins 04 34 2334 MiliisonsWood ........................................................ 06020702080709070937 1016 1046 at 16 46 1816184619161937 at 07 37 2337 Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue ...................... 06090709081409140944 1023 1053 23 53 1823185319231944 14 44 2344 COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station ............ 0627072708320932 1002 1040 1110 40 10 1840 1910 1940 2002 32 02 0002 Mondaysto Fridays - Coventry, PoolMeadowBus Stationto Birmingham CityCentre COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station 04240525 -- 0552 -- 06300644070407270752 081208290849091209320947 07 27 47 Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue............ 04370538 -- 0607 -- 0645070207220745081008300847090709300950 1005 then 25 45 05 Meriden Green 04440545 -- 0614 -- 0652070907290752081808380855091509380958 1013 every 33 53 13 BIRMINGHAM INTERNATIONALAIRPORT 045405540610062406490702071907390802082808480905 0925 0948 1008 1023 20 43 03 23 until Sheldon, Wheatsheaf 0502 -- 0618063306580711 0729074908120840090009170937 1000 1020 1035 mins 55 15 35 Yardley, Swan Centre 0506 -- 06220637070207150734075408170845090509220942 1005 1025 1040 at 00 20 40 BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreet Interchange 0522 - 0638065807180736075808180841 090609260943 1003 1026 1046 1101 21 41 01 [ Mondaysto Fridays - Coventry, PoolMeadowBus Station to Binningham CityCentre COVENTRy,PoolMeadowBusStation lB071829 1856 26 56 23262356 Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue 1825 1846 1913 then 43 13 23430013 MeridenGreen 18331853 1920 every 50 20 23500020 BIRMINGHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 1841 1902 1929 30 59 29 until 23590029 Sheldon, Wheatsheaf 1855 1912 1939 mins 09 39 00090039 Yardley, Swan Centre 1900 1916 1943 at 13 43 00130043 BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreetInterchange 1921 1933 2000 30 00 00300100 saturdays - Coventry, Pool MeadowBus Station to Binningham CityCentre COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station 042505250605063507050732080008270847 07 27 47 1707173718001830185719261956 Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue 043805380618064807180748081808450905 then 25 45 05 1725175518181845191419432013 Meriden Green 044505450625065507250755082508520913 every 33 53 13 1733180318251852192119502020 BIRMINGHAMINTERNATIONALAIRPORT 045405540636070607360806083609020923 20 43 03 23 unbl 1743181318351902193019592029 Sheldon,Wheatsheaf 0501 - 0643071307430813084309110935 mins 55 15 35 1755182518441911 194020092039 yardley, Swan Centre 0505 -­ 0647 071 7 07470817 0847 091 5 0940 at 00 20 40 1800183018481915 19442013 2043 BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreet Interchange 0519 -­ 070307330803083309030933 1001 21 41 01 1821185119061933200120302100 COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station 2026 56 26 2256 2326 2356 Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue 2043 then 13 43 231323430013 Meriden Green 2050 every 20 50 2320 23500020 BIRMINGHAMINTERNATIONALAIRPORT 2059 30 29 59 until 232923590029 Sheldon, Wheatsheaf 2109 mins 39 09 233900090039 Yardley, Swan Centre 2113 at 43 13 2343 0013 0043 BIRMINGHAM,MoorStreetinterchange 2130 00 30 240000300100 Passengers may board at Digbeth Coach Station going towards Birmingham at no extra cost for travel to J~ NEC, International Airport & Coventry. I) Sundays - Coventry, PoolMeadowBus Station toBinningham CityCentre COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station ............ 0630073008000830090009300955 25 55 17551830190319332006 36 06 2306 Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue ....................... 064307430813084309130943 1012 then 42 12 181 2 1844 1916 1946 2019 then 49 19 2319 Meriden Green ....................................................... 065007500820085009200950 1019 every 49 19 18191851192319532026 every 56 26 2326 BIRMINGHAMINTERNATIONALAIRPORT........ 0659075908290859092909591029 30 59 29 until 1829 1902 1932 2002 2035 30 05 35 until 2335 Sheldon, Wheatsheaf ........................................... 07060806083609060936 1006 1039 mins 09 39 18391911 193920092042 mins 12 42 2342 Yardley, Swan Centre ..................... ............. 0710081008400910094010101044 at 14 44 18441915194320132046 at 16 46 2346 BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreetinterchange .......... 07240824085409240954 1024 1100 30 00 19001929195720272100 30 00 2400 COVENTRY, Pool Meadow Bus Station 23360006 Passengers may board at Digbeth Coach Parkhill DrivelWoodridgeAvenue 23490019 Certain early morning Meriden Green 23560026 journeys are sponsored by Station going towards Birmingham at no BIRMINGHAM INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 00050035 extra cost for travel to NEC, International Sheldon, Wheatsheaf 001 2 0042 CENTRO Yardley, Swan Centre 00160046 Airport & Coventry. BIRMINGHAM, MoorStreet Interchange 00300100 900 Stopping Places Coventry Pool Meadow Bus Station, Upper Well Street then all recognised bus stops to International Station, then Trinity Park, Bickenhill (Clock Inn), Old Damson Lane, Excelsior Hotel, Goodway Road, Arden Oak Road, Wells Road, Coalway Avenue, Sheldon <Wheatsheaf), Wagon Lane, Manor House Lane, yardley (Swan Centre), Holder Road, Deakins Road, Hay Mills (Kings Road), Adderley Street, Digbeth Coach Station, Digbeth Gyratory, Moor Street (Selfridges) - Set Down Only, Moor Street Interchange, Park Street (From Birmingham Only). .
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