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Area 11 local bus travel guide for Retford and Misterton area August 2014 This leaflet provides a travel map and destination and frequency guide for all local bus services in the Retford and Misterton area. Full timetables for these services can be obtained from the relevant operators, contact details are shown on the next page. Service Route Days of Early morning Daytime Evening Sundays operation Every Every Every Every 23 Retford - Longholme Road - Retford Mon - Sat ---- 3 journeys ---- ---- 27 Retford - Mattersey - Bawtry Mon - Sat 1 journey 60 mins 1 journey ---- 29 Retford - Blyth - Bawtry - Doncaster Mon - Sat 3 journeys 2 hours ---- ---- 35 (TW) Retford - Elkesley - Walesby - New Ollerton Mon - Sat 2 journeys 2 hours ---- ---- 36 (TW) Retford - Tuxford - Laxton Mon - Sat ---- 2 hours ---- ---- 37 37A, 37B Retford - Tuxford - Newark Mon - Sat 1 journey 60 mins 1 journey ---- 43 Retford - Worksop - Wensleydale Mon - Sat 4 journeys 60 mins 1 journey ---- 47, 47A Hallcroft - Retford - Ordsall Mon - Sat 2 journeys 30 mins 1 journey ---- 95 Retford - Gainsborough Mon - Sat 1 journey 60 mins ---- ---- 96, 97 Retford - Misterton - Gainsborough Mon - Sat 2 journeys 60 mins 1 journey ---- 99 Retford - Doncaster Mon - Sat 1 journey 60 mins ---- ---- 190 (GMMN) Retford - Rampton - Darlton (Commuter Link) Mon - Sat 2 journeys 2 journeys 1 journey ---- 190 (GMMN) Retford - Dunham - Tuxford (Village Link Phone-a-bus) Mon - Sat ---- 2 hours ---- ---- 195 (GMMN) Retford - South Leverton - North Wheatley - Gainsborough Mon - Sat 1 journey 2 journeys ---- ---- Continued on next page Service Route Days of Early morning Daytime Evening Sundays operation Every Every Every Every 398 Gainsborough - Haxey - Walkeringham - Scunthorpe Tuesdays only ---- 1 journey ---- ---- 646 Beckingham - Misterton - Epworth - Scunthorpe Colleges College days 1 journey 1 journey ---- ---- Doncaster Shopper Retford - Doncaster Tuesdays only ---- 1 journey ---- ---- Edwinstowe Shopper Lincoln - Edwinstowe Fridays only ---- 1 journey ---- ---- Lincoln Shopper Retford - Lincoln Fridays only ---- 1 journey ---- ---- SA Retford - Ollerton (The Sherwood Arrow) Daily 2 journey 2 hours 1 journey 4 hours (Connections to Nottingham guaranteed) Note: Early morning refers to journeys before 08.00. Evening refers to journeys after 18.00 although this may vary slightly on some high frequency services. Please check the operator’s timetable for more detail. The Bus Appeals Body For full timetable and fares information on the above services If you have a complaint about a please contact the relevant operators. particular service you should raise Stagecoach East Midlands Tel: 0345 605 0 605 Web: www.stagecoachbus.com the matter with the appropriate operator. Any passenger who is NottsBus Tel: 0300 500 80 80 Web: www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/buses not satisfied with an operator’s Kettlewells Tel: (01777) 860360 Web: www.kettlewellscoaches.co.uk response/action with regard to Isle Coaches Tel: (01427) 728227 a dispute over customer service Marshalls Tel: (01636) 703813 Web:www.marshallscoaches.co.uk or quality of service can refer the NottsBus is the name used for services in this area that are supported by Nottinghamshire County Council matter to the Bus Appeals Body. and operated on their behalf by: The Bus Appeals Body is an organisation which GMMN Gem Mini Travel Tel: (01777) 248503 will act as an arbitrator in TW Travelwright Tel: (01636) 703813 Web: www.travelwright.co.uk resolving disputes between passengers and operators. Bus timetables are also available at your local library, bus station, Customer Service Points, Tourist Information Centre and bus company information office or by post from the relevant operator. They can be contacted at: Bus Appeals Body c/o Bus timetables and journey planning information are available on the Nottinghamshire County Council N.F.B.U. PO Box 320, web site at: www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/buses Portsmouth PO5 3SD Retford Bus Station Departure Bays A 29 Ranskill, Blyth, Bawtry, Doncaster E 36 West Markham, Tuxford, Laxton 99 Scrooby, Doncaster 37 East Markham, Tuxford, Newark DS Doncaster Shopper LS Lincoln Shopper B 47, 47A Hallcroft F 95 Wheatley, Gainsborough 190 Woodbeck, Dunham, Darlton C 27 Lound, Mattersey (connects with 27A for 195 Wheatley, Gainsborough service to Everton, Bawtry and Misson) P190 Dunham, Tuxford (phone-a-bus) 43 Ranby, Osberton, Worksop G 23 Longholme Road D 35 Elkesley, Walesby, Ollerton 96 Misterton, Gainsborough 47, 47A Ordsall 97 Misterton, Gainsborough SA Ollerton, Nottingham H Nat. Exp London Coaches Excursions When the bus station is closed all bus services depart from Bay A. National Express and Coaches will still use Bay H H A 27 1 Y L 0 /2 mile Hallcroft A L Bolham 27 W C 27 N L A R Elizabethan O L 47 L O O F T 29 R A W T School T D 47 I 0 500 metres F L H N IE A R . N 99 R LD RES H D O C R IG R A E C O H D D N B O DS FI R R R A E O O L L M Y 27 N T B D D A I L A W HT NE H H N M A G I D N L A R IE A L N C I T F M 23 E L 29 R M A I E R D LN L H D 23 F N ER A L IR 99 A C S RO L A T N F N D PA H OR T L R RK L T C E Y ANE HF G SB IE N R IG 96 R LD O B O O 47 D W 27 L F A L A R 97.195 E Y T G D A I U A 47 F V. F 47 L A R WELHAM ROAD 47 W A E D L 47 T O A R L S I A Y O A A E 47 195 T D 47 F 47 E 23.96.97.195 L D A N W G U A O 27. 96.97 G 47 E F R 47.47 29 R TH O T A 23.95 O NT A R .99 47 L 47.47 OA M A 23 D 23 N AMCOTT WAY E Hospital VERTON ROAD B HILL LE D R Library TAL ID SPI D 47 R G R EG 190 L A A TE A 43 M A R Retford L T L I A I 34 P N Balk S Retford Oaks O G H T High School D Retford O Field OA C SA N R Bus Station A Q R T G Shoppers Services H O R 43 T U See above OV N E R E L W E LAN DS, LS, serve O G E E for details of R W A 35 N A W T all areas of Retford B Retford E 35 departures T Y A S E B Leisure 47 T SA S T C . SA Centre D 35 A RD 43 A R ERT O R ALB AD R D RO Retford VI S ORTH R L BABW R T ON Form Centre K A A R O T I A I R P A O D O O D N O 35 R LL A R T T N D 47 C H S SA D I A D 47 V R R SA L OR U O L M A 37.37A P D B Updated July 2014 R 47 T 37 .47 O Retford O A A by Pindar Creative 01296 390100 35 D Ordsall 47A N 47 .190 www.pindarcreative.co.uk 47 L original cartography by FWT A 36 A 47 NT N SA E 36 RD HT NE KEY SALL EN LANE K . ORD W BRAC Bus route A V 47 E 47 A S E T Service number 29 W 47 S A O AN E C 47 R Bus terminus 29 S A T R ALL HALLOW 36 Certain journeys only 47 R S T S 36.37 H T 35 R Service operates in . L E H A B D O 37 .37 direction of arrow only I N L A O SA 47.47 L RD SEMOO D V T GOO Passenger railway line & station K R A C E O E E L 190 N Allison Rail operator NT (Northern Trains) L ELB R A A W D NE (National Express East Coach) R A T 47 47 N 47 R HT (Hull Trains) O 47 S E N Estate A Retford Leisure R O Places of interest Centre D H FARM VW. O T G I A R H White 35.DS.SA D Tourist Information Centre E L RD L A B Hospital BRECKS O HILL VW. Houses 37.37 36.37 .190 ATG 11 GROVE ROAD S H 291.391 L N I R YOUR LOCALto PUBLICDoncaster TRANSPORT I O E 291 to N R NETWORK 291 C T 391 Owston O H Ferry L To Doncaster 391 to N and the North Epworth S H I R E 646 to Scunthorpe College 398 to West Butterwick (Belton) 646 Misson 97 calls Misterton 96 97 West Stockwith To Doncaster 127 646 398 97 127 96 127 97 96 97 Y Grange Avenue Fountain Hill 96 97 96 398 97 Walkeringham Scaftworth 97 Everton 96 127 96 97 127 398 EMT 95.96.97 195.398 Scrooby 96 HT.NE Mattersey 27 Thorpe 127 GAINSBOROUGH Gringley To Grimsby 127 96 on the Hill Beckingham 27.127 27 96 99 27 Wiseton 97 95 6 Gainsborough 127 195 95.9 DS 97.195.398 Central Mattersey (open Sats Saundby only) 96 97 Gainsborough skill 95 Lea Road 27 Clayworth 195 29 10 30A Bole Torworth To Lincoln 195 95 Lound 97 North R 96 iv e 29 Wheatley r 27 T 99 95 r South 195 e DS Sutton nt 29 Hayton Wheatley Barnby 195 Sturton le Steeple Moor 27.29.35.36.37.37A.37B 43.95.96.97.99.190 29 95 99 195.DS.LS.P190.SA Clarborough DS 27 195 29 NT 99 195 Littleborough 97 North DS 195 96 P190 Leverton 190 Habblesthorpe 195 95 190 95 190 95 195 190 195 P190 Retford 95.195 KEY P190 195 43 RETFORD P190 South 190 Bus route 190 95 Pre-booked bus route Ranby Leverton Babworth P190 Other road 190 P190 Service number 95 Grove 190 195 CertainP190 journeys only Cottam NT see inset 190 36 37B P190 Bus terminus 27 for details 190 35 Treswell National Express Stop DS P190 6 190 P190 Service operates in direction 36 of arrow only SA 190 P190 Rampton Eaton 37B Voluntary car scheme P190 190Area covered by this travel guide 37 Woodbeck Adjacent Travel Guide Area 6 A SA 37 190.P190 calls P190 Tourist Information Centre DS LS Headon 190 35 HT.NE StokehamPassenger railway line and station Retford 36.37B Church NT (Northern Trains) Gamston Rail operator EM (East Upton Lane Midlands Trains) P190 P190 HT (Hull Trains) NE (National Express Elkesley East Coach) 35 37.37A ©P1ndar LanehamSCALE LS 36 0 1 2 Miles 35.DS West 37B P190 190 Drayton P190 ES.SA East 0190 1P190 2 3 Kms.
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