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H U M B to Kingston-upon-Hull E Rural Bus Services in North Lincolnshire R umber NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE BARTON- r H Rive B Mondays to Saturdays ★ R I D UPON-HUMBER G Service No. Route ‡ Daytime Evening Sundays ★ Operator E to Far Ings Barton Clay Pits 4 Brigg – Broughton – Ashby – Scunthorpe – Hourly 2 jnys 4 jnys HTS/SIL Nature Reserve Barrow Nature Reserve Haven Normanby Enterprise Park (Mondays to Fridays some journeys) from midday Viewing W 350 A Area T Waters’ Edge E Evening journeys run via Scawby. R S Rural Bus I D Ropewalk E Contemporary 5 South Killingholme – Immingham – Grimsby Hourly – – SIL FAR INGS ROAD Traveline is a public transport information service run in Art & Craft PASTURE ROAD NORTH H R U O M A 254 partnership by local authorities and bus operators. 9 Brigg – Scawby – Hibaldstow – Waddingham – Bishop Norton – 1 jny Friday – – Dent B E D E N G R A and Rail Map R 254 L Normanby by Spital – Hackthorn – Lincoln D A A R M O V R It provides impartial, comprehensive and up-to-date OAD A E Barton-on- L D Level D 5 AM information for all bus, rail and coach services in the P 1 Humber crossings 12 Scunthorpe – Ashby – Ashfield – Burringham – East Butterwick Scunthorpe – Ashfield – – HTS H I A T ROAD S F Station A R L K R V East Midlands region. every 1/2 hour; ICT A Bus Station L O O A RI M N A D A B R UT D 4 jnys to Burringham, D . TS 252.260.450 254 R OAD S We would like to encourage everyone to use public transport 252 N . 350 . E D 4 jnys to East Butterwick E R E 260.350 W E E D V N W T 252 A U A A N as this helps towards creating a better environment for us all. E A O R S Q T A Y Tuesday & Friday E G R T A 260 L C T R S I D E E H GE 350 E S S E WESTFIEL W L R Traveline will provide you with information about the best D N ROA R D F E A 450 WESTF . IELD U RO E T M 35 Scunthorpe – Althorpe – Keadby – Amcotts (some journeys only) Hourly – – HTS A T D 254 U S S S service to suit your needs, no matter which company runs it. Q OU T A 254 ER HIGH G P ST. A B T AST URG E E A 55 Scunthorpe – Appleby – Winterton – Burton 8 jnys Monday-Friday – – B&W/NLC G AT C It can help by suggesting connections between different bus H G E K RIDGE R O . C N L T E Y I A D B S Y K . L V L D K T HI E E S services and also between buses and trains. A M L 450 O AR St. Peter’s R K S E 450 T 57 Epworth – Haxey – Westwoodside – Cantley – Doncaster 1 jny Monday-Saturday – – FSY Y S 360 P P 360 B L 260 I A O Church R E C 252 I E R L R T E F C 350 A D E D A T R I B A A D N 252 R R O O O W R O H to Barrow and A 58 Wroot – Epworth – Sandtoft or Belton – Ealand – Crowle 3 jnys Wednesday & Friday – – NLC R A 254 260.350 W M D Barrow Haven WA S RRENDA W 360.450 LE T O Baysgarth E F F B B O V O R I R T House Museum R 59 Wroot – Blaxton – Doncaster 1 jny each way – – CallConnect 254 I K G E D G D 450 O A D Baysgarth Park A W R B L ELD C E LFI S AI O 360 Y L O ST 60 Scunthorpe – Flixborough – Burton – Whitton 9 jnys, 2 end at Thealby – – SIL I B I OR D M W R A R E 350 F E R M M O R Baysgarth O 254 E A A A A N D Leisure Centre D S D 68 Wolds Brigg – Barnetby – Kirmington – Ulceby 8 jnys to Barnetby, – – HTS D T A F A L E I A O E L Villager 3 jnys to Kirmington, 1 R 5 D S D 1 jny to Ulceby Tuesday to South Ferriby T OA 254 Plan journeys online at the traveline website F R R S S O E O W C T A N and Thursday TO I VE S D PR I Digital Cartography by Pindar Creative www.traveline.info RK DR HO www.pindarcreative.co.uk By text using the identification code for the relevant bus stop 90 Scunthorpe – Crowle 2 hourly – – HTS (all start with SCU) or by texting traveline to 84268 for times 91 Brigg Town Service: Churchill Avenue – Cary Lane 4 jnys Tuesday, – – HTS to Elsham and Worlaby D of next departures from any stop sent to your mobile browser. AY A to Barnetby W O (some journeys continue to Wrawby) Thursday and Saturday R R O and Melton Ross BRIGG T 91 D O OA By using an iPhone, iPod Touch or Android application. M N G R O IG T 0 BR 640 Wrawby 18 R 450 92 Brigg Town Service: Springbank – Cary Lane 2 jnys Tuesday, – – HTS M A 366 B G . R AVE 68 A 5 jnys Thursday, ERN M T WES R. D M AR 3 jnys Saturday POPL 92 St. Mary’s A R School K AN VE. INGB A Bus Operators 93 Brigg Town Service: Bigby High Road – Cary Lane 2 jnys Tuesday & Thursday, – – HTS 94 SPR VIEW to Broughton TH (Telephone for lost property and customer relations enquiries only) and Scunthorpe SOU 4 jnys Saturday S Y C A H 92 D O W A Code Operator Telephone No. O O 94 L R 94/95 Lime Sidings – Redbourne – Hibaldstow – Brigg – Scunthorpe (Monday-Friday), 4 jnys Monday-Friday – – HTS April 2018 N O C Y B&W Black & White (01724) 843355 R B T E H DCO 91 Redbourne – Hibaldstow – Brigg – Scunthorpe (Saturday) 1 jny Saturday MB W R E R Castlethorpe A LA A U E N R O S R E E D H L H E W C Dent J. R. Dent (01652) 678366 Y A A BIN M D T O H 92 O A D R O D W A I W G E . A L R W E R V O B A L 100 Scunthorpe – Messingham – Scotter – Scotton – Laughton – Blyton – Hourly 1 jny to – SIL T E O to Barnetby O A L EYMS East Yorkshire (01482) 222222 O 68 R G Y 91 V M A E 4 V Gainsborough – Willingham by Stow – Saxilby – Lincoln Gainsborough K www.eyms.co.uk 0 91 E 8 R 1 BRIGG N M O U I B 366 Y C AR S Y L N A E A A R L A D FSY First South Yorkshire (01709) 566000 A R N 450 W A Y N E 101 Scunthorpe – Messingham – Scotter – Blyton – Gainsborough 1 jny Monday-Friday – – SIL V D E E www.firstgroup.com/south-yorkshire 4.68 N 640 M U L 91 C E A O Y 94.161 WRAWB D R H OA . R ST. R C HTS Hornsby Travel Services (01724) 282255 S D EN 103 Scunthorpe – Messingham – Kirton Lindsey – Hemswell – Cammeringham – 2 hourly – – SIL EL R 366.640 N GE B ST. H R D I A BRID GBY ESS . www.hornsbytravel.co.uk 4 T. ST. B BURG Scampton – Lincoln 640 S O IG 161 T S AL REE l BE B 161 ST T RT d E Y E A S to Bigby G T ID L . BR T Isle Isle Coaches (01427) 728227 W R R I O AD 640 O and Searby i E BIG ROAD v BY H 161 Market Rasen – Caistor – Brigg – Scunthorpe 1 jny each direction Thursday – – SIL S N HIG e NLC North Lincolnshire Council (01724) 297460 to Scawby and P r R Level S I N 93 D T D N A A R 161 Scunthorpe O . crossing G R e Garden Centre E Concessionary Fare Passes n L SIL Stagecoach in Lincolnshire 0345 605 0 605 Y w E E B Ancholme c Y 252 Goxhill – New Holland – Barrow – Barton 1 jny each direction – – B&W W T A h C L Brigg A S o Leisure Centre 93 N www.stagecoachbus.com R 366 4.91.92 l W E If you are of the same age as women who qualify for the m i Station Monday-Friday v 94 68 E e e 93.94.161 S STR Sherwood Travel (01469) 571140 r T state pension or if you have certain disabilities you may be R A 366.450 U Scawby M 254 Barton Town Service: Bowmandale and Tofts Road, Eastfield Road, Meadow Drive Monday, Wednesday – – HTS n eligible for free travel on local bus services throughout TWY 2Way Transport (01724) 289399 c h D Brook L and Princess Drive, Far Ings Road, Westfield Road and Town Centre & Friday o A A England. to Scawby l O N m R E and Sturton e Y You cannot use your pass on National Express coach services, E 260 “The Villager” Barton – Barrow – Goxhill (East Halton Thursday only) – 7 jnys Monday-Friday – – SIL N D A trains, trams or ferries. New Holland – Barton 1 jny each direction Saturday only CallConnect C to Lime Digital Cartography by Pindar Creative CallConnect Sidings www.pindarcreative.co.uk For all enquiries regarding the national travel pass please contact: CallConnect is a unique bus service, operating in the rural 291 Owston Ferry – Epworth – Haxey – Blaxton – Branton – Doncaster 3 jnys – – Isle North Lincolnshire Council on 01724 297460 area, whose timetable is not fixed but responds to passenger 327 Dragonby – Scunthorpe 1 jny each direction Friday only – – CallConnect KEY TO TOWN PLANS or on [email protected] to Belton requests.
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  • Lincolnshire

    Lincolnshire

    Archaeological Investigations Project 2003 Field Evaluations East Midlands LINCOLNSHIRE Boston 2/55 (C.32.O043) TF 33974383 PE21 0EE FORBES ROAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Forbes Road Congregational Church, Boston, Lincolnshire Rylatt, J Lincoln : Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd., 2003, 22pp, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd. Trial trenches were excavated at the site. No features were encountered but medieval and post- medieval finds were recovered. [Au(abr)] Archaeological periods represented: MD, PM 2/56 (C.32.O048) TF 32764341 PE21 8TJ LAND AT 138-142 HIGH STREET, BOSTON Archaeological Evaluation on Land at 138-142 High Street, Boston, Lincolnshire Snee, J Sleaford : Archaeological Project Services, 2003, 54pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Archaeological Project Services Trial trenches were excavated on the site. River bank deposits dating from the medieval period to the 17th century were identified. The land was reclaimed in the 18th century and dumping deposits were identified for this period. Cellars and building structures were identified dating to the 19th century. [Au(abr)] Archaeological periods represented: PM 2/57 (C.32.O003) TF 40905009 PE22 9LE LAND AT HADWICK MOTORS, CHURCH ROAD, OLD LEAKE Land at Hardwick Motors, Church Road, Old Leake, Lincolnshire Hall, R Sleaford : Archaeological Project Services, 2003, 26pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Pre-Construct Archaeology Ltd. Evaluation trenches were excavated on the site. Two undated ditches, an infilled dyke and a post- medieval pit were identified. [Au(abr)] Archaeological periods represented: PM, UD 2/58 (C.32.O040) TF 42395087 PE22 9AQ LAND AT THE ANGEL INN Land at The Angel Inn, Church End, Wrangle, Lincolnshire Bradley-Lovekin, T Sleaford : Archaeological Project Services, 2003, 32pp, colour pls, figs, tabs, refs Work undertaken by: Archaeological Project Services Two trial trenches were excavated at the site.