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St Benedict School Bus Routes and Times ST BENEDICT SCHOOL BUS ROUTES AND TIMES Please try to ensure that you have the correct change for your bus fare. Students should be at the bus stop ten minutes before the scheduled departure time. Lost property Notts and Derby try to reunite any property left on their vehicles with its owner. This is much easier to achieve if you put your name and usual bus number on your bags and in your coats. Service 234—Bay 13 0730 Uttoxeter Road/Manor Road 0734 Kipling Drive 0738 Hollybrook Way 0740 Callow Hill Way 0745 Hillsway 0750 Oaklands Avenue 0753 Stenson Road 0757 Upperdale Road Route: Uttoxeter Road, Kipling Drive, Hollybrook Way, Callow Hill Way, Hillsway, Blagreaves lane, Oaklands Avenue, Stenson Road, Cavendish, Upperdale Road, Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0815) Service 258 – Bay 10 0755 Sinfin - Arleston Lane 0810 Littleover Lane 0818 Burton Road Route Sinfin - Arleston Lane, Wragley Way, Beaufort Road, Wragley Way, Stenson Road, Littleover Lane, Brayfield Road, Valley Road, Warwick Avenue, Burton Road, Bradshaw Way, Traffic Street, St Alkmunds Way, Duffield Road to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0830) Service 256 0715 Codnor Market Place 0722 Crosshill Church 0724 Loscoe, /Denby Lane 0727 Denby church 0730 Horsley, Coach and Horses 0735 Horsley Woodhouse 0742 Kilburn Chapel Street 0745 John Flamsteed School 0747 Kilburn Toll Bar 0755 Belper School 0800 Openwoodgate, Hop Inn 0803 Bargate, White Hart 0805 Holobrook, Spotted Cow 0810 Coxbench, Fox and Hounds 0813 Little Eaton, Queens Head 0830 Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy Service 240 - Bay 4 0755 Alvaston, Blue Peter 0800 St Thomas Road 810 Normanton Road Retail Park Route: Alvaston - Blue Peter, Harvey Road, Osmaston Park Road, St Thomas Road, Pear Tree Road, Normanton Road, , Burton , Bradshaw Way, Traffic Street, Inner Ring Road, King Street, Duffield Road to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0825) Service 244 - Bay 5 0755 Keldholme Lane 0800 London Road/Blue Peter 0808 London Road/Ascot Drive 0810 Pride Parkway Route Alvaston - Keldholme Lane, Elvaston Lane, London Road, Pride Parkway and on to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0825) Service 403 – Bay 7 0740 Hilton 0745 Etwall 0750 Mickleover - Etwall Road Island 0754 Western Road 0758 Mickleover– Station Road/Western Road 0800 Ladybank Road 0810 Mackworth—Morden Green Route Hilton, Etwall, Pastures Estate, Etwall Road Island , Uttoxeter New Road, Western Road Station Road, Ladybank Road Brackensdale Avenue, Morden Green, Barnes Green, Ashbourne Road, Queensway and Broadway to Duffield Road, Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0830) Service 433 - Bay 1 0745 Browning Street 0750 Sunnyhill Post Office 0755 Littleover Lane Route: Browning Street, Caxton Street, Kendon Avenue, Grenfell Avenue, Sunnyhill Avenue, Stenson Road, Littleover Lane, Brayfield Road, Normanton Lane, Valley Road, Carlton Road, Palmerston Street, Fairfield Road, Carlton Road, St Chad’s Road, Normanton Road, Bradshaw Way, Traffic Street, Cockpit Island, St Alkmund’s Way, King Street, Garden Street, Duffield Road to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0820) Service 238 - Bay 3 0755 Sinfin - Wragley Way 0805 St Thomas Road 0810 Osmaston Road Route Sinfin - Wragley Way, Deep Dale Lane, Farmhouse Road, Grampian Way, Sinfin Lane, St Thomas Road, Dairy House Road, Osmaston Road, Bradshaw Way, Traffic Street, St Alkmund’s Way, Duffield Road to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0830) Service 239 Bay 2 0735 Albert Street 0745 Stockbrook Road/Bedford Street 0748 St Albans Road/Manor Road 0755 Balaclava Road/St Thomas Road 0815 Normanton Road Retail Park Route: Albert Street, Curzon Street, Abbey Street, Stockbrook Road, Bedford Street, St Albans Road, Manor Road, Warwick Avenue, Kennilworth Avenue, Balaclava Road, St Thomas Road, Walbrook Road, Peartree Road, Normanton Road, Burton Road, Bradshaw Way, Traffic Street, Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0820) Service 255 - Bay 17 0740 Aston on Trent 0745 Shardlow 0750 Falmouth Road 0800 Crayford Road Route Aston on Trent, Shardlow London Road, Falmouth Road, Coronation Avenue, Holbrook Road, Crayford Road, Boulton Lane, Chellaston Road, Osmaston Road, Duffield Road to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0830) Service 253 – Bay 8 0745 Keldholme Lane 0750 Alvaston - Blue Peter 0800 Chaddesden - Morley Road 0803 Oakwood Drive 0815 Bishop’s Drive/Mansfield Road Route Shardlow Road, Keldholme Lane, Elvaston Lane, Church Street, Beech Avenue, Shardlow Road, Raynesway, Derby Road, Chaddesden Lane End, Morley Road, Oakwood Drive, Bishop’s Drive, Mansfield Road, Sir Frank Whittle Way, Duffield Road to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0825) Service 261 – Bay 6 0755 Glenwood Road/Weston Rise 0801 Sinfin Avenue 0810 Allenton Route Chellaston - Glenwood Road/Weston Rise, Derby Road, Sinfin Avenue, Osmaston Road, Bradshaw Way, Traffic Street, St Alkmund’s Way, Duffield Road to Saint Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0830) Service 300 - Bay 12 0735 Anglers Arms 0739 Borrowash Victoria Avenue 0742 Ockbrook /Cross Keys Dale Road 0748 Spondon—Willowcroft Road 0800 Chaddesden– Lexington Road Morley Road 0813 Breadsall Village ROUTE Victoria Avenue, Borrowash, Ockbrook, Flood Street, Moor Road to Dale Road, Spondon Huntley Ave, Dale Road, Moor Lane, Willowcroft Road, Nottingham Road, Derby Road, Sunny Grove, Lexington Road, Roosevelt Avenue, Parkside Road, Sunny Grove, Nottingham Road, Chaddesden Lane, Morley Road, Lime Lane, Breadsall Village. Alfreton Road, Abbey Hill, Duffield Road, St Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy (0830) Service 302 - Bay 11 0745 Nottingham Rd/ St Marks Rd 0748 Chaddesden Park Rd 0752 Max Rd 0755 Old Mansfield Rd 0805 Brookside Rd ROUTE Nottingham Rd, Chaddesden Park Rd, Max Rd, Hereford Rd, Hampshire Rd, Old Mansfield Rd, Brookside Rd, Croft Lane, Alfreton Rd, Abbey Hill, Duffield Rd, St Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy ( 0830) Service 337 0740 Marehay, Royal Oak 0745 Ripley, Market Place 0747 Vets Corner 0750 Heage, Eagle Tavern 0753 Nether Heage Post Office 0758 Ambergate Rail Stn 0800 Ambergate A6, White House 0805 Broadholme Cemetery 0808 Belper, Fire Stn 0811 Belper, Strutts School 0810 Milford 0825 St Benedict Catholic Voluntary Academy .
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