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Effective 1 September 2020 AUDENSHAW SCHOOL (0820 - 1445) The following general bus services provide links to Audenshaw High School: 221: Dukinfield – Audenshaw – Openshaw - Manchester For the latest timetable information go to www.tfgm.com/public-transport/bus YELLOW SCHOOL BUS SERVICE Y15: the requirement for students to obtain a pass to travel on this service has been removed for September 2020 DANE BANK – DENTON - AUDENSHAW SCHOOL Service Y15 TfGM Contract: Number: 5030 TfGM Contract: Number: 5030 Minimum Capacity: 63 Minimum Capacity: 63 Operator Code: BEV Operator Code: BEV DANE BANK 0725 AUDENSHAW SCHOOL 1450 Denton, Crown Point 0745 DANE BANK 1505 AUDENSHAW SCHOOL 0755 ROUTE: From DANE BANK, Windmill Lane Post Office via Windmill Lane, Thornley Lane South, Anson Road, Windsor Road, Ash Road, Balmoral Drive, Manchester Road, Ashton Road, Denton Road, Stamford Road to AUDENSHAW SCHOOL. Returns via Stamford Road, Corporation Road, Taylor Lane, Seymour Street, Manchester Road, Balmoral Drive, Richmond Road, Windsor Road, Windmill Lane to DANE BANK, terminus. AUDENSHAW SCHOOL – DUKINFIELD Service 721 TfGM Contract: Number: 5056 Minimum Capacity: 52 Operator Code: SM Service Number: 721 AUDENSHAW SCHOOL 1450 Globe Square 1455 Dukinfield, Town Hall 1458 Boyds Walk/Armadale Road 1504 DUKINFIELD, Tennyson Avenue 1512 SERVICE 721: From AUDENSHAW SCHOOL via Stamford Road, Coronation Square, Stamford Road, Shepley Road, Ashton Street, Astley Street, King Street, Boyds Walk, Birch Lane, Oxford Road, Lodge Lane, Cheetham Hill Road, Yew Tree Lane, Tennyson Avenue to DUKINFIELD, Tennyson Avenue. YELLOW SCHOOL BUS SERVICE Y46: the requirement for students to obtain a pass to travel on this service has been removed for September 2020 LITTLEMOSS – DROYLSDEN – AUDENSHAW SCHOOL Service Y46 TfGM Contract: 5042 TfGM Contract: 5042 Minimum Capacity: 63 Minimum Capacity: 63 Operator Code: BEV Operator Code: BEV LITTLEMOSS TERMINUS 0720 AUDENSHAW SCHOOL 1450 Droylsden, Medlock Street 0725 Audenshaw, Trough 1455 Sunnyside Rd/Greenside Ln 0729 Openshaw, Half Way House 1459 Droylsden, Market Street 0735 Droylsden, Market Street 1503 Openshaw, Half Way House 0744 Droylsden Sunnyside Rd 1510 Audenshaw Trough 0750 LITTLEMOSS TERMINUS 1518 AUDENSHAW SCHOOL 0755 SERVICE Y46: From LITTLEMOSS TERMINUS, via Littlemoss Road, Moorside Street, Market Street, Medlock Street, Sunnyside Road, Greenside Lane, Manor Road, Lewis Road, Davenport Street,(Cooper Street in opposite direction) Manchester Road Market Street, Fairfield Road, Ashton Old Road, Manchester Road, Audenshaw Road, Stamford Road to AUDENSHAW HIGH SCHOOL: Returns reverse of above. .

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