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LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL, Hollingworth (0830 - 1450) Effective 1 September 2020 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL, Hollingworth (0830 - 1450) Effective 1 September 2020 The following general bus services provide links to Longdendale High School: 236: Ashton – Stalybridge - Glossop 237: Ashton – Stalybridge - Glossop For the latest timetable information go to www.tfgm.com/public-transport/bus BROADBOTTOM – MOTTRAM – LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL Service 842 TfGM Contract: 0312 TfGM Contract: 0312 Minimum Capacity: 74 Minimum Capacity: 74 Operator Code: RDT Operator Code: RDT # # Broadbottom, Lower Market Street 0802 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1500 Hollingworth, Gun Inn 0811 Hollingworth, Gun Inn 1502 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 0815 Broadbottom, Lower Market Street 1509 # Limited stops service. No stopping points between Longdendale HS and Broadbottom Road, Mottram Library ROUTE: From Broadbottom via Lower Market Street, Market Street, Mottram Road, Broadbottom Road, Market Street, Mottram Moor, Market Street, Spring Street to LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL. Returns via Spring Street, Market Street, Mottram Moor, Market Street, Broadbottom Road, Mottram Road, Market Street to BROADBOTTOM, Lower Market Street.. STALYBRIDGE- LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL Service 817 TfGM Contract: 0460 TfGM Contract: 0460 Minimum Capacity: 90 Minimum Capacity: 90 Operator Code: SM Operator Code: SM @ @ STAMFORD STREET/SIDEBOTTOM STREET 0745 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1500 Stocks Lane/Hawke Street 0750 Stalyhill Drive 1511 Stalyhill Drive 0801 Stocks Lane/Taylor Street 1517 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 0812 STAMFORD STREET/HAMILTON STREET 1521 @ Last picking up/first dropping off point is Stalyhill Drive/Mottram Old Road ROUTE: From STAMFORD STREET/SIDEBOTTOM STREET via Stamford Street, Portland Place, Mottram Road, Stocks Lane, Mottram Old Road, Stalyhill Drive, Mottram Old Road, Mottram Road, Roe Cross Road, Back Moor, Mottram Moor, Market Street, Spring Street to LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL. Returns: FROM LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL via Spring Street, Market Street, Mottram Moor, Back Moor, Roe Cross Road, Mottram Road, Mottram Old Road, Stalyhill Drive, Mottram Old Road, Stocks Lane, Mottram Road, Portland Place, Stamford Street to STAMFORD STREET/HAMILTON STREET. RIDGE HILL - DUKINFIELD - LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL Service 838 TfGM Contract: 0424 TfGM Contract: 0424 Minimum Capacity: 86 Minimum Capacity: 86 Operator Code: STO Operator Code: STO SPRINGS LANE/DARNTON ROAD 0720 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1501 Dukinfield, All Saints Catholic College 0734 Godley, Arches 1511 Newton, Bay Horse 0741 Newton, Bay Horse 1518 Godley Arches 0756 Dukinfield, All Saints Catholic College 1524 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 0811 RIDGE HILL LANE/ST GEORGE’S STREET 1538 ROUTE: From SPRINGS LANE/DARNTON ROAD via Springs Lane, Ridge Hill Lane, Stamford Street, Clarence Street, Sandy Lane, Hyde Street, Oxford Road, Birch Lane, Ashton Road, Talbot Road, Victoria Street, Commercial Brow, Halton Street, High Street, Sheffield Road, Mottram Road, Hyde Road, Mottram Moor, Market Street, Spring Street to LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL. Returns: Via the reverse of the above route to Oxford Road then Sandy Lane and the reverse of the above to Springs Lane then Ridge Hill Lane to RIDGE HILL LANE/ST GEORGE’S STREET. 02/09/2020 Tameside Schools 2019/2020 Page 1 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL, Hollingworth (0830 - 1450) Effective 1 September 2020 HYDE – HATTERSLEY – LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL Service 837 TfGM Contract: 0052 TfGM Contract: 0052 Minimum Capacity: 90 Minimum Capacity: 90 Operator Code: SM Operator Code: SM HYDE, MARKET 0740 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1500 DOWSON RD/GROSVENOR ST 0742 John Kennedy Road 1505 Gee Cross, Grapes Hotel 0745 Hattersley, Station 1512 Hattersley, Chapman Arms 0752 Hattersley, Chapman Arms 1517 Hattersley station 0754 Gee Cross, Grapes Hotel 1523 John Kennedy Road 0801 Dowson Rd/Grosvenor St 1525 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 0816 HYDE, MARKET 1527 ROUTE: From HYDE, MARKET via Market Street, Dowson Road, Stockport Road, Mottram Old Road, Stockport Road, Clough End Road Stockport Road, Chapman Road, Hattersley Road West, Underwood Road, Ashworth lane, John Kennedy Road, Hyde Road, Mottram Moor, Market Street Spring Street LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL. Returns via the reverse of the above. YELLOW SCHOOL BUS SERVICE Y85: the requirement for students to obtain a pass to travel on this service has been removed for September 2020 HYDE – HATTERSLEY – LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL Service Y85 TfGM Contract: 5021 TfGM Contract: 5021 Minimum Capacity: 63 Minimum Capacity: 63 Operator Code: BEV Operator Code: BEV HYDE, Clarendon Place 0747 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 1500 Godley, Station 0752 Hollingworth, Gun Inn 1502 Hattersley, Fields Farm Road 0759 Hattersley, John Kennedy Road 1508 Hattersley, John Kennedy Road 0805 Hattersley, Fields Farm Road 1516 Hollingworth, Gun Inn 0813 Godley, Station 1520 LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL 0815 HYDE, Clarendon Place 1525 ROUTE: From HYDE, Clarendon Place via Mottram Road, Hattersley Road West, Fields Farm Road, Hattersley Road East, Underwood Road, Ashworth Lane, John Kennedy Road, Hyde Road, Mottram Moor, Market Street, Spring Street to LONGDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL. Returns: via reverse of above route. 02/09/2020 Tameside Schools 2019/2020 Page 2 .
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