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Buses from Ilford Buses from Ilford 462 167 150 N86 123 continues to continues to continues to Chigwell Row continues to continues to Limes Farm Estate Loughton Harold Hill Wood Green 179 Tottenham Chingford Hainault Chigwell Hainault Harold Hill Police Station The Lowe Rise The Lowe Dagnam Park Drive 296 Tottenham Chingford Elmbridge Chigwell Hainault Romford Harold Hill Hale Green Road Fire Station Hilldene Avenue 364 Blackhorse Whitehall Forest Road Hainault Hainault Romford Rainham Straight Road Road Road for Fairlop Waters Road for Liberty Shopping Centre Road South Boulder Park Ballards Road Walthamstow Woodford Fairlop Fencepiece Road New North Romford Dagenham Gallows Bell Wells Murtwell Drive Road Bus Garage East Corner Hail & Ride section Forest Road Woodford Fullwell Cross Fencepiece Road Eastern Avenue Reede Road Gidea Park Wood Street Green for Leisure Centre New North Road West Main Road 128 169 86 Waterwork’s South Barkingside Claybury Fencepiece Road Rose Lane Estate Clayhall Parsloes Romford Corner Woodford High Street Broadway for Redbridge for Hurstleigh Avenue Sports Centre Gardens Hail & 396 Charlie Brown’s Ride Longwood Clayhall Fullwell Cross King George Billet Road Fullwell Avenue Becontree Romford Roundabout section Gardens Avenue for Leisure Centre Hospital Martins Corner for Liberty Shopping Centre 145 366 Leytonstone Redbridge Barkingside High Street Newbury Park Fullwell Cross Bennett’s Romford Stadium Roding for Leisure Centre Castle Lane Lane South Hail & Green Man Ride Redbridge Woodford Avenue Cranbrook Road Beattyville Gardens Eastern Avenue Barkingside Goodmayes Chadwell Heath Roundabout section Falmouth High Street High Road Gardens Wanstead Redbridge Gants Hill Barkingside Percy Road Goodmayes Lane East Retail Park Hail & Hail & Redbridge Ride Beehive Horns Road Ride Wards Road Goodmayes section Lane section High Road The Drive Cranbrook Road for Valentines Park Ley Street Coventry Seven Kings Road Ilford High Road Ilford Romford Road Dersingham Ilford Lane Sunnyside Road Green Lane South Park Drive Other buses from Ilford Rabbits Road Avenue Hail & Schoolday services: Ride section Romford Road Browning Road Loxford South Park South Park Goodmayes 667 towards West Hatch School High Street North Polyclinic Road Drive Green Lane 677 towards Debden for Manor Park 679 towards Goodmayes 679 towards Woodford Wells Manor Park Woodgrange Gladstone Fanshawe South Park Barking Becontree Heath Park Avenue Avenue Drive Bus Garage 150 Leisure Centre Forest Drive Forest Gate East Ham Barking Loxford Lane Longbridge Becontree Heath Romford Road 169 Road Bus Station Aldersbrook University of Upton Park Barking Loxford Becontree Rush Green Road East London Barking Road Town Centre Polyclinic Martins Corner Green Man Stratford Newham Ripple Road Fanshawe Becontree Queen’s Hospital Roundabout Centre University Avenue Hospital Ways to pay Leytonstone Stratford Newham Bastable Barking Dagenham Romford Use contactless (card or device). It’s the same fare as 86 N86 Leisure Avenue Heathway for Liberty Shopping Centre Bus Station Centre Church Elm Lane Oyster pay as you go and you don’t need to top up Fairlop Road Stratford Prince Regent Thames View Barking Dagenham Village Romford High Lane Estate Town Centre 128 Download the free TfL app to top up or buy a ticket Street anytime, anywhere, or visit t.gov.uk/oyster. Whipps Cross Bow Custom House Marine Drive Barking Dagenham Alternatively, nd your nearest Oyster Ticket Stop at Hospital Church Tesco Oval Road South t.gov.uk/ticketstopnder or visit your nearest TfL station Whipps Cross Bow Road Royal Victoria Galleons Drive Beckton Dagenham Dock The Hopper fare offers you unlimited pay as you go Roundabout Showcase Bus and Tram journeys within one hour for £1.50. Cinema Dagenham Always use the same card or device to touch in Leyton Mile End Silvertown Way Barking Riverside East Beckton ASDA Bakers Arms Mallards Road Sainsbury’s 145 If you fail to show on demand a ticket, validated smartcard or other travel authority valid for the whole of your Walthamstow Homerton Stepney Canning Town Riverside Campus Gallions Reach journey you may be liable for a penalty fare or prosecuted. Central Green 147 Shopping Park Barking Riverside South Grove for Homerton Whitechapel Northgate Road Gallions Reach St. James Street Hospital for Royal London EL1 Hospital Walthamstow Key Argall Avenue Clapton Pond Aldgate East Cyprus W19 Industrial Estate Connections with London Underground Clapton o Connections with London Overground Kenninghall Beckton o Road Aldgate Connections with TfL Rail In late evenings, route W19 terminates Bus Station R at St. James Street (South Grove), and does 425 366 Connections with National Rail not serve Argall Avenue Industrial Estate. D Connections with DLR N25 25 Operates daily with 24-hour service Friday and continues to continues to Saturday nights Oxford Circus City Thameslink © Transport for London Tube station with 24-hour service Friday and Information correct from 1 December 2018 Saturday nights H GR Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops A I I Fanshawe Avenue 169 ,p ,q ,v D N G O C A G A 366 ,k ,r ,t O S Oxford Circus N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y RAN R U A EL1 ,f ,p R L T P Q U ,h ,m ,q ,w S P Fencepiece Road Murtwell Drive 167 O R Queen's Hospital 128 ,k ,pp ,r ,t F T O B R Fencepiece Road New North Road 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z AL A R E C R E and Redbridge Sports Centre ,h ,m ,q ,w B H 167 O T o Rainham Road South Ballards Road 364 ,h ,m ,q ,w O Forest Gate Romford Road 25 425 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y The Exchange Redbridge 145 366 ,g ,m ,q ,w ,z K 86 N86 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,z HAVELOCK STREET HOLSTOCK RD Redbridge Falmouth Gardens 366 ,g ,m ,q ,w ,z R Forest Road 462 ,h ,m ,q ,w O and Roding Lane South O for Fairlop Waters Boulder Park YORK ROAD AD A ,h ,m ,q ,w A Roding Lane and Roding Road 167 O K HIGH ROAD Fullwell Cross for Leisure Centre 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z R D F Romford o o R 86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t N86 Ilford I 167 462 ,h ,m ,q ,w E N L 128 ,k ,pp ,r ,t IO D 169 ,b ,f ,pp ,r ,s AT C Y ST R ,c ,h H A 296 OA W A G Romford Bus Garage 296 ,c ,h DW N D Gallions Reach D 366 ,k ,r ,t TO Romford for Liberty Shopping Centre 86 N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t HIGH ROAD I ,k ,r ,t C S Gallions Reach Shopping Park 366 128 ,k ,pp ,r ,t K N RICHMOND ROAD ,f ,pp ,r ,t R AD I Gallows Corner N86 296 ,c ,h D O W Gants Hill 123 179 ,g ,m ,q ,w R Romford Road High Street North 25 425 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y S 128 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z ILFORD HILL T for Manor Park o and Rabbits Road W19 S N 167 462 ,h ,m ,q ,w D T E 86 N86 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,z A MEN 296 396 ,c ,h O E E M Romford Stadium 86 N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t R CL AN LE ,f ,pp ,r ,t L C Gidea Park Main Road N86 Rose Lane Estate 296 ,c ,h Goodmayes o 86 N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t D CHAPEL Royal Victoria 147 ,l ,q ,v ,y 128 150 ,k ,pp ,r ,t Rush Green 128 ,k ,pp ,r ,t ,h ,m ,q ,w WINSTON WAY OAD 364 S T R Goodmayes Retail Park 86 N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t R St. Paul's 25 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y BE Green Lane South Park Drive 128 150 ,k ,pp ,r ,t AL Seven Kings o 86 N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t 145 ,k ,r ,t South Grove for St. James Street o W19 ,l ,q ,v ,y RODEN STREET Green Man Roundabout 145 ,g ,m ,q ,w ,z South Park Drive 145 366 ,k ,r ,t © Crown copyright and database rights 2018 Ordnance Survey 100035971/015 W19 ,l ,q ,v ,y South Woodford 179 ,g ,m ,q ,w H Stepney Green 25 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z Destination finder Hainault and Fire Station 150 Straight Road N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t Hainault The Lowe 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z Stratford o o R D 25 425 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y 462 ,h ,m ,q ,w Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Bus Station 86 N86 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,z Harold Hill N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t A Chancery Lane 25 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y Stratford Centre 25 425 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,l ,q ,v ,y Holborn N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,z Aldgate 25 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y Charlie Brown's Roundabout 123 179 ,g ,m ,q ,w 86 N86 Holborn Circus N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y D Aldgate East ,l ,q ,v ,y Chingford o and Green 179 ,g ,m ,q ,w Stratford High Street 25 425 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y 25 N25 Homerton o and 425 ,l ,q ,v ,y B Chigwell 167 ,h ,m ,q ,w Homerton Hospital T Chigwell Row 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z Thames View Estate EL1 ,f ,p Bank D 25 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y I for Hainault Forest Country Park Tottenham Court Road N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y Barking o R and Town Centre 169 ,p ,q ,v Ilford High Road 86 N86 ,f ,pp ,r ,t City Thameslink R 25 N25 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,g ,m ,q ,w Ilford Lane 169 ,p ,q ,v Tottenham Hale 123 366 ,k ,r ,t Clapton Kenninghall Road and Pond 425 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,f ,p Turnpike Lane 123 ,g ,m ,q ,w EL1 ,f ,p EL1 Clayhall for Hurstleigh Gardens 169 ,b ,f ,pp ,r ,s V Barking Bus Garage 145 ,k ,r ,t K Claybury Broadway 128 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z ,c ,h Valley Hill 167 ,h ,m ,q ,w Barking Tesco 366 ,k ,r ,t King George Hospital 396 Cranbrook Road Beattyville Gardens 128 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z U Barking Riverside EL1 ,f ,p L 167 ,h ,m ,q ,w University of East London 25 425 ,l ,q ,v ,y Barkingside 169 ,b ,f ,pp ,r ,s Leyton Bakers Arms W19 ,l ,q ,v ,y N25 Cranbrook Road for Valentines Park 123 179 ,g ,m ,q ,w 86 N86 ,l ,q ,v ,y ,z Barkingside High Street 128 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z Leytonstone 145 ,g ,m ,q ,w ,z 128 150 ,h ,m ,q ,w ,z ,l ,q ,v ,y Upton Park Barking Road 147 ,l ,q ,v ,y 167 462 ,h ,m ,q ,w W19 167 462 ,h ,m ,q ,w 169 ,b ,f ,pp ,r ,s Limes Farm Estate Coppereld 462 ,h ,m ,q ,w W 296 396 ,c ,h Lordship Lane The Roundway 123 ,g ,m ,q ,w Walthamstow W19 ,l ,q ,v ,y Beckton Bus Station 366 ,k ,r ,t Argall Avenue Industrial Estate and Showcase Cinema Custom House D 147 ,l ,q ,v ,y Loughton 167 ,h ,m ,q ,w Walthamstow Bell 123 ,g ,m ,q ,w Becontree 145 ,k ,r ,t Cyprus
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    Di’s Diamonds November 2017 – REGULAR ACTIVITIES Contact [email protected] or phone 020 8220 6000 or 07724508967 Please let me know which events you are attending so I can make arrangements for people to meet up. All activities are open to residents of all 3 boroughs unless stated. Mondays Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Monday Movers 1.30- RSPB Bird Walks 9.30- Latin in a Line 10-11am Belhus Woods Volunteers Tap Dancing 9.30-11.45am 3.00pm HAVERING 11.30am 8.30am-12.30pm Line Dancing 12-1pm ONLY Veterans Lunch Club 12- Coffee Shop at 2.30pm Nature Conservation in Friendly Fridays 10am-1pm St Chads Church 10.30am- HAVERING ONLY 2pm Redbridge 10am-2.30pm Wednesday Workout 1.30- Walking Netball 10-11am Nature Conservation in 3pm HAVERING ONLY Coffee Shop at St Chads Redbridge 10am-2.30pm Short mat bowls 2-4pm Church 10.30am-12.30pm Short mat bowls 2-4pm Dementia Walk & Talk 11am YMCA Social Club 1-3pm Widows & Widowers Club 7.30pm Disabled Yoga11.30am- Card Making 1-3pm 1.00pm 50+ Yoga 1.30-2.30pm YMCA Social Club 1-3pm Tea Dance 1.30-3.30pm Walking Football 2-3pm Knitting and Crochet Group 2:15-3:15 pm Monday Movers 1.30-3.00pm Designed specifically for people with reduced mobility, ideal for wheelchair users. All exercises are chair based and individually tailored to your needs. £3.00 per session. To book call 01708 476554. HAD, Whittaker Hall, 1a Woodhall Crescent, Hornchurch, Essex, RM11 3NN Di’s Diamonds November 2017 – REGULAR ACTIVITIES Contact [email protected] or phone 020 8220 6000 or 07724508967 Please let me know which events you are attending so I can make arrangements for people to meet up.