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Service 39 Brecon Brecon - Hereford via Talgarth – Hay-on-Wye - Peterchurch 39 Mondays to Saturdays Operator: SSW SSW SSW SSW YEC BOC SSW SSW SSW SSW SSW SSW Service: 39 39 39 39 39 X39 39 39 39 39 39 39 Day Code: Col Col NCol S Sch WF Col Brecon, Interchange 0640 0640 0655 0655 - - 0910 1110 1325 1440 1605 1755 Felinfach, Griffin Inn 0649 0704 0704 - - 0921 1121 1336 1451 1616 1806 Bronllys, Bronllys House 0653 0655 0710 0710 - - 0928 1128 1343 1458 1623 1813 Talgarth, Square 0657 0659 0714 0714 - - 0933 1133 1348 1503 1628 1818 Three Cocks, Old Barn Inn 0702 0704 0719 0719 - - 0939 1139 1354 1509 1634 1824 Glasbury, Brecon Road 0705 0707 0722 0722 - - 0942 1142 1357 1512 1637 1827 Clyro, Hay Road/Castle Estate - - 1641 Hay-on-Wye, Hay Castle (arr) 0713 0715 0730 0730 - - 0951 1151 1406 1521 1645 1836 Hay-on-Wye, Hay Castle (dep) 0714 0719 0734 0734 - - 0954 1154 1409 1524 1645 - Hardwicke, Hardwicke Turn 0720 0725 0740 0740 - - 1000 1200 1415 1530 1651 - Westbrook, Westbrook Manor 0723 0728 0743 0743 - - 1003 1203 1418 1533 1654 - Dorstone, Green 0728 0733 0748 0748 - - 1008 1208 1423 1538 1659 - Peterchurch, Nag’s Head PH 0735 0740 0755 0755 0930 0955 1015 1215 1430 1545 1706 - Vowchurch, Vowchurch Turn 0739 0744 0759 0759 0934 1010 1019 1219 1434 1549 1710 - Kingstone, Post Office 0747 0752 0807 0807 0939 1027 1227 1442 1557 1718 - Clehonger, Birch Hill Road 0754 0759 0814 0814 0945 1034 1234 1449 1604 1725 - Belmont, Tesco Store 0805 0810 0819 0819 0950 1039 1239 1454 1609 1730 - Hereford, Bridge Street 0818 0823 0825 0825 0959 1045 1245 1500 1615 1736 - Hereford, Commercial Road, Merton Hotel 0824 0829 0829 0829 1003E 1049 1249 1504 1619 1740 - Hereford, Station Approach 0826 0831 0831 0831 - 1030D 1051 1251 1506 1621 1742 - Sunday 09 December 2007 51 Brecon - Hereford via Talgarth – Hay-on-Wye - Peterchurch 39 Mondays to Saturdays (continued) Please note: Operated by: For Sunday buses see service 39A. SSW - Stagecoach in South Wales For other buses between Kingstone and Hereford see service 449. YEC - Yeomans Canyon Travel Col - Herefordshire College Days only BOC - Bowyers Coaches D - Arrives City Bus Station NOT Railway Station. E - Arrives Country Bus Station NOT Merton Hotel. NS - Not Saturdays S - Saturdays Only Sch - Schooldays Only WF - Wednesdays and Fridays Only NCol – College Holidays Stopping Places: Brecon: Interchange; Coleg Powys; Bishops Meadow. Felinfach: Griffin Inn. Pontybat. Bronllys: Hospital; Bronllys House. Talgarth: Square; Talgarth Turn; Gwernyfed Park. Three Cocks: Old Barn Inn. Glasbury: Brecon Road; Little Fforddfawr; Lower Sheephouse. Clyro: Hay Road/Castle Estate (Certain journeys only). Hay-on-Wye: Fire Station; Hay Castle. Cusop: Lower Mead; Nantyglasdwr Lane. Hardwicke: Upper Moor Lodge. Hardwicke Turn; The Haven; Royal Oak. Westbrook: Bricklands; Westbrook Manor; Newton Turn. Dorstone: Main Road; Green; Crossway Corner, Great Llanafon Farm. Peterchurch: Wilmaston; Nag's Head; Lewis Way; Boughton Arms; Community Centre; Crossways; Golden View; Poston Mill Park. Vowchurch: Vowchurch Turn. Kingstone: Gooses Foot Industrial Estate; Hanley Court; Post Office; Church; The Deans; Dews Corner; Arkstone Turn; Clehonger: Brook View; Poplar Road; Croft Road; Gosmore Road; Birch Hill Road; Church Turn. Belmont: Abbey Cottages; Belmont Abbey; Haywood Turn; Tesco Store; The Oval; Belmont Road: Walnut Tree Avenue; Priors Walk. Hereford: St Martin's Street; Bridge Street; Cattle Market; Commercial Road, Franklin Barnes; Merton Hotel; Station Approach. Please note that certain bus stops may not be served by all journeys. In addition to the recognised stopping points shown, passengers may also be picked up or set down at other points. For details of bus stopping places see 'How to Catch a Bus' in the front of the book. 52 Hereford - Brecon via Peterchurch - Hay-on-Wye - Talgarth 39 Mondays to Saturdays Operator: SSW SSW SSW SSW BOC SSW YEC SSW SSW SSW Service: 39 39 39 39 X39 39 39 39 39 39 Day Code: Col WF Sch Col Hereford, Station Approach - 0835 0905 1135 - 1335 - 1555 1645 1745 Hereford, Country Bus Station, Stand 6 - 0840 0910 1140 1300C 1340 1430 1600 1650 1750 Hereford, Broad Street - 0843 0913 1143 1343 1433 1603 1653 1753 Belmont, Tesco Store - 0850 0920 1150 1350 1439 1610 1700 1800 Clehonger, Birch Hill Road - 0855 0925 1155 1355 1443 1615 1705 1805 Kingstone, Post Office - 0902 0932 1202 1402 1448 1622 1712 1812 Vowchurch, Vowchurch Turn - 0910 0940 1210 1325 1410 1453 1630 1720 1820 Peterchurch, Nags Head PH - 0914 0944 1214 1340 1414 1457 1634 1724 1824 Dorstone, Green - 0921 0951 1221 - 1421 - 1641 1731 1831 Westbrook, Westbrook Manor - 0926 0956 1226 - 1426 - 1646 1736 1836 Hardwicke, Hardwicke Turn - 0929 0959 1229 - 1429 - 1649 1739 1839 Hay-on-Wye, Hay Castle (arr) - 0935 1005 1235 - 1435 - 1655 1745 1845 Hay-on-Wye, Hay Castle (dep) 0743 0938 1008 1238 - 1438 - 1658 1746 1846 Clyro, Castle Estate 0747 - - Glasbury, Brecon Road 0752 0947 1017 1247 - 1447 - 1707 1753 1853 Three Cocks, Old Barn Inn 0755 0950 1020 1250 - 1450 - 1710 1756 1856 Talgarth, Square 0802 0957 1027 1257 - 1457 - 1717 1802 1902 Bronllys, Bronllys House 0806 1001 1031 1301 - 1501 - 1721 1806 1906 Felinfach, Griffin Inn 0814 1009 1039 1309 - 1509 - 1729 1812 1912 Brecon, Interchange 0824 1021 1051 1321 - 1521 - 1741 1821 1921 Sunday 09 December 2007 53 Hereford - Brecon via Peterchurch - Hay-on-Wye - Talgarth 39 Mondays to Saturdays (continued) Please note: Operated by: For Sunday buses see service 39A. SSW - Stagecoach in South Wales For other buses between Kingstone and Hereford see service 449. YEC - Yeomans Canyon Travel C - Starts from City Bus Station NOT Country Bus Station. BOC - Bowyers Coaches Col - Herefordshire College Days only NS - Not Saturdays Sch - Schooldays Only WF - Wednesdays and Fridays only Stopping Places: Hereford: Station Approach; Country Bus Station, Stand 6; Maylord Orchards; Broad Street; Belmont Road: Priors Walk; Walnut Tree Avenue. Belmont: The Oval; Tesco Store; Haywood Turn; Belmont Abbey; Abbey Cottages. Clehonger: Church Turn; Seven Stars. Inn; Birch Hill Road; Gosmore Road; Croft Road; Poplar Road; Brook View. Kingstone: Arkstone Turn; Dews Corner; The Deans; Church; Post Office; Hanley Court; Gooses Foot Industrial Estate. Vowchurch: Vowchurch Turn. Peterchurch: Poston Mill Park. Golden View; Crossways; Community Centre; Boughton Arms; Lewis Way; Nag's Head; Wilmaston Farm, Great Llanafon Farm. Dorstone: Crossway Corner; Green. Westbrook: Newton Turn; Westbrook Manor; Bricklands. Hardwicke: Royal Oak; Hardwicke Turn; Upper Moor Lodge. Cusop:; Nantyglasdwr Lane; Lower Mead. Hay-on-Wye: Hay Castle; Fire Station. Clyro: Hay Road/Castle Estate (certain journeys only). Glasbury: Lower Sheephouse; Little Fforddfawr; Brecon Road. Three Cocks: Old Barn Inn. Talgarth: Gwernyfed Park; Talgarth Turn; Square. Bronllys: Bronllys House; Hospital. Pontybat. Felinfach: Griffin Inn. Brecon: Bishop’s Meadow; Coleg Powys; Interchange. Please note that certain bus stops may not be served by all journeys. In addition to the recognised stopping points shown, passengers may also be picked up or set down at other points. For details of bus stopping places see 'How to Catch a Bus' in the front of the book. 54 .
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