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Travel Bus Routes Times Brochure COLLEGE BUS SERVICE 2015/16 2 E C I V R E S S U B College Bus Service Salford City College has provided college transport for a number of years. The transport to our centres is currently for all stu de nts travel ling to our City Skills, Eccles, Pendleton and Walkden Sixth Form Centres, plus FutureSkills. The bus shall drop you off outside or very near the centre that you are studying at and will collect you at the same point each day. Using the college buses provides you with a safe and d irect Public Bus Transport journey to college with your friends. The drivers keep to the same route so you will get to know them and they will get to know you. The college centres are served by an excellent bus service. If you The college service is provided by coach companies: Chesters, want information on the best route from your house to your chosen Jones and Bradshaws. They each have many years of experience college centre visit www.tfgm.com, you can also call Greater and work closely with the college during the year. Manchester Public Transport Executive on 0871 200 2233. All of the services are on modern and comfortable buses and Tram Travel will run every day during term time. If there are ever any buses cancelled due to bad weather you will find out quickly by the You can easily travel to all centres of Salford City College by tram. college twitter page @SalfordCC. For all our sixth form centres you would get off at the Eccles stop. F or our FutureSkills centre use Exchange Quay stop. Bus Stops Train Travel The college bus stops at any standard bus stop along the service routes. All of the college centres are easily accessible from Manchester city centre, so getting a train into Manchester and then a public bus to Bus Permit your chosen centre is easy. Students are only permitted to get on the bus as per their Our Walkden Sixth Form Centre is a five minute walk away from student ID. Walkden Train Station. Our Eccles Sixth Form Centre is a 15 minute *All students will be required to purchase an annual college bus pass walk away from Eccles Train Station. permit at the cost of £20. Places are limited and will be offered Car and Bike Park on a first come first served basis once the application date is open. No refunds shall be provided. If you decide to drive or cycle to college then you will have access to park in the college car park. There is ample free parking at each of the centres. Students will provide their car details and will be supplied with a parking permit to display in their windscreen. 3 E C I V R E S S U B SERVICE001 Picks up from the following areas: ASTLEY LEIGH BOOTHSTOWN CADISHEAD PICK UP POINT Time PICK UP POINT Time • Manchester Road/Lodge Drive, Astley 07:25 • Argosy Drive/Liverpool Road, Peel Green 08:22 • St. Mary's RC HS, M/cr Road, Astley 07:27 • Claybank Motors, Liverpool Road, Peel Green 08:25 • Bedford HS, M/cr Road, Leigh 07:30 • Bindloss Avenue, Eccles Old Road, Eccles 08:35 • Manchester Road/Bangor Fold, Leigh 07:32 STOP HERE FOR ECCLES • Warrington Road/Breaston Avenue, Leigh 07:35 SIXTH FORM CENTRE • Warrington Road/Light Oaks Road, Glazebury 07:40 • The Hope, Eccles Old Road, Salford 08:37 • Warrington Road/Holcroft Lane, Culcheth 07:45 • Eccles Old Road/Weaste Lane, Salford 08:40 • Glazebrook Station, Glazebrook 07:50 • Eccles Old Road/Manor Road, Salford 08:45 • Coach & Horses, Cadishead 07:55 STOP HERE FOR PENDLETON • Barclays Bank, Cadishead 08:00 SIXTH FORM CENTRE • Prospect Road, Cadishead 08:02 • Station Road, Irlam 08:04 SHUTTLE ALSO AVAILABLE FROM PENDLETON TO WALKDEN, • White Lion, Irlam 08:05 FUTURESKILLS AND CITY SKILLS • Irlam Primary School, Irlam 08:06 AT 8.50AM AND RETURNING • Opposite Total Petrol Station, Liverpool Road 08:08 AT THE END OF THE DAY. (SEE PAGE 11) • Nags Head, Liverpool Road, Irlam 08:10 4 E C I V SERVICE002 R E Picks up from the following areas: S S U B ATHERTON TYLDESLEY ASTLEY BOOTHSTOWN WORSLEY PICK UP POINT Time • Church Street, Atherton 07:20 • Tyldesley Road/Tyldesley Old Road 07:23 SERVICE001A • Tyldesley Police Station, Shuttle Street 07:28 • Milk Street, Tyldesley 07:29 Picks up from the following areas: • Elliott Street, Tyldesley 07:30 CADISHEAD • Astley Street, Tyldesley 07:33 IRLAM • Princess Avenue, Tyldesley 07:35 PEEL GREEN • Manchester Road, Astley 07:36 • Church Road, Astley 07:37 PICK UP POINT Time • Henfold Road, Astley 07:40 • Hough Lane, Astley 07:42 • Coach & Horses, Cadishead 07:45 • Sale Lane/Mort Lane, Tyldesley 07:48 • Barclays Bank, Cadishead 07:50 • Mosley Common Road, Mosley Common 07:50 • Prospect Road, Cadishead 07:52 • Mosley Common Road/East Lancs Road 07:52 • Station Road, Irlam 07:54 • Standsfield Centre, Simpson Road, Boothstown 07:58 • White Lion, Irlam 07:55 • Leigh Road, Boothstown 08:08 • Irlam Primary School, Irlam 07:56 • Leigh Road, Worsley 08:10 • Opposite Total Petrol Station, Liverpool Road 07:58 • Worsley Court House, Worsley 08:15 • Nags Head, Liverpool Road, Irlam 08:00 • Eccles Old Road/Salford Royal Hospital 08:30 • Argosy Drive/Liverpool Road, Peel Green 08:22 • Eccles Old Road/Lancaster Road 08:32 • Claybank Motors, Liverpool Road, Peel Green 08:25 • Eccles Old Road/Manor Road 08:35 • Wellington Road, Eccles 08:35 STOP HERE FOR PENDLETON • Clarendon Crescent, Eccles Old Road, Salford 08:38 SIXTH FORM CENTRE STOP HERE FOR ECCLES SIXTH FORM CENTRE (BOTTOM OF CHATSWORTH ROAD) SHUTTLE ALSO AVAILABLE FROM PENDLETON TO CITY SKILLS, • Eccles Old Road/Manor Road 08:45 FUTURESKILLS, ECCLES AND WALKDEN AT 8.50AM AND STOP HERE FOR PENDLETON RETURNING AT THE END OF SIXTH FORM CENTRE THE DAY. (SEE PAGE 11) SHUTTLE ALSO AVAILABLE FROM PENDLETON TO WALKDEN, FUTURESKILLS AND CITY SKILLS AT 8.50AM AND RETURNING AT THE END OF THE DAY. (SEE PAGE 11) 5 E C I SERVICE003 SERVICE004 V R Picks up from the following areas: Picks up from the following areas: E S S U WESTHOUGHTON BLACKLEY B BOLTON CHEETHAM HILL FARNWORTH BROUGHTON WALKDEN PICK UP POINT Time PICK UP POINT Time • Victoria Avenue/Glenbrook Road 07:40 • Manchester Road/Bolton Road, Westhoughton 07:20 • Victoria Avenue/Tweedle Hill 07:42 • Manchester Road, Chequerbent 07:23 • Victoria Avenue/Chain Road 07:45 • Manchester Road, F our L ane E nds 07:27 • Victoria Avenue East/Tesco 07:46 • St. Helens Road/Plodder Lane 07:28 • Moston Lane/Gardeners Arms 07:43 • Plodder Lane/Water Gate Lane, Bolton 07:30 • Charlestow n Road/Mosto n Lane 07:55 • Plodder Lane/Bradford Road, Bolton 07:35 • Charlestow n Road/Boot h Ha ll Road 07:57 • Bradford Road, Bolton 07:38 • Charlestow n Road/Rochdal e Road 07:58 • Lavender Road, Harper Green 07:40 • Lion Street/Old Market Street 07:59 • Harper Green Road, Harper Green 07:42 • Slack Road/Factory Lane 08:00 • Plodder Lane, Bolton 07:44 • Crescent Road/Waterloo Street 08:01 • Glynne Street, Farnworth 07:45 • Crescent Road/Ashtree Road 08:02 • Albert Road, Farnworth 07:46 • Greenhill Road/Waterloo Road 08:03 • Worsley Road, Farnworth 07:48 • Waterloo Road/Cheetham Hill Road 08:04 • Worsley Road North, Hill Top 07:50 • Waterloo Road/Barrow Hill Road 08:05 • Bolton Road, Walkden 07:54 • Great Clowes Street/Broughton Lane 08:08 • Stocks Hotel, Walkden 07:55 • Camp Street/Vernon Street 08:09 • Walkden Train Station 07:56 • Fredrick Road/Lower Broughton Lane 08:11 STOP HERE FOR WALKDEN • Lissadel Street/City Skills Sixth Form Centre 08:14 SIXTH FORM CENTRE STOP HERE FOR CITY SKILLS SIXTH FORM CENTRE • Newearth Road/East Lancs Road 07:59 • East Lancs Road/Walkden Road 08:10 • Broughton Road/The Railway 08:17 • East Lancs Road/Moorside Road 08:20 • Eccles Old Road 08:22 • East Lancs Road/Worsley Road 08:25 STOP HERE FOR PENDLETON SIXTH FORM CENTRE • East Lancs Road/Eccles Road 08:27 • East Lancs Road/Barton Road 08:30 SHUTTLE ALSO AVAILABLE • Lancaster Road 08:35 FROM PENDLETON TO ECCLES, • Eccles Old Road 08:37 FUTURESKILLS AND WALKDEN AT 8.50AM AND RETURNING • Eccles Old Road/Weaste Lane 08:39 AT THE END OF THE DAY. • Eccles Old Road/Manor Road 08:40 (SEE PAGE 11) STOP HERE FOR PENDLETON SIXTH FORM CENTRE SHUTTLE ALSO AVAILABLE FROM PENDLETON TO CITY SKILLS, FUTURESKILLS AND ECCLES AT 8.50AM AND RETURNING AT THE END OF THE DAY. (SEE PAGE 11) 6 E C I V R E S S U B SERVICE005 Picks up from the following areas: LOSTOCK STRETFORD URMSTON FLIXTON DAVYHULME ECCLES PICK UP POINT Time PICK UP POINT Time • Lostock shops, Barton Road, Lostock 07:41 • Crofts Bank Road/Canterbury Road, Davyhulme 08:15 • Barton Road /L ostock Green, Lostock 07:42 • Davyhulme Circle, Davyhulme 08:17 • Barton Road /Melville Road, Lostock 07:44 • Barton Road/Rivers Lane, Davyhulme 08:18 • Derbyshire Lane/ P ark R oad, S tretford 07:45 • Redclyffe Road/ Ellesmere Circle, Dumplington 08:20 • Park Road /J ackson Street, Stretford 07:46 • Trafford BLVD, Trafford Park 08:25 • Urmston Lane/Robin Hood, Stretford 07:48 • Ashburton Road West, Trafford Park 08:29 • Urmston Lane/Thistle wood Hotel 07:49 • Guinness Road West, Trafford Park 08:31 • Stretford Road/Leagate, Urmston 07:52 • Eccles Old Road/Lancaster Road 08.35 • Church Road/Chasson Road, Urmston 07:53 • Eccles Old Road/Manor Road 08.38 • Church Road/Flixton Road, Urmston 07:55 STOP HERE FOR PENDLETON SIXTH FORM CENTRE • Flixton Road/Western Road, Flixton 07:57 • Irlam Road/ Malborough Road, Flixton 08:01 • Clarendon Crescent 08.48 • Woodsend Road/Bishop Road, Flixton 08:04 STOP HERE FOR ECCLES SIXTH FORM CENTRE • Woodsend Circle 08:06 • Moorside Road/Norreys Avenue, Flixton 08:07 SHUTTLE ALSO AVAILABLE FROM • Moorside Road/Brook Road, Flixton 08:08 PENDLETON TO WALKDEN, • Moorside Road/ Tr afford General 08:09 FUTURESKILLS AND CITY SKILLS AT 8.50AM AND RETURNING • Moorside Road/Curzon Cinema Roundabout 08:12 AT THE END OF THE DAY.
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