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271 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 271 bus time schedule & line map 271 Castleton - Bradwell - Hathersage - She∆eld View In Website Mode The 271 bus line (Castleton - Bradwell - Hathersage - She∆eld) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Castleton: 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM (2) She∆eld Centre: 7:25 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 271 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 271 bus arriving. Direction: Castleton 271 bus Time Schedule 92 stops Castleton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM She∆eld Interchange/D2, She∆eld Centre Tuesday 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM Pond Street/Paternoster Row, She∆eld Centre Paternoster Row, She∆eld Wednesday 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM Furnival Street/Arundel Lane, She∆eld Centre Thursday 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM 20 Furnival Street, She∆eld Friday 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM Furnival Gate/Matilda Way, She∆eld Centre Saturday 3:50 PM - 5:50 PM Furnival Gate, She∆eld West Street/Fitzwilliam Street, She∆eld Centre West Street, She∆eld 271 bus Info Glossop Road/Gell Street, She∆eld Centre Direction: Castleton 241 Glossop Road, She∆eld Stops: 92 Trip Duration: 65 min Glossop Road/Clarkson Street, Western Bank Line Summary: She∆eld Interchange/D2, She∆eld 301 Glossop Road, She∆eld Centre, Pond Street/Paternoster Row, She∆eld Centre, Furnival Street/Arundel Lane, She∆eld Glossop Road/Clarkehouse Road, Broomhill Centre, Furnival Gate/Matilda Way, She∆eld Centre, Glossop Road, She∆eld West Street/Fitzwilliam Street, She∆eld Centre, Glossop Road/Gell Street, She∆eld Centre, Glossop Glossop Road/Newbould Lane, Broomhill Road/Clarkson Street, Western Bank, Glossop 452 Glossop Road, She∆eld Road/Clarkehouse Road, Broomhill, Glossop Road/Newbould Lane, Broomhill, Newbould Newbould Lane/Clarkehouse Road, Broomhill Lane/Clarkehouse Road, Broomhill, Clarkehouse Road/Rutland Park, Broomhill, Brocco Clarkehouse Road/Rutland Park, Broomhill Bank/Endcliffe Terrace Road, Hunters Bar, Brocco Bank/Ecclesall Road, Hunters Bar, Ecclesall Brocco Bank/Endcliffe Terrace Road, Hunters Bar Road/Junction Road, Hunters Bar, Ecclesall Road/Rustlings Road, Hunters Bar, Ecclesall Brocco Bank/Ecclesall Road, Hunters Bar Road/Carrington Road, Hunters Bar, Ecclesall Brocco Bank, She∆eld Road/Greystones Road, Banner Cross, Ecclesall Road/Huntingtower Road, Banner Cross, Ecclesall Ecclesall Road/Junction Road, Hunters Bar Road South/Brincliffe Edge Road, Banner Cross, Ecclesall Road, She∆eld Ecclesall Road South/Ringinglow Road, Ecclesall, Ecclesall Road South/Dunkeld Road, Ecclesall, Ecclesall Road/Rustlings Road, Hunters Bar Ecclesall Road South/Millhouses Lane, Ecclesall, Ecclesall Road South/Cortworth Road, Ecclesall, Ecclesall Road/Carrington Road, Hunters Bar Ecclesall Road South/Dobcroft Road, Ecclesall, Marmion Road, She∆eld Ecclesall Road South/Parkhead Crescent, Parkhead, Ecclesall Road South/Abbey Lane, Parkhead, Ecclesall Road/Greystones Road, Banner Cross Ecclesall Road South/Little Common Lane, Parkhead, Ecclesall Road South/Whirlow Court Ecclesall Road/Huntingtower Road, Banner Cross Road, Whirlow, Ecclesall Road South/Whirlowdale Road, Whirlow, Ecclesall Road South/Limb Lane, Ecclesall Road South/Brincliffe Edge Road, Whirlow, Hathersage Road/Ash House Lane, Banner Cross Whirlow, Hathersage Road/Cross Lane, Dore Moor, Hathersage Road/Brickhouse Lane, Dore Moor, Ecclesall Road South/Ringinglow Road, Ecclesall Hathersage Road/Sheephill Road, Dore Moor, Hathersage Road/Whitelow Lane, Dore Moor, Ecclesall Road South/Dunkeld Road, Ecclesall Hathersage Road/Stony Ridge Road, Fox House, Hathersage Road/Access Road, Fox House, Ecclesall Road South/Millhouses Lane, Ecclesall Hathersage Road/Owler Bar Road, Fox House, Hathersage Road/Burbage Bridge, Fox House, Ecclesall Road South/Cortworth Road, Ecclesall Surprise View, Hathersage, The Millstone, Hathersage, The Dale, Hathersage, High Leigh, Hathersage, Crossland Road, Hathersage, George Ecclesall Road South/Dobcroft Road, Ecclesall Hotel, Hathersage, Hathersage Bridge, Hathersage, Hill Foot, Hathersage, Cunliffe House, Hathersage, Ecclesall Road South/Parkhead Crescent, Riverside Dairy, Hathersage, Bus Turnaround, Parkhead Bamford, Saltergate Lane, Bamford, Station Road, 345 Ecclesall Road South, She∆eld Bamford, Victoria Road, Bamford, Derwent Hotel, Bamford, Institute, Bamford, Greenhead Park, Ecclesall Road South/Abbey Lane, Parkhead Bamford, Old Road, Bamford, Lydgate Cottages, Abbey Lane, She∆eld Yorkshire Bridge, Lydgate Lane, Yorkshire Bridge, Lydgate Lane, Yorkshire Bridge, Lydgate Cottages, Ecclesall Road South/Little Common Lane, Yorkshire Bridge, Old Road, Bamford, Greenhead Parkhead Park, Bamford, Derwent Hotel, Bamford, Victoria Little Common Lane, She∆eld Road, Bamford, Station Road, Bamford, Saltergate Lane, Bamford, Bus Turnaround, Bamford, Shatton Ecclesall Road South/Whirlow Court Road, Lane, Bamford, Thornhill Lane, Bamford, The Rising Whirlow Sun, Bamford, Travellers Rest, Brough, Mill, Brough, Stretƒeld Cottages, Bradwell, Batham Gate, Ecclesall Road South/Whirlowdale Road, Whirlow Bradwell, Memorial Hall, Bradwell, Church, Bradwell, Whirlow Grange Drive, England Towngate, Bradwell, Memorial Hall, Bradwell, Batham Gate, Bradwell, Stretƒeld Cottages, Ecclesall Road South/Limb Lane, Whirlow Bradwell, Mill, Brough, Travellers Rest, Brough, Station Road End, Hope, Aston Lane, Hope, Church, Hathersage Road/Ash House Lane, Whirlow Hope, Post O∆ce, Hope, College, Hope, Warehouse Lane, Hope, Losehill Hall, Castleton, How Lane, Hathersage Road/Cross Lane, Dore Moor Castleton, Bus Station, Castleton Hathersage Road/Brickhouse Lane, Dore Moor Hathersage Road/Sheephill Road, Dore Moor Hathersage Road/Whitelow Lane, Dore Moor Whitelow Lane, England Hathersage Road/Stony Ridge Road, Fox House Hathersage Road/Access Road, Fox House Hathersage Road/Owler Bar Road, Fox House Hathersage Road/Burbage Bridge, Fox House Surprise View, Hathersage The Millstone, Hathersage The Dale, Hathersage High Leigh, Hathersage Crossland Road, Hathersage Smithy Meadows, Hathersage Civil Parish George Hotel, Hathersage Hathersage Bridge, Hathersage Hill Foot, Hathersage Castleton Road, Outseats Civil Parish Cunliffe House, Hathersage Riverside Dairy, Hathersage Bus Turnaround, Bamford Saltergate Lane, Bamford Station Road, Bamford Station Road, Bamford Civil Parish Victoria Road, Bamford Main Road, Bamford Civil Parish Derwent Hotel, Bamford The Croft, Bamford Civil Parish Institute, Bamford Taggs Knoll, Bamford Civil Parish Greenhead Park, Bamford Old Road, Bamford Lydgate Cottages, Yorkshire Bridge Lydgate Lane, Yorkshire Bridge Lydgate Lane, Yorkshire Bridge Lydgate Cottages, Yorkshire Bridge Old Road, Bamford Greenhead Park, Bamford Ashopton Road, Bamford Civil Parish Derwent Hotel, Bamford The Croft, Bamford Civil Parish Victoria Road, Bamford Main Road, Bamford Civil Parish Station Road, Bamford Station Road, Bamford Civil Parish Saltergate Lane, Bamford Bus Turnaround, Bamford Shatton Lane, Bamford Thornhill Lane, Bamford The Rising Sun, Bamford Travellers Rest, Brough Hope Road, Aston Civil Parish Mill, Brough Stretƒeld Cottages, Bradwell Batham Gate, Bradwell Main Road, Bradwell Civil Parish Memorial Hall, Bradwell Netherside, Bradwell Civil Parish Church, Bradwell The Hills, Bradwell Civil Parish Towngate, Bradwell Bridge Street, Bradwell Civil Parish Memorial Hall, Bradwell Batham Gate, Bradwell Stretƒeld Cottages, Bradwell Mill, Brough Stretƒeld Road, Bradwell Civil Parish Travellers Rest, Brough Station Road End, Hope Aston Lane, Hope Church, Hope Sherwood Avenue, Hope Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Hope College, Hope Warehouse Lane, Hope Losehill Hall, Castleton How Lane, Castleton 1 Weaving Avenue, Castleton Civil Parish Bus Station, Castleton Direction: She∆eld Centre 271 bus Time Schedule 91 stops She∆eld Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:25 AM Monday 7:25 AM Bus Station, Castleton Tuesday 7:25 AM Losehill Hall, Castleton Wednesday 7:25 AM Warehouse Lane, Hope Thursday 7:25 AM The Marshes, Hope Friday 7:25 AM College, Hope Saturday 7:25 AM 50 Castleton Road, Hope Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Hope Aston Lane, Hope 271 bus Info Direction: She∆eld Centre Station Road End, Hope Stops: 91 Trip Duration: 71 min Station Road, Hope Civil Parish Line Summary: Bus Station, Castleton, Losehill Hall, Travellers Rest, Brough Castleton, Warehouse Lane, Hope, The Marshes, Hope, College, Hope, Post O∆ce, Hope, Aston Lane, Hope Road, Aston Civil Parish Hope, Station Road End, Hope, Travellers Rest, Mill, Brough Brough, Mill, Brough, Stretƒeld Cottages, Bradwell, Batham Gate, Bradwell, Memorial Hall, Bradwell, Church, Bradwell, Towngate, Bradwell, Memorial Hall, Stretƒeld Cottages, Bradwell Bradwell, Batham Gate, Bradwell, Stretƒeld Cottages, Bradwell, Mill, Brough, Travellers Rest, Batham Gate, Bradwell Brough, The Rising Sun, Bamford, Thornhill Lane, Main Road, Bradwell Civil Parish Bamford, Shatton Lane, Bamford, Bus Turnaround, Bamford, Saltergate Lane, Bamford, Station Road, Memorial Hall, Bradwell Bamford, Victoria Road, Bamford, Derwent Hotel, Netherside, Bradwell Civil Parish Bamford, Institute, Bamford, Greenhead Park, Bamford, Old Road, Bamford, Lydgate Cottages, Church, Bradwell Yorkshire Bridge, Lydgate Lane, Yorkshire Bridge, The Hills, Bradwell Civil Parish Lydgate Cottages, Yorkshire Bridge, Lydgate Lane, Yorkshire Bridge, Old Road, Bamford, Greenhead Towngate, Bradwell Park, Bamford, Derwent Hotel, Bamford, Victoria Bridge Street, Bradwell Civil Parish Road, Bamford, Station Road, Bamford, Saltergate Lane, Bamford, Bus Turnaround, Bamford, Riverside
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