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X7 Ulverston-Kirkby-In-Furness-Barrow Coniston - Broughton - Kirkby in Furness Asda - Barrow - Rampside Wednesday Round Robin from Coniston Blueworks X7 Catch the 09:30 service X7 from Coniston to Barrow Have a short break there, before catching the 11:40 service 11 along the Coast Road and stop off at a village for a walk or a meal From 21st June 2021 Then pick up the 14:00 service 11 from Barrow at any stop along the route, Wednesday and Friday and change at Ulverston for the X12 at 14:50 to Coniston. (Except Bank Holidays) Coniston, Crown 09:30 Barrow, The Mall 13:40 Alternatively catch the 09:30 Service X12 from Coniston to Ulverston, which continues along the Coast Road as service 11. Hop off anywhere along the route for a walk, before catching from any stop on the route, Barrow, the service 11 which leaves Ulverston at 13:00, and the bus will take you back to Coniston. Park Coppice 09:33 13:45 Ramsden Square Torver, Shelter 09:37 Barrow, Asda 13:50 Wednesday : Hop Off è Stop è Hop On Broughton-in- 10:00* Dalton (on request) 14:00 Furness, Square Ser. Ser. Foxfield, Station 10:04 Askam 14:10 X7 Coniston, Crown 0930 X12 Coniston 0930 Grizebeck 10:11 Ireleth 14:13 X7 Park Coppice 0933 X12 Park Coppice 0933 Kirkby-in-Furness 10:24 Kirkby-in-Furness 14:23 X7 Torver 0937 X12 Torver 0937 X7 Barrow (The Mall) 1103 X12 Ulverston, Victoria Road 1010 Ireleth 10:35 Grizebeck 14:38 â â Askam 10:39 Foxfield 14:45 11 Barrow, Town Hall 1142 1402 11 Ulverston, Victoria Road 1015 1300 Broughton-in- Dalton (on request) 10:48 14:50 Furness 11 Rampside, Concle 1157 è 1417 11 Conishead Priory 1019 è 1304 11 Roa Island 1159 è 1419 11 Bardsea, Village 1022 è 1307 Barrow, Asda 10:57 Torver 15:13 11 Newbiggin, Road End 1208 è 1428 11 Baycliff, Fishermans Arms 1026 è 1311 Barrow, 11:03 Park Coppice 15:19 The Mall 11 Aldingham, Road End 1210 è 1430 11 Aldingham, Road End 1029 è 1313 11 Baycliff, Fishermans Arms 1212 è 1432 11 Newbiggin, Road End 1031 è 1315 Coniston 15:23 11 Bardsea, Village 1215 è 1435 11 Rampside, Concle 1035 è 1325 Friday only 11 Conishead Priory 1216 è 1436 11 Roa Island 1038 è 1326 Barrow, The Mall 11:10 12:45 11 Ulverston Victoria Rd 1220 1440 11 Barrow, Town Hall 1058 1339 â X7 Torver 1513 Rampside 11:20 13:00 X12 Ulverston Victoria Rd 1450 X7 Park Coppice 1519 Roa Island 11:25 13:05 X12 Torver 1520 X7 Coniston 1523 Rampside 11:30 13:10 X12 Park Coppice 1523 Outside built up areas the bus will stop anywhere it Barrow, The Mall 11:45 13:20 X12 Coniston, Crown 1530 is safe to do so - Please signal clearly to the driver On Fridays the service is provided on behalf of the Friends of Service X112 Service 11 and X12 run Monday to Friday - for full details see the 11/X12 leaflet www.cumbria.gov.uk/buses Comments and Suggestions This service is provided by Service X7 Timetable Leaflet Requests Blueworks: 01539531995 Coniston 07875558118 / 07557851097 to Barrow If you have comments or suggestions on [email protected] Via Broughton (certain trips are run on behalf From Kirkby and how your local bus services may be improved, 21st June of the Friends of the X112) Askam or to request a timetable leaflet please contact: 2021 What’s New Scheduled Bus Services Team, Ø Extra Friday service, run on behalf of the Coniston Cumbria County Council, Friends of the X112 Torver Parkhouse Building, Baron Way, Ø Runs to/from Coniston via Broughton in Kingmoor Business Park, Furness Blawith Ø Runs to/ from Roa Island on Fridays Carlisle, Cumbria, CA6 4SJ Email: [email protected] Broughton in Furness Lowick Phone : 0333 240 6965 (Select option 1) Other Services See the 11&X12 leaflet for full details of Greenodd Ulverston - Barrow and Coniston - Ulvetston Operated by Timetable information is available at: Blueworks with Www.cumbria.gov.uk/buses Friday X7 For other local timetables journeys Ulverston visit our website Run on behalf of the www.cumbria.gov.uk/buses ‘Friends of the Bardsea Large print timetables X112’ Baycliff Further Information Newbiggin are also available. Up to date journey details Barrow 21 May 2025 Rampside phone 0871 200 22 33. Monday to Friday (Daily : 07:00 to 20:00) Roose Calls cost 12p per minute plus your phone Roa Island 08:30 until 17:00 company’s access charge. Open Daily 7am until 8pm Calls cost 12p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the information provided in this leaflet is correct, Cumbria County Council cannot be held responsible for any loss, damage, injury or inconvenience caused by errors, omissions, timetable changes or cancellations, delays or diversions of services..
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