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Transport Routes ALDENHAM SCHOOL - TRANSPORT ROUTES Route 1 Time Rickmansworth: Homestead Road, opposite LT/BR Station. 7.30 am Croxley Green: Outside Croxley LT Station. 7.38 am Watford: Two Bridges bus stop on dual carriageway (Watford Rd) towards Watford (am only) 7.41 am Watford (L): Bus stop (lay-by) Watford Road opposite The Harvester (pm only) Watford (L): Town Hall roundabout, next to the Library 7.48 am Route 2 Brookmans Park: Outside Brookmans Park Hotel 7.15 am Potters Bar: High Street, lay-by opposite Bus Garage. 7.20 am Hadley Green: Great North Road, bus stop before the junction with Wagon Road 7.25 am Hadley Green: Great North Road, junction of Dury Road. 7.27 am High Barnet: High Street, outside Superdrug. 7.30 am Arkley: Barnet Road, outside The Arkley Public House 7.37 am Arkley: Barnet Road, bus stop outside The Gate Public House 7.40 am Stirling Corner: Furzehill Road bus stop before Ashley Drive 7.43 am Borehamwood (L): Shenley Road, outside The Alfred Arms 7.55 am Theobald Street: Bus stop after Anthony Road adjacent to Stevenage Crescent 7.56 am Theobald Street: Bus Stop between Gateshead Road and Beech Drive (pm only) Radlett (L): Bus stop in High Street opposite the Post Office (am only) 8.05 am Radlett (L): Bus stop opposite 2-3 Theobald Street (pm only) Route 3 Cockfosters: LT Station. 7.15 am Cockfosters: Cat Hill, bus stop near Mansfield Avenue. 7.18 am East Barnet Village: Bus stop outside Co-Op 7.20 am Lyonsdown Road: Opposite Hasluck Gardens 7.23 am Totteridge: Totteridge and Whetstone LT Station. 7.33 am Route 4 Wembley Park Drive : Bus stop N junction Wembley Hill Road 7.20 am Preston Road: Bus stop before roundabout at Woodcock Hill/Preston Hill. 7.34 am Kingsbury: The Mall, outside Fire/Ambulance Station. 7.40 am Queensbury: Honeypot Lane, opposite Morrisons 7.45 am Canons Park (L): Honeypot Lane, bus stop opposite Bramble Close. 7.48 am Stanmore (L): London Road, lay-by opposite LT Station. 8.00 am Elstree (L): Bus stop outside Roberts Sweet Shop (pm only) 2 Route 5 Harrow on the Hill: Headstone Road, outside Ford Dealership 7.15 am North Harrow: Bus stop outside Tesco Express, Pinner Road 7.22 am Pinner: Marsh Road, bus stop at the end of West End Avenue 7.25 am Pinner: Elm Park Road, bus stop at the end of West End Lane 7.27 am Pinner: Uxbridge Road, junction with Paines Lane 7.30 am Hatch End: Uxbridge Road, bus stop outside Sea Pebbles Restaurant 7.33 am Harrow Weald: Uxbridge Road, bus stop near Belsize Rd 7.39 am Route 6 St James Primary School: Opposite St Lukes Hospital, Woodside Avenue 7.15 am A1000 (Grt Nrth Rd) : Sussex Gardens (am only) 7.20 am Return Journey: Woodside Avenue: A1000 (Grt Nrth Rd) entrance into Woodside Avenue (pm only) Bishops Avenue: Bus Stop B just into Bishops Avenue 7.22 am Return Journey: Opposite bus stop B in Bishops Avenue Hampstead Garden Suburb Market Place: Bus stop outside Medivet on Lyttleton Road (am only) 7.25 am Return Journey: Bus stop on Lyttleton Road outside Market Place shops (pm only) Falloden Way: Lay-by near to Brookland Rise bus stop 7.26 am Regents Park Road: Bus Stop TR in between Fitzalan Road and Allandale Ave 7.31 am The Quadrant: Outside Hammonds Coach Works in Parson Street. 7.40 am Hendon Hall: Bus stop outside Hendon Hall Hotel Parson Street. 7.42 am Route 7 Ruislip: Eastcote Road, outside St Martin’s Church 7.15 am Bury Street: Bus stop north of Ladygate Lane 7.19 am Ducks Hill Road: Junction of Jackets Lane 7.24 am Northwood: Rickmansworth Road, bus stop near Dene Road 7.27am Green Lane: Bus lay-by outside Grosvenor Gallery 7.31 am Watford Road: Bus stop, where Sandy Lane joins Watford Road, nearly opposite The Woods 7.32 am Sandy Lane: Bus lay-by near Westbury Road 7.35 am Oxhey: (L) Bus stop opposite Oxhey Road and in front of Oxhey Park 7.45 am Oxhey: (L) Eastbury Road, bus stop opposite St Matthew’s Church 7.49 am Aldenham Road (L): Bus lay-by near junction with Aldenham Road and The Avenue 7.50 am Route 8 Totteridge Village: The Orange Tree Public House 7.30 am Totteridge Common: St Edmunds College 7.32 am Mill Hill, Lawrence Street, bus stop U opposite junction with Uphill Road 7.35 am Mill Hill, junction of Flower Lane and The Broadway 7.40 am Edgware (L): Library, Hale Lane. 7.50 am Edgware (L): Stonegrove, bus stop by War Memorial 7.55 am (L) = Local Charge Please note we reserve the right to modify the timetable when necessary Transporttimetable/ May 2017 .
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