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10 bus time schedule & line map 10 Bonaly View In Website Mode The 10 bus line (Bonaly) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bonaly: 5:34 AM - 11:03 PM (2) Broughton: 6:42 PM - 11:57 PM (3) Western Harbour: 5:25 AM - 10:57 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 10 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 10 bus arriving. Direction: Bonaly 10 bus Time Schedule 50 stops Bonaly Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:23 AM - 11:03 PM Monday 5:34 AM - 11:03 PM Western Harbour Park, Western Harbour Western Harbour Drive, United Kingdom Tuesday 5:34 AM - 11:03 PM Windrush Drive, Western Harbour Wednesday 5:34 AM - 11:03 PM 50 Newhaven Place, United Kingdom Thursday 5:34 AM - 11:03 PM Sandpiper Drive, Western Harbour Friday 5:34 AM - 11:03 PM 36 Sandpiper Road, United Kingdom Saturday 6:38 AM - 11:03 PM Annƒeld, Newhaven Fairbairn Place, United Kingdom North Leith Sands, Newhaven 196 Lindsay Road, Edinburgh 10 bus Info Direction: Bonaly Prince Regent Street, North Leith Stops: 50 50 North Junction Street, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 60 min Line Summary: Western Harbour Park, Western Mill Lane, Leith Harbour, Windrush Drive, Western Harbour, 208-210 Great Junction Street, Edinburgh Sandpiper Drive, Western Harbour, Annƒeld, Newhaven, North Leith Sands, Newhaven, Prince Cables Wynd, Leith Regent Street, North Leith, Mill Lane, Leith, Cables 158 Great Junction Street, Edinburgh Wynd, Leith, Swanƒeld, Bonnington, Stanwell Street, Bonnington, Anderson Place, Bonnington, Swanƒeld, Bonnington Bonnington Toll, Pilrig, Redbraes Place, Pilrig, 1 Corunna Place, Edinburgh Mcdonald Street, Broughton, Hopetoun Crescent, Broughton, Elm Row, Hillside, York Place, Edinburgh, Stanwell Street, Bonnington North St David Street, Edinburgh, Princes Street 133 Bonnington Road, Edinburgh (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh, Princes Street (West), Edinburgh, Lothian Road, West End, Usher Hall, West Anderson Place, Bonnington End, Bread Street, Fountainbridge, Home Street, 145A Bonnington Road, Edinburgh Tollcross, Lochrin Buildings, Tollcross, Leamington Terrace, Viewforth, Viewforth, Merchiston Park, Bonnington Toll, Pilrig Viewforth, Polwarth Crescent, Merchiston, Polwarth 201 Broughton Road, Edinburgh Park, Merchiston, Polwarth Parish Church, Merchiston, Ashley Terrace, Merchiston, Polwarth Redbraes Place, Pilrig Terrace, Myreside, Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart, Perdrixknowe, Craiglockhart, Mcdonald Street, Broughton Craiglockhart Sports Centre, Craiglockhart, 95 McDonald Road, Edinburgh Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart, Craiglockhart Hopetoun Crescent, Broughton Campus, Craiglockhart, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill, 39 McDonald Road, Edinburgh Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill, Elliot Road, Firrhill, Redford Barracks, Colinton, Merchiston Castle Elm Row, Hillside School, Colinton, Rustic Cottages, Colinton, Barnshot Elm Row, Edinburgh Road, Colinton, West Mill Road, Bonaly, Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly, Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly, Torphin York Place, Edinburgh Bank, Bonaly, Torphin Terminus, Bonaly Picardy Place, Edinburgh North St David Street, Edinburgh 5 North St David Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (Scott Mon.), Edinburgh 53 Princes Street, Edinburgh Princes Street (West), Edinburgh 111 Princes Street, Edinburgh Lothian Road, West End 7A Lothian Road, Edinburgh Usher Hall, West End 71 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Bread Street, Fountainbridge 139-141-143-145 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Home Street, Tollcross 37 Home Street, Edinburgh Lochrin Buildings, Tollcross 23 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh Leamington Terrace, Viewforth 91 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh Viewforth 161 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh Merchiston Park, Viewforth Granville Terrace, Edinburgh Polwarth Crescent, Merchiston 44 Polwarth Gardens, Edinburgh Polwarth Park, Merchiston 102 Polwarth Gardens, Edinburgh Polwarth Parish Church, Merchiston 29D Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Ashley Terrace, Merchiston 85 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Polwarth Terrace, Myreside Myreside View, Edinburgh Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart 103A Colinton Road, Edinburgh Perdrixknowe, Craiglockhart 151 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Craiglockhart Sports Centre, Craiglockhart 182 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart 202 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart 230 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill 252 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill 255 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Elliot Road, Firrhill 290 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Redford Barracks, Colinton Merchiston Castle School, Colinton 4 The Cedars, Edinburgh Rustic Cottages, Colinton 298 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Barnshot Road, Colinton 8 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh West Mill Road, Bonaly 43 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly Torphin Bank, Bonaly Torphin Terminus, Bonaly Bonally Bus Terminus, Scotland Direction: Broughton 10 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Broughton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 11:27 PM - 11:57 PM Monday 6:42 PM - 11:57 PM Torphin Terminus, Bonaly Bonally Bus Terminus, Scotland Tuesday 6:42 PM - 11:57 PM Torphin Bank, Bonaly Wednesday 6:42 PM - 11:57 PM Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly Thursday 6:42 PM - 11:57 PM Woodƒeld Avenue, Edinburgh Friday 6:42 PM - 11:57 PM Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly Saturday 11:27 PM - 11:57 PM West Mill Road, Bonaly Barnshot Road, Colinton 4 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh 10 bus Info Direction: Broughton Rustic Cottages, Colinton Stops: 37 2 Rustic Cottages, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 35 min Line Summary: Torphin Terminus, Bonaly, Torphin Merchiston Castle School, Colinton Bank, Bonaly, Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly, Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly, West Mill Road, Bonaly, Barnshot Redford Barracks, Colinton Road, Colinton, Rustic Cottages, Colinton, Merchiston Castle School, Colinton, Redford Elliot Road, Firrhill Barracks, Colinton, Elliot Road, Firrhill, Elliot Place, 268 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Firrhill, Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart, Elliot Place, Firrhill Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart, Craiglockhart 264 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Sports Centre, Craiglockhart, Perdrixknowe, Craiglockhart, Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart, Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill Polwarth Terrace, Myreside, Ashley Terrace, 88 Craiglockhart Road, Edinburgh Merchiston, Polwarth Parish Church, Merchiston, Polwarth Park, Merchiston, Polwarth Crescent, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill Merchiston, Merchiston Park, Viewforth, Viewforth, 252 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Leamington Terrace, Viewforth, Lochrin Buildings, Tollcross, Home Street, Tollcross, Bread Street, Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart Fountainbridge, Usher Hall, West End, Lothian Road, 234 Colinton Road, Edinburgh West End, Princes Street (West), Edinburgh, George Street (Assembly Rooms), Edinburgh, George Street Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart (The Dome), Edinburgh, Dublin Street, Edinburgh, 208 Colinton Road, Edinburgh York Place, Edinburgh, Annandale Street, Broughton Craiglockhart Sports Centre, Craiglockhart 124 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Perdrixknowe, Craiglockhart Perdrixknowe, Edinburgh Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart 123 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Polwarth Terrace, Myreside 112 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Ashley Terrace, Merchiston 76 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Polwarth Parish Church, Merchiston 34 Polwarth Terrace, Edinburgh Polwarth Park, Merchiston 57 Polwarth Gardens, Edinburgh Polwarth Crescent, Merchiston 13 Polwarth Gardens, Edinburgh Merchiston Park, Viewforth 3 Granville Terrace, Edinburgh Viewforth 6 St Peter's Buildings, Edinburgh Leamington Terrace, Viewforth 70 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh Lochrin Buildings, Tollcross 8 Gilmore Place, Edinburgh Home Street, Tollcross 34 Home Street, Edinburgh Bread Street, Fountainbridge 140 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Usher Hall, West End 88 Lothian Road, Edinburgh Lothian Road, West End 7A Lothian Road, Edinburgh Princes Street (West), Edinburgh 106 Princes Street, Edinburgh George Street (Assembly Rooms), Edinburgh 59A George Street, Edinburgh George Street (The Dome), Edinburgh George Street, Edinburgh Dublin Street, Edinburgh 6 Queen Street, Edinburgh York Place, Edinburgh 57 York Place, Edinburgh Annandale Street, Broughton 15 Annandale Street, Edinburgh Direction: Western Harbour 10 bus Time Schedule 49 stops Western Harbour Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 8:18 AM - 10:57 PM Monday 5:25 AM - 10:57 PM Torphin Terminus, Bonaly Bonally Bus Terminus, Scotland Tuesday 5:25 AM - 10:57 PM Torphin Bank, Bonaly Wednesday 5:25 AM - 10:57 PM Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly Thursday 5:25 AM - 10:57 PM Woodƒeld Avenue, Edinburgh Friday 5:25 AM - 10:57 PM Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly Saturday 6:25 AM - 10:57 PM West Mill Road, Bonaly Barnshot Road, Colinton 4 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh 10 bus Info Direction: Western Harbour Rustic Cottages, Colinton Stops: 49 2 Rustic Cottages, Edinburgh Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: Torphin Terminus, Bonaly, Torphin Merchiston Castle School, Colinton Bank, Bonaly, Woodƒeld Avenue, Bonaly, Fernielaw Avenue, Bonaly, West Mill Road, Bonaly, Barnshot Redford Barracks, Colinton Road, Colinton, Rustic Cottages, Colinton, Merchiston Castle School, Colinton, Redford Elliot Road, Firrhill Barracks, Colinton, Elliot Road, Firrhill, Elliot Place, 268 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Firrhill, Craiglockhart Road, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Park, Firrhill, Craiglockhart Campus, Craiglockhart, Elliot Place, Firrhill Glenlockhart Valley, Craiglockhart, Craiglockhart 264 Colinton Road, Edinburgh Sports Centre, Craiglockhart, Perdrixknowe, Craiglockhart, Meggetland Terrace, Craiglockhart,
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    The Edinburgh Union Canal Strategy DECEMBER 2011 The Edinburgh Union Canal Strategy The Edinburgh Union Canal Strategy Contents THE EDINBURGH UNION CANAL STRATEGY 3 ince its re-birth as part of the Millennium Link Project the Union Canal has come a long way from a derelict CONTENTS 3 S backwater to become one of Edinburgh’s most important heritage, recreational and community assets. The BACKGROUND 4 Union Canal is now enjoyed on a daily basis by people from across the city and beyond for a variety of uses such as boating, rowing, walking, cycling and fi shing. THE EDINBURGH UNION CANAL STRATEGY KEY AIMS AND OBJECTIVES 5 The Union Canal is also a focus for new development, The City of Edinburgh Council (CEC) and British Current Context 7 particularly at Fountainbridge, for new canal boat Waterways Scotland (BWS) have prepared this strategy SCOTLAND’S CANALS 9 moorings and marinas and for canal-focused for the Union Canal within the Edinburgh area to THE UNION CANAL IN EDINBURGH 9 community activities. However, as the canal is guide its development and to promote a vision of the HISTORY AND HERITAGE 10 developed, it must also be protected and its potential place we wish the Union Canal to be. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 11 maximised for the for the benefi t of the wider ENVIRONMENT AND BIODIVERSITY 12 community and environment. MOVEMENT AND CONNECTIVITY 13 COMMUNITY AND TOURISM 14 The Strategy 15 “The Union Canal is one of Edinburgh’s hidden gems. We hope this Strategy OPPORTUNITY 1 - ACCESS TO THE UNION CANAL 16 will allow more of our citizens to appreciate and benefi t from its beauty as OPPORTUNITY 2 - WATERWAY, DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT 18 well as the economic development potential it provides.” OPPORTUNITY 3 - COMMUNITY, RECREATION AND TOURISM 20 Councillor Tim McKay, Edinburgh Canal Champion OPPORTUNITY 4 - INFRASTRUCTURE, DRAINAGE, CLIMATE CHANGE 22 The Canal Hubs 23 “The publication of the new Edinburgh Canal Strategy is a major milestone in the renaissance of the RATHO 26 two hundred year old Union Canal.