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Mondays to Fridays Saturdays Sundays 6 Bedingfield - Stowupland - Bury St Edmunds High Suffolk Community Transport Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays no service Saturdays Service 6 Service Restrictions 3rdSat Bedingfield Street, opp The Pump 0931 Bedingfield, adj Church 0934 Redlingfield, opp Village Sign 0938 Southolt, adj Church Green 0941 Worlingworth, opp Letter Box 0945 Worlingworth, opp The Cross 0947 Worlingworth, opp Church 0949 Tannington, opp Chapel Road 0953 Bedfield, adj Tannington Road 1000 Bedfield, adj Playing Field 1002 Bedfield Little Green, Dog Corner 1004 Monk Soham, opp Old School 1006 Monk Soham, adj Council Houses 1009 Kenton, adj The Old Crown 1012 Kenton, o/s 11 Garneys Close 1014 Debenham, o/s Bus Shelter 1022 Stowupland, opp Crown 1044 Bury St Edmunds, Abbey Gardens (E-bound) 1109 Sundays no service Service Restrictions: 3rdSat - Operates on the third Saturday of each month only Suffolk 17/11/2012 6 Bury St Edmunds - Stowupland - Bedingfield High Suffolk Community Transport Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays no service Saturdays Service 6 Service Restrictions 3rdSat Bury St Edmunds, Abbey Gardens (S-bound) 1445 Stowupland, adj Crown 1510 Debenham, opp Bus Shelter 1532 Kenton, o/s 11 Garneys Close 1540 Kenton, opp The Old Crown 1542 Monk Soham, opp Council Houses 1545 Monk Soham, o/s Old School 1548 Bedfield Little Green, Dog Corner (N-bound) 1550 Bedfield, opp Playing Field 1552 Bedfield, opp Tannington Road 1554 Tannington, adj Chapel Road 1559 Worlingworth, adj Church 1603 Worlingworth, adj The Cross 1605 Worlingworth, adj Letter Box 1607 Southolt, opp Church Green 1611 Redlingfield, opp Village Sign 1614 Bedingfield, opp Church 1618 Bedingfield Street, adj The Pump 1621 Sundays no service Service Restrictions: 3rdSat - Operates on the third Saturday of each month only Suffolk 17/11/2012 6 Bedingfield - Stowupland - Bury St Edmunds High Suffolk Community Transport For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code sufatpwd Bedingfield Street, opp The Pump The Street 390040024 sufgawja Bedingfield, adj Church Park Road 390040742 sufawdmp Redlingfield, opp Village Sign Mill Road 390040158 sufgawtw Southolt, adj Church Green The Street 390040769 sufawajt Worlingworth, opp Letter Box Mill Road 390040103 sufjpgjg Worlingworth, adj Maisies Meadow Shop Street 390041082 sufawamd Worlingworth, opp The Cross Shop Street 390040106 sufgawtj Worlingworth, opp Church Church Road 390040766 sufawajp Tannington, opp Chapel Road 390040102 sufawamg Bedfield, adj Tannington Road Southolt Road 390040107 sufjpdaw Bedfield, adj Playing Field Long Green 390041049 sufjgdgm Bedfield Little Green, Dog Corner 390040849 sufjmgja Monk Soham, opp Old School School Road 390061024 sufawamt Monk Soham, adj Council Houses Oakfields Road 390040110 sufatwag Kenton, adj The Old Crown Eye Road 390040035 sufatpwt Kenton, adj Church Lane 390040033 sufatpwm Kenton, o/s 11 Garneys Close Garneys Close 390040031 sufatpmd Debenham, adj Gardeners Cottage 390040010 sufatpmg Debenham, o/s Bus Shelter High Street 390040011 sufatptg Debenham, opp Henniker Road Gracechurch Street 390040018 sufatpta Debenham, adj Henry Street Gracechurch Street 390040016 sufatpmp Debenham, o/s High School 390040013 sufjgagm Stonham Aspal, adj Pound Corner 390040800 sufjgaga Little Stonham, opp Valley Farm Stowmarket Road 390040797 sufjgadp Little Stonham, adj W Brewery Farm 390040794 sufgagdt Earl Stonham, opp Church A1120 390040488 sufjgada Forward Green, adj Post Office Stowmarket Road 390040790 sufgagjg Saxham Street, opp The Street A1120 390040492 sufgagja Stowupland, opp Crown Church Road 390040490 sufgawpt Stowupland, adj Mill Street Stowmarket Road 390040761 sufgamdt Stowupland, opp Devon Road Stowmarket Road 390040586 sufgajtw Stowupland, adj Laburnham Cottage 390040566 sufgamga Stowmarket, adj The Little Wellington Station Road 390040588 sufgajtp Stowmarket, adj Railway Station Forecourt 390040565 sufgapgj Stowmarket, adj Beech Terrace Bury Road 390040639 sufgapga Stowmarket, adj Violet Hill Road Bury Road 390040637 sufgapdm Stowmarket, adj Chilton Way A14 Slip Road 390040633 sufgjpdg Rougham, adj Nursery A14 390050737 sufjgpjp Bury St Edmunds, BP Garage (W-bound) Rougham Road 390051015 sufgmdam Bury St Edmunds, opp Government Offices Southgate 390050929 sufgmgdm Bury St Edmunds, o/s Theatre Royal Westgate Street 390050987 sufjpgpg Bury St Edmunds, adj Chequer Square Crown Street 390051125 sufgmadj Bury St Edmunds, Abbey Gardens (E-bound) Angel Hill 390050878 6 Bury St Edmunds - Stowupland - Bedingfield High Suffolk Community Transport For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code sufgmadm Bury St Edmunds, Abbey Gardens (S-bound) Angel Hill 390050879 sufjpgpj Bury St Edmunds, opp Chequer Square Crown Street 390051126 sufgmdag Bury St Edmunds, adj Brewery Sparhawk Road 390050927 sufgmdaj Bury St Edmunds, adj Government Offices Southgate 390050928 sufjgpjt Bury St Edmunds, Rougham Rd Roundabout (N-bound) 390051016 sufgjpda Rougham, opp Nursery A14 390050736 sufgapgd Stowmarket, opp Violet Hill Road Bury Road 390040638 sufgapgm Stowmarket, opp Beech Terrace Bury Road 390040640 sufgajtm Stowmarket, opp Railway Station Station Road East 390040564 sufgamdw Stowmarket, opp The Little Wellington Station Road 390040587 sufgajwa Stowupland, opp Laburnham Cottage Stowupland Road 390040567 sufgamdp Stowupland, adj Devon Road Stowmarket Road 390040585 sufgawpm Stowupland, opp Mill Street 390040760 sufgagdw Stowupland, adj Crown Church Road 390040489 sufjgdpm Stowupland, o/s Primary School Church Road 390040871 sufgagjd Saxham Street, adj The Street A1120 390040491 sufjgadg Forward Green, opp Post Office Stowmarket Road 390040791 sufgagdp Earl Stonham, adj Church A1120 390040487 sufgagad Little Stonham, opp E Brewery Farm 390040476 sufgadwt Little Stonham, adj Valley Farm Stowmarket Road 390040475 sufjgagm Stonham Aspal, adj Pound Corner 390040800 sufgagaw Mill Green, The Green (N-bound) B1115 390040482 sufatpmt Debenham, opp High School 390040014 sufatpmw Debenham, opp Henry Street Gracechurch Street 390040015 sufatptd Debenham, adj Henniker Road Gracechurch Street 390040017 sufatpmj Debenham, opp Bus Shelter High Street 390040012 sufatpma Debenham, adj The Butts 390040009 sufatpwt Kenton, adj Church Lane 390040033 sufatpwm Kenton, o/s 11 Garneys Close Garneys Close 390040031 sufatwad Kenton, opp Church Lane 390040034 sufatwaj Kenton, opp The Old Crown Eye Road 390040036 sufawamp Monk Soham, opp Council Houses Oakfields Road 390040109 sufjmgdw Monk Soham, o/s Old School School Road 390061023 sufawapa Bedfield Little Green, Dog Corner (N-bound) Cemetery Road 390040112 sufjpdga Bedfield, opp Playing Field Long Green 390041050 sufawamj Bedfield, opp Tannington Road Southolt Road 390040108 sufawajm Tannington, adj Chapel Road 390040101 sufgawtg Worlingworth, adj Church Church Road 390040765 sufawama Worlingworth, adj The Cross Church Road 390040105 sufawajw Worlingworth, adj Letter Box Mill Road 390040104 sufgdada Southolt, opp Church Green The Street 390040770 sufawdmp Redlingfield, opp Village Sign Mill Road 390040158 sufgawjd Bedingfield, opp Church Park Road 390040743 sufatpwa Bedingfield Street, adj The Pump The Street 390040023.
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