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2 & 10 JAN 2018.Indd Service 2: Dedworth - Windsor - Slough Service 10: Dedworth - Windsor - Datchet - Heathrow 2 10 Monday to Friday 10 10 10 2 10 10 2 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 Bracknell Bus Station, Bay 1 0337 0430 0614 Ascot Heatherwood Hospital 0346 0439 0623 Prince Albert PH 0355 0448 0633 Dedworth, The Maypole 0359 0452 0542 0612 0630 0645 0725 0755 0817 0842 0912 0942 1012 1047 1127 1204 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 0404 0457 0548 0618 0636 0651 0732 0802 0824 0849 0919 0949 1018 1053 1133 1210 Clewer, Three Elms 0410 0503 0554 0624 0642 0657 0738 0808 0830 0855 0925 0954 1023 1058 1138 1215 Windsor, Parish Church 0418 0511 0602 0632 0645 0650 0705 0746 0816 0840 0903 0933 1002 1031 1106 1115 1146 1223 Windsor Road, McDonalds 0642 0715 0758 0829 0916 0945 1043 1118 1158 1235 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 0647 0722 0805 0836 0923 0952 1050 1125 1205 1242 Datchet, The Green 0423 0516 0608 0656 0846 1008 1121 Horton Road, Ditton Road 0429 0522 0614 0700 0852 1014 1127 Horton, Village Hall 0433 0618 0704 0857 1019 Wraysbury, Primary School 0528 1133 Wraysbury, Railway Station 0531 0902 1024 1136 Poyle, Golden Cross 0437 0537 0622 0707 1142 Heathrow, Terminal 5 0445 0545 0630 0715 1150 10 2 2 2 10 2 10 2 2 10 2 10 2 2 10 10 10 10 Dedworth, The Maypole 1247 1327 1412 1442 1512 1542 1612 1642 1712 1737 1802 1837 1857 2010 2100 2200 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 1253 1333 1419 1448 1519 1548 1618 1649 1718 1744 1808 1843 1902 2016 2106 2206 Clewer, Three Elms 1258 1338 1424 1453 1525 1554 1624 1655 1724 1750 1814 1849 1908 2021 2111 2211 Windsor, Parish Church 1228 1306 1346 1416 1432 1501 1534 1603 1633 1704 1733 1758 1823 1857 1916 2028 2118 2218 Windsor Road, McDonalds 1318 1358 1428 1514 1616 1646 1746 1835 1909 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 1325 1405 1435 1521 1623 1653 1753 1842 1916 Datchet, The Green 1234 1438 1540 1711 1805 1921 2033 2123 2223 Horton Road, Ditton Road 1240 1546 1811 1927 2038 2128 2228 Horton, Village Hall 1244 1931 Wraysbury, Primary School 1552 1817 2043 2133 2233 Wraysbury, Railway Station 1555 1820 2046 2136 2236 Poyle, Golden Cross 1247 1826 1935 2052 2142 2242 Heathrow, Terminal 5 1255 1834 1943 2059 2149 2249 This service connects into 0650 to Heathrow with through tickets Service 2: Slough - Windsor - Dedworth Service 10: Heathrow - Datchet - Windsor - Dedworth 2 10 Monday to Friday 10 10 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 2 Heathrow, Terminal 5, Bay 8 0505 0552 0640 0725 1155 Poyle, Golden Cross 0513 0600 0648 0734 1203 Wraysbury, Railway Station 0740 0907 1042 Wraysbury, Primary School 0743 0910 1045 Horton, Village Hall 0516 0603 0651 1206 Horton Road, Ditton Road 0520 0607 0655 0749 0916 1051 1210 Datchet, The Green 0524 0611 0700 0755 0922 1057 1215 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 0657 0727 0811 0841 0941 1016 1056 1133 1216 1256 1336 Windsor Road, McDonalds 0701 0731 0816 0846 0946 1021 1101 1138 1221 1301 1341 Windsor, Parish Church 0531 0618 0707 0712 0743 0804 0829 0859 0929 0959 1034 1105 1114 1151 1223 1234 1314 1354 Clewer, Three Elms 0537 0624 0719 0749 0811 0836 0906 0936 1006 1041 1121 1158 1241 1321 Dedworth, The Maypole 0540 0627 0722 0752 0814 0839 0909 0939 1009 1044 1124 1201 1244 1324 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 0548 0636 0732 0802 0824 0849 0919 0949 1018 1053 1133 1210 1253 1333 10 2 10 2 2 10 2 10 2 2 2 10 10 2 10 10 10 10 Heathrow, Terminal 5, Bay 8 1320 1840 2015 2115 2210 2310 Poyle, Golden Cross 1328 1848 2022 2122 2217 2317 Wraysbury, Railway Station 1334 1605 1854 2027 2127 2222 Wraysbury, Primary School 1337 1857 2030 2130 2225 Horton, Village Hall 1610 2320 Horton Road, Ditton Road 1343 1615 1903 2035 2135 2230 2323 Datchet, The Green 1349 1452 1621 1714 1909 2040 2140 2235 2328 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 1409 1509 1539 1638 1728 1804 1852 1930 Windsor Road, McDonalds 1414 1515 1545 1644 1734 1810 1858 1935 Windsor, Parish Church 1359 1427 1459 1529 1559 1629 1658 1723 1748 1824 1912 1917 1922 1947 2048 2148 2242 2335 Clewer, Three Elms 1406 1434 1506 1536 1606 1636 1706 1731 1756 1831 1923 1954 2054 2154 2248 2341 Dedworth, The Maypole 1409 1437 1509 1539 1609 1639 1709 1734 1759 1834 1926 1957 2057 2157 2251 2344 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 1419 1448 1519 1548 1618 1649 1718 1744 1808 1843 1932 2002 2106 2206 2257 2350 Prince Albert PH 1932 2300 2353 Ascot Heatherwood Hospital 1942 2310 0003 Bracknell Bus Station 1952 2319 0012 This service connects in Windsor with a bus to Bracknell Service 2: Dedworth - Windsor - Slough Service 10: Dedworth - Windsor - Datchet - Heathrow 2 10 Saturday 10 10 10 10 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 Bracknell Bus Station, Bay 1 0337 0430 0617 Ascot Heatherwood Hospital 0346 0439 0626 Prince Albert PH 0355 0448 0635 Dedworth, The Maypole 0359 0452 0542 0630 0745 0820 0902 0922 0942 1012 1047 1127 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 0404 0457 0548 0636 0751 0826 0908 0928 0948 1018 1053 1133 HeathrowClewer, Three Elms Bus 10 0410 0503 0554 0642 0756 0832 0913 0933 0953 1023 1058 1138 Windsor, Parish Church 0418 0511 0602 0645 0650 0653 0804 0840 0921 0941 1001 1031 1106 1115 1146 Windsor Road, McDonalds 0704 0816 0933 0953 1043 1118 1158 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 0710 0822 0940 1000 1050 1125 1205 Datchet, The Green 0423 0516 0608 0656 0846 1008 1121 Horton Road, Ditton Road 0429 0522 0614 0700 0852 1014 1127 Horton, Village Hall 0433 0618 0704 0857 1019 Wraysbury, Primary School 0528 1133 Wraysbury, Railway Stn 0531 0902 1024 1136 Poyle Road Junction 0437 0537 0622 0707 1142 Heathrow, Terminal 5 0445 0545 0630 0715 1150 2 10 2 2 2 10 2 10 2 2 10 2 10 2 10 10 10 10 Dedworth, The Maypole 1204 1247 1327 1412 1442 1512 1542 1612 1642 1707 1737 1822 1857 2020 2100 2200 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 1210 1253 1333 1418 1448 1517 1548 1618 1647 1713 1742 1828 1902 2026 2106 2206 Clewer, Three Elms 1215 1258 1338 1423 1453 1523 1553 1623 1653 1718 1748 1833 1908 2031 2111 2211 Windsor, Parish Church 1223 1228 1306 1346 1416 1432 1501 1534 1603 1633 1704 1728 1758 1841 1916 2038 2118 2218 Windsor Road, McDonalds 1235 1318 1358 1428 1513 1615 1645 1740 1853 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 1242 1325 1405 1435 1520 1622 1652 1747 1900 Datchet, The Green 1234 1439 1539 1709 1803 1921 2043 2123 2223 Horton Road, Ditton Road 1240 1546 1809 1927 2048 2128 2228 Horton, Village Hall 1244 Wraysbury, Primary School 1552 1817 2053 2133 2233 Wraysbury, Railway Stn 1555 1820 1931 2056 2136 2236 Poyle Road Junction 1247 1826 1935 2102 2142 2242 Heathrow, Terminal 5 1255 1834 1943 2109 2149 2249 This service connects into 0650 to Heathrow with through tickets Saturday service continues overleaf For additional services between Dedworth and Windsor, please see services 16/16A in our main timetable booklet Direct and FAST to Heathrow www.courtneybuses.com Please check all quotations and artwork carefully for any errors. Whilst every care has been taken to ensure accuracy, please double check all elements and details, in particular any text or numbers. Harlequin clothing, print & signage cannot accept responsibility for any errors noted after final approval. If you have any queiries please call 01256 811168 or email [email protected] Service 2: Slough - Windsor - Dedworth Service 10: Heathrow - Datchet - Windsor - Dedworth 2 10 Saturday 10 10 10 2 10 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 2 10 Heathrow, Terminal 5, Bay 8 0505 0552 0640 0725 1155 1320 Poyle Road Junction 0513 0600 0648 0734 1203 1328 Wraysbury, Railway Station 0740 0907 1042 1334 Wraysbury, Primary School 0743 0910 1045 1337 Horton, Village Hall 0516 0603 0651 1206 Horton Road, Ditton Road 0520 0607 0655 0749 0916 1051 1210 1343 Datchet, The Green 0524 0611 0700 0755 0922 1057 1215 1349 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 0717 0832 0942 1016 1056 1133 1216 1256 1336 Windsor Road, McDonalds 0721 0836 0946 1021 1101 1138 1221 1301 1341 Windsor, Parish Church 0531 0618 0707 0733 0805 0849 0929 0959 1034 1105 1114 1151 1223 1234 1314 1354 1359 Clewer, Three Elms 0537 0624 0739 0811 0856 0936 1006 1041 1121 1158 1241 1321 1406 Dedworth, The Maypole 0540 0627 0742 0814 0859 0939 1009 1044 1124 1201 1244 1324 1409 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 0548 0636 0751 0826 0908 0948 1018 1053 1133 1210 1253 1333 1418 2 10 2 2 10 2 2 10 10 2 2 10 10 10 10 10 10 Heathrow, Terminal 5, Bay 8 1852 2015 2115 2210 2310 Poyle Road Junction 1900 2022 2122 2217 2317 Wraysbury, Railway Station 1605 1906 2027 2127 2222 Wraysbury, Primary School 1909 2030 2130 2225 Horton, Village Hall 1610 2320 Horton Road, Ditton Road 1615 1915 2035 2135 2230 2323 Datchet, The Green 1452 1621 1714 1921 2040 2140 2235 2328 Slough, Bus Station, Bay 7 1409 1511 1541 1636 1701 1751 1906 Windsor Road, McDonalds 1414 1516 1546 1641 1706 1756 1911 Windsor, Parish Church 1427 1459 1529 1559 1629 1654 1718 1719 1724 1809 1924 1929 1934 2048 2148 2242 2335 Clewer, Three Elms 1434 1506 1536 1606 1636 1701 1731 1816 1935 2054 2154 2248 2341 Dedworth, The Maypole 1437 1509 1539 1609 1639 1704 1734 1819 1938 2057 2157 2251 2344 Dedworth, Smiths Lane Flats 1448 1517 1548 1618 1647 1713 1742 1828 1944 2106 2206 2257 2350 Prince Albert PH 1729 1944 2300 2353 Ascot Heatherwood Hospital 1739 1954 2310 0003 Bracknell Bus Station 1749 2004 2319 0012 This service connects in Windsor with a bus to Bracknell Service 2: Dedworth - Windsor - Slough Service 10: Dedworth - Windsor - Datchet - Heathrow 2 10 Sunday and Bank Holidays 10 10 10 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 10 10 Bracknell Bus Station, Bay 1 0328 Ascot
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