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2018/19 Bus Routes 2018/19 Bus Routes Route 1 - Hodthorpe to St Marys School. Johnsons Hodthorpe Club (junction Queens Rd/Greed Lane ) 7.37 Whitwell Square 7.40 Peter More Hill (Peter More Cottage) 7.42 Creswell, Monroe’s (Junction Elmton Rd/Old School Lane 7.44 Cemetery (Skinner Street/Eyre Road) 7.50 Fire Station (Creswell Road) 7.55 Boughton Lane (Heritage School) 8.00 St Mary’s High School 8.30 Hodthorpe Club (Junction Queens Road/Green lane), Mini Market (Welbeck Street), Whitwell Square, Bakestone Moor (Junction Franklin Avenue), Peter More Hill (Peter More Cottage), Monroe’s (Junction Elmton Road/Old School Lane), New Terminus (Junction Elmton Road/Bullivant Avenue), Vin Lee Chinese (Elmton Road), Station Hotel (Skinner Street/Elmton Road), Cemetery (Skinner Street/Eyre Road), Old Council Offices (Cresswell Road), Fire Station (Cresswell Road), Tesco (Mill Green Way), Angel Inn (Junction High Street/Mansfield Rd), Boughton Lane (Heritage School), Gatefield Close, St Mary’s School. Route 2 – Killamarsh / Spinkhill – Johnsons Killamarsh Bridge St, Co Op 7.25 Sheepcote Road 7.27 Walford Road 7.29 Sheffield Rd/Rotherham Rd 7.33 Travellers Rest 7.35 Spinkhill 7.40 Renishaw, Mulan Restaurant 7.44 Atco Crossroads 7.49 Eckington Bus Station 7.51 Halfway, Rotherham Road/Station Rd 7.56 Mosborough Villiage 7.59 Ridgeway 8.03 Marsh Lane, Ford Road 8.08 Eckington, Chesterfield Road 8.11 St Marys Catholic High School 8.40 From Killamarsh, Bridge Street via High Street, Sheepcote Road, Walford Road, Sheffield Road, Mansfield Road, Hut Lane, Spinkhill Road, Station Road, College Road, Spinkhill Bus Turning Circle, College Road, Syday Lane, A6135 Sheffield Road, Southgate, Market St, Pinfold St, Eckington Bus Station, Pinfold St, Church Street, B6053 Rotherham Road, B6058 Station Road, A6135 Mosborough Moor, B6054 Quarry Hill, Ridgeway Main Road, Ford, Ford Rd, B6056 Main Road, B6052 Chesterfield Rd, Whittington Moor, Sheffield Rd, Stand Road, Littlemoor, Newbold Rd, Gatefield Close, St Mary’s High School. Route 3 – DRONFIELD WOODHOUSE – Andrews Ferndale Road End 7.35 Coal Aston, Green lane Top 7.40 Dronfield, Wreakes lane Bottom 7.45 Dronfield Woodhouse, Pentland Road 7.49 Dronfield Woodhouse, Gosforth Flyover 7.52 Dronfield, Cemetery Road 7.55 Unstone Green 8.05 New Whittington 8.15 Old Whittington 8.18 St Mary’s Catholic High School 8.40 From Ferndale Road end, Green Lane, Snape Hill Lane, Sheffield Road, Wreakes Lane, Stubley Hollow, Pentland Road, Gosforth Drive, Gosforth Lane, Hollins Spring Avenue, Hallowes Lane, Cenetery Road, Chesterfield Road, Unstone Green, B6057 Old Road, Broomhill Road, High Street, Handley Road, Stone Lane, High Street, Whittington Hill, Station Road, Sheffield Road, Stand Road, Peveril Road, Highfield Lane, Newbold Road, Gatefield Close, St Mary’s High School. Route 4 – BARLBOROUGH – Johnsons Clowne Road (Junction The Crescent) 7.50 High Street (Rose and Crown) 7.52 New Road 7.53 Barlborough Common (McDonalds) 7.54 Upper House (Junction Worksop Rd/Bolsover Rd. Masdin Moor) 7.55 Motorsave Garage (Junction Lowgates/Fan Rd) 7.57 Market Street (Leisure Centre, Staveley) 8.00 Springwell Community College, Middlecroft Rd 8.02 Summerskill Green (Shops Inkersall) 8.03 Ark Tavern 8.05 Crematorium, Brimington 8.06 St Mary’s Catholic High School 8.40 Clowne Road, Church Street, New Road, Chesterfield Road, Worksop Road, Lowgates, Duke Street, Market Street, Chesterfield Road, Middlecroft Road, Inkersall, Green Road, Summerskill Green, Inkersall Green Road, Chesterfield Road, Ringwood Road, Hall Road, Chesterfield Road, Rother Way, Lockoford Road, Peveril Road, Highfield Lane, Newbold Road, Gatefield Close, St Mary’s Catholic High School. ** THIS IS ALSO USED AS THE EVENING TOWN STOP – STANDING TICKET ONLY** Route 5 – LANGWITH – Redfern Travel Langwith (Gate Inn) 7.23 Langwith Junction (King of Diamonds) 7.27 Shirebrook (Rocklands) 7.32 Scarcliffe (Old Post Office) 7.38 Palterton (School) 7.45 Bolsover (St Lawrence Avenue) 7.50 Long Duckmanton (Rectory Road) 8.05 Arkwright (Village Shop) 8.10 Calow (Deepsick Lane) 8.15 Calow (Church) 8.20 Hady Hill (Hady Crescent) 8.25 New Beetwell Street (Register Office) 8.30 Ashgate Rd (All Shops) 8.35 St Marys Catholic High School 8.40 Langwith (main road), Burlington Road, Langwith Road, Station Road, Ashbourne Street, Carter Lane, Carter Lane West, Slant Lane, Common Lane, Moor Lane, Fox Hill, Main Street, Palterton (main street), Back Lane, Steels Lane, Mansfield Road, Langwith Road, St Lawrence Avenue, Moorfield Avenue, Town End, Station Road, Chesterfield Road, Hardwick Drive, Chesterfield Road, Calow (top road), Chesterfield Road, Hady Hill, Hollis Lane, Lordsmill Street, Beetwell Street, West bars, Foljambe Road, Ashgate Road, Loundsley Green Road, Newbold Road, Gatefield Close, St Mary’s School. Route 6 – Swanwick – Redfern Travel Swanwick (Church), The Green 7.15 Leabrooks Corner (Co-op) 7.20 Somercotes (End of Sleetmore Lane) 7.25 Alfreton (Hall Street Bus Station) 7.35 Oakerthorpe (End of Wingfield Road) 7.40 Higham (Greyhound) 8.00 Storrs Road (Bus stop opposite school) 8.30 St Mary’s Catholic High School 8.40 Swanwick (The Green), The Delves, Crays Hill, Swanwick Road, Main Road, Leabrooks Road, High Street, Nottingham Road, Alfreton (High Street), King Street, Gooker Lane, Wingfield Road, Chesterfield Road, Liberty Road (Turning point),Chesterfield Road, Wingfield Road, Gooker lane, King Street, Chesterfield Road, Main Road (Shirland), Chesterfield Road, Main Road, Stretton Road, High Street (Clay Cross), Derby Road, Markham Road, Wheatbridge Road, Chatsworth Road, Storrs Road, Old Road, Slack Lane, Lounsley Green Road, Newbold Road, Gatefield Close, St Mary’s School. *In the evening this bus will go directly to Swanwick on leaving Oakerthorpe and operate in reverse Route 7 – SOUTH NORMANTON – Redfern Travel South Normanton (Shell Garage) 7.20 Market Street (Post office) 7.25 Blackwell (Welfare) 7.30 George & Dragon 7.32 Newton ( M & M Carpets) 7.37 Tibshelf (King Edward Hotel) 7.41 Pilsley (Gladstone Arms) 7.47 Lower Pilsley (Star Inn) 7.50 North Wingfield (St Lawrence Church) 7.55 Hunloke Primary School / Parish Church 8.03 Walton Hospital 8.10 Foljambe Avenue 8.20 Mooland View Road 8.25 St Mary’s Catholic High School 8.40 South Normanton (Carter Lane East), Mansfield Road, The Common, Market Street, Fordbridge Lane, Primrose Hill, Alfreton Road, Hall Lane, Main Street, Newton Road, Alfreton Road, High Street, Chesterfield Road, Hardstoft Road, Station Road, Church Street, Bridge Street, Rupert Street, Parkhouse Road, Church Lane, St Lawrence Road, Station Road, Station New Road, Nethermoor Road, Derby Road, Nottingham Drive, Longedge Rise, Longedge Lane, Langer Lane, Grangewood Road, Birch Wood Crescent, Harehill Road, Whitecotes Lane, Foljambe Avenue, Moorland View Road, Chatsworth Road, Storrs Road, Old Road, Slack Lane, Loundsley Green Road, Newbold Road, Gatefield Close, St Mary’s school. Route 8 – Heath – Redfern Travel. Young Vanish 7.20 Doe Lea 7.25 Heath (Old Post Office) 7.35 Elm Tree 7.37 Slack Lane/Mooland Drive 7.39 Holmwood (Heath Infant School) 7.42 Library 7.44 Top of Williamthopre Road (just past the roundabout) 7.45 North Wingfield (York Place) 7.47 The Green 7.50 Grassmoor (Boot and Shoe) 7.53 New Street 7.55 Hasland, Churchside 7.58 Hasland (Toll Bar) 8.01 Penmore House 8.03 Chatsworth Road 8.08 Brampton (Morrisons) 8.15 Holymoorside 8.24 Brookside bar 8.30 Brookfield School 8.33 Storrs Road 8.34 St Mary’s High School 8.40 Young Vanish Glapwell, Outside the shops at Bramley Vale, Heath (Main Road), Mansfield Road, Slack Lane, Heath Road, Devonshire Terrace, Heath Green, Williamthorpe Road, Chesterfield Road, North Wingfield Road, Churchside, The Green, Hasland Road, A617 Lordsmill Street, Markham Road, Chatsworth Road, Baslow Road, Holymoorside Road, The Crescent (turning area), Holymoorside Road, Baslow Road, Chatsworth Road, Storrs Road, Old Road, Slack Lane, Loundsley Green Road, Newbold Road, Gatefield Close, St Mary’s School. Route 9 – SHIRLAND – Redfern Travel Shirland (Church) 7.40 Birkinstyle Lane 7.45 Pasture Lane 7.48 Pit Lane 7.50 Morton (Sitwell Arms) 7.53 The Portuncula 7.58 Stretton Road 8.01 St Bathololone Church 8.03 Clay Cross (Church High Street) 8.04 Tupton Tap 8.06 Davenport Road 8.08 Green Lane 8.10 Birkin Lane 8.15 Wingerworth Library 8.17 Carlton Road 8.21 Langer Lane (Grangewood Road) 8.20 Whitecoates Pub 8.24 Boythorpe (Drill Hall) 8.26 St Mary’s Catholic High School 8.35 Shirland Church (bus stop), Main Road, Goose Green Lane, Birkinstyle Lane, High Street, Stonebroom Lane, Station Road, Main Road, Stretton Road, Morton Road (Stretton), Main Road, Stretton Road, Clay Cross (High Street), Derby Road, Nethermoor Road, Green Lane, Queen Victoria Road, Nethermoor Road, New Road, Langer Lane, Grangewood Road, Birchwood Crescent, Harehill Road, Boythopre Road, Foljambe Road, Compton Street, West Street, Hawksley Avenue, Newbold Road, Gatefield Closed, St Mary’s School. Route 10 – DARLEY DALE – Andrews Darley Dale PO 7.35 Matlock – Bakewell Road 7.45 Kelstedge Inn 7.58 Ashover PO 8.03 Greenways 8.15 Walton Road 8.20 St Mary’s Catholic High School 8.38 From Darley Dale PO via Lime Tree Avenue, Dale Road South, Bakewell Road, Matlock Co- Op, Causeway Lane, Matlock Green, Lime Tree Road, Chesterfield Road, The Causeway, Ashover Road, Butts Road, Church Street, Moor Road, Narrowleys Lane, Ashover Road, A632 Matlock Road, Greenways, Breckland Road, Park Hall Avenue, Somersby Avenue, Breckland Road, Moorland View Road, Walton Road, Old Hall Road, Old Road, Slack Lane, Loundsley Green Road, Newbold Road, Gatefield Close to St Mary’s School. Returns via reverse of outward route to Old Road, then Chatsworth Road, Walton Road, then as reverse outward route. .
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