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WISBECH - DOWNHAM MKT - SWAFFHAM Via Outwell & Three Holes GO to TOWN SERVICE 60 WELNEY - DOWNHAM MARKET Via Outwell, Three Holes GO to TOWN SERVICES 61 & 65 WISBECH - DOWNHAM MKT - SWAFFHAM via Outwell & Three Holes GO TO TOWN SERVICE 60 WELNEY - DOWNHAM MARKET via Outwell, Three Holes GO TO TOWN SERVICES 61 & 65 Monday to Friday Saturday 60 61 60 61 60 65 60 60 61 60 60 61 60 60 61 60 60 61 60 60 60 61 60 60 61 60 60 60 COLL FRI HOL WISBECH, Bus Station 0715 0845 0950 1055 1200 1302 1405 1505 1610 1740 0845 0950 1055 1200 1300 1405 1510 1610 1740 Wisbech, Morrisons store 0719 0850 0955 1100 1205 1307 1410 1510 1615 1745 0850 0955 1100 1205 1305 1410 1515 1615 1745 Elm, Blacksmiths Arms 0721 0854 0959 1104 1209 1311 1414 1514 1621 1751 0854 0959 1104 1209 1309 1414 1519 1619 1749 Emneth, Village Hall 0724 0858 1003 1108 1213 1315 1418 1518 1625 1755 0858 1003 1108 1213 1313 1418 1523 1623 1753 Outwell, Scotts Bridge 0728 0903 1008 1113 1218 1320 1423 1523 1630 1800 0903 1008 1113 1218 1318 1423 1528 1628 1758 OUTWELL, The Crown -- 0905 1010 1115 1220 1321 1424 1524 1632 1802 0905 1010 1115 1220 1320 1425 1529 1629 1800 Upwell, New Road, Townley Cl -- 0908 1013 1118 1223 1324 1427 1527 -- -- 0908 1013 1118 1223 1323 1428 1532 1632 -- Upwell, New Bridge -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1636 1806 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1804 THREE HOLES, Village Hall -- 0913 0915 1018 1123 1228 1230 1329 1432 1532 1642 1643 1812 0913 0915 1018 1123 1228 1230 1328 1433 1537 1637 1810 Lots Bridge -- 0918 1233 1646 1815 0918 1233 Lakesend, Cock Fen Road -- -- 1235 -- -- -- 1235 WELNEY, New Road -- 0726 (0902) 1001 1240 -- -- (0902) 1240 Lakesend, Cock Fen Road -- 0731 (0907) 1006 1245 -- -- (0907) 1245 Lots Bridge -- 0733 0918 1008 1247 1646 1815 0918 1247 Nordelph, Bridge 0734 0738 0924 1014 1252 1412 1651 1820 0924 1252 1427 Barroway Drove, Village Hall -- 0744 0930 -- 1258 1418 -- -- 0930 1258 1433 Salters Lode, Kemps Close 0737 0750 0936 1017 1304 -- 1654 1823 0936 1304 -- Downham Market, adj rail stn 0741 0755 0941 1022 1309 1423 1702 1827 0941 1309 1438 DOWNHAM MARKET, The Hollies 0743 R 0944 1025 1312 1426 1705 1829 0944 1312 1441 Fincham, Village Hall 0753 SWAFFHAM, Market Place 0807 Monday to Friday Saturday 60 60 60 61 60 60 60 61 60 65 60 61 60 60 61 60 61 60 60 61 60 60 60 61 60 60 61 60 60 60 SCH HOL FRI HOL COLL SWAFFHAM, Market Place 1720 Fincham, Village Hall 1735 DOWNHAM MARKET, The Hollies 1200 1215 1400 1610 1705 — 1200 1415 Downham Market, Priory Road 0715 0725 0842 1202 1217 1402 1612 1707 1745 0842 1202 1417 Downham Market, opp rail stn 0717 0727 0843 1204 1219 1404 1614 1709 1747 0844 1204 1419 Salters Lode, Kemps Close 0722 0732 0847 1209 1224 1409 1619 R 1751 0847 1209 1424 Barroway Drove, Village Hall -- -- -- 1214 -- (1418) 1624 R -- -- 1214 (1433) Nordelph, Bridge 0725 0735 0850 1220 1227 1412 1630 R 1754 0850 1220 1427 Lots Bridge 0730 0740 0855 1225 1232 1635 R -- 0855 1225 Lakesend, Cock Fen Road -- -- 0857 (1235) 1233 -- R -- 0857 (1235) WELNEY, New Inn -- -- 0902 (1240) 1239 -- R -- 0902 (1240) Lakesend, Cock Fen Road -- -- 0907 -- -- -- 0907 -- Lots Bridge 0730 0740 0909 1225 -- -- 0909 1225 THREE HOLES, Village Hall 0733 0743 0912 0915 1020 1125 1228 1230 1330 1433 1533 1638 1643 -- 0740 0912 0915 1020 1125 1228 1230 1330 1435 1538 1638 Upwell, New Bridge 0630 0738 0748 0921 1026 1131 1236 1336 1439 1539 1649 -- 0746 0921 1026 1131 1236 1336 1441 1544 1644 OUTWELL, The Crown 0633 0741 0751 0925 1030 1135 1240 1339 1442 1542 1652 -- 0750 0925 1030 1135 1240 1340 1445 1547 1647 Outwell, Scotts Bridge 0635 0743 0753 0927 1032 1137 1242 1340 1443 1543 1653 1800 0752 0927 1032 1137 1242 1342 1447 1548 1648 Emneth, Methodist Church 0640 0748 0758 0932 1037 1142 1247 1345 1448 1548 1658 1805 0757 0932 1037 1142 1247 1347 1452 1553 1653 Elm, Blacksmiths Arms 0643 0753 0802 0937 1042 1147 1252 1350 1453 1553 1704 1808 0801 0937 1042 1147 1252 1352 1457 1558 1658 Wisbech, Morrisons store 0645 0800 0805 0941 1046 1151 1256 1354 1457 1557 1710 1812 0805 0941 1046 1151 1256 1356 1501 1602 1702 WISBECH, Bus Station 0650 0808 0810 0947 1052 1157 1302 1400 1503 1603 1717 1815 0810 0947 1052 1157 1302 1402 1507 1607 1707 NOTES R Stops on request to the driver SCH School Days Only COLL College Days Only HOL School Holidays Only FRI Fridays Only PLEASE NOTE OUR BUS SERVICES DO NOT RUN ON BANK HOLIDAYS UNLESS SPECIFIED! .
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