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W14 bus time schedule & line map W14 Meppershall -Shillington - Welwyn Garden City View In Website Mode The W14 bus line (Meppershall -Shillington - Welwyn Garden City) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Meppershall: 12:15 PM (2) Welwyn Garden City: 8:43 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest W14 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next W14 bus arriving. Direction: Meppershall W14 bus Time Schedule 38 stops Meppershall Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station, Welwyn Garden City Osborn Way, Welwyn Garden City Tuesday Not Operational John Lewis, Welwyn Garden City Wednesday Not Operational Campus West, Welwyn Garden City Thursday 12:15 PM Friday Not Operational Pentley Park, Welwyn Garden City 25 Digswell Road, Welwyn Garden City Saturday Not Operational Pumping Station, Digswell Park Sherrardswood School, Digswell Park Hertford Road, England W14 bus Info Direction: Meppershall Ivel Road, Shefford Stops: 38 Trip Duration: 77 min High Street, Shefford Line Summary: Bus Station, Welwyn Garden City, High Street, Shefford Civil Parish John Lewis, Welwyn Garden City, Campus West, Welwyn Garden City, Pentley Park, Welwyn Garden Roosevelt Avenue, Shefford City, Pumping Station, Digswell Park, Sherrardswood School, Digswell Park, Ivel Road, Shefford, High New Meppershall Care Home, Meppershall Street, Shefford, Roosevelt Avenue, Shefford, New Meppershall Care Home, Meppershall, Orchard Close, Orchard Close, Meppershall Meppershall, Village Hall, Meppershall, Post O∆ce, Meppershall, Fowlers Drive, Meppershall, Gregory Close, Meppershall, Lower School, Meppershall, Village Hall, Meppershall Rectory Road, Meppershall, Chapel Road, Upper Crackle Hill Road, Meppershall Civil Parish Stondon, Meppershall Road, Upper Stondon, All Post O∆ce, Meppershall Saints' Church, Upper Stondon, Stondon Lower School, Lower Stondon, Post O∆ce, Lower Stondon, 6 High Street, Meppershall Civil Parish Marquis Hill, Shillington, Marshalls Avenue, Shillington, Wheelwright Close, Shillington, Bells Fowlers Drive, Meppershall Close, Shillington, Hillside Road, Shillington, Hillfoot Fowlers Drive, Meppershall Civil Parish End, Shillington, Woodmer End, Shillington, St Giles' Church, Upper Gravenhurst, Parkside, Upper Gregory Close, Meppershall Gravenhurst, Lower School, Upper Gravenhurst, St High Street, Meppershall Civil Parish Giles' Church, Upper Gravenhurst, Methodist Chapel, Lower School, Meppershall Upper Gravenhurst, The Glebe, Upper Gravenhurst, 107 High Street, Meppershall Civil Parish Gravenhurst Road, Campton, Rectory Road, Campton, Polehanger Farm, Meppershall Rectory Road, Meppershall Rectory Road, Meppershall Civil Parish Chapel Road, Upper Stondon Meppershall Road, Upper Stondon All Saints' Church, Upper Stondon Stondon Lower School, Lower Stondon Post O∆ce, Lower Stondon Marquis Hill, Shillington Marshalls Avenue, Shillington Wheelwright Close, Shillington Wheelwright Close, Shillington Civil Parish Bells Close, Shillington Bells Close, Shillington Civil Parish Hillside Road, Shillington Hillside Road, Shillington Civil Parish Hillfoot End, Shillington Woodmer End, Shillington Bedford Close, Shillington Civil Parish St Giles' Church, Upper Gravenhurst High Street, Gravenhurst Civil Parish Parkside, Upper Gravenhurst Parkside, Gravenhurst Civil Parish Lower School, Upper Gravenhurst St Giles' Church, Upper Gravenhurst High Street, Gravenhurst Civil Parish Methodist Chapel, Upper Gravenhurst Shillington Road, Gravenhurst Civil Parish The Glebe, Upper Gravenhurst Gravenhurst Road, Campton Rectory Road, Campton Grange Gardens, Campton And Chicksands Civil Parish Polehanger Farm, Meppershall Direction: Welwyn Garden City W14 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Welwyn Garden City Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Polehanger Farm, Meppershall Tuesday Not Operational Rectory Road, Campton Grange Gardens, Campton And Chicksands Civil Parish Wednesday Not Operational Gravenhurst Road, Campton Thursday 8:43 AM Friday Not Operational The Glebe, Upper Gravenhurst Saturday Not Operational Methodist Chapel, Upper Gravenhurst Shillington Road, Gravenhurst Civil Parish St Giles' Church, Upper Gravenhurst High Street, Gravenhurst Civil Parish W14 bus Info Direction: Welwyn Garden City Parkside, Upper Gravenhurst Stops: 39 Parkside, Gravenhurst Civil Parish Trip Duration: 77 min Line Summary: Polehanger Farm, Meppershall, Lower School, Upper Gravenhurst Rectory Road, Campton, Gravenhurst Road, Campton, The Glebe, Upper Gravenhurst, Methodist St Giles' Church, Upper Gravenhurst Chapel, Upper Gravenhurst, St Giles' Church, Upper High Street, Gravenhurst Civil Parish Gravenhurst, Parkside, Upper Gravenhurst, Lower School, Upper Gravenhurst, St Giles' Church, Upper Woodmer End, Shillington Gravenhurst, Woodmer End, Shillington, Hillfoot End, Shillington, Hillside Road, Shillington, Bells Close, Hillfoot End, Shillington Shillington, Wheelwright Close, Shillington, Marshalls Avenue, Shillington, Marquis Hill, Shillington, Post Hillside Road, Shillington O∆ce, Lower Stondon, Stondon Lower School, Upper Stondon, All Saints' Church, Upper Stondon, Hillside Road, Shillington Civil Parish Meppershall Road, Upper Stondon, Chapel Road, Bells Close, Shillington Upper Stondon, Rectory Road, Meppershall, Lower School, Meppershall, Gregory Close, Meppershall, Bells Close, Shillington Civil Parish Fowlers Drive, Meppershall, Post O∆ce, Meppershall, Wheelwright Close, Shillington Village Hall, Meppershall, Orchard Close, Meppershall, New Meppershall Care Home, Wheelwright Close, Shillington Civil Parish Meppershall, Polehanger Farm, Meppershall, High Marshalls Avenue, Shillington Street, Shefford, Ivel Road, Shefford, Sherrardswood School, Digswell Park, Pumping Station, Digswell Park, Digswell Road, Digswell Park, Knightsƒeld, Marquis Hill, Shillington Digswell Park, Pentley Park, Welwyn Garden City, Campus East, Welwyn Garden City, Bus Station, Post O∆ce, Lower Stondon Welwyn Garden City Stondon Lower School, Upper Stondon All Saints' Church, Upper Stondon Meppershall Road, Upper Stondon Chapel Road, Upper Stondon Rectory Road, Meppershall Rectory Road, Meppershall Civil Parish Lower School, Meppershall Gregory Close, Meppershall High Street, Meppershall Civil Parish Fowlers Drive, Meppershall Fowlers Drive, Meppershall Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Meppershall 6 High Street, Meppershall Civil Parish Village Hall, Meppershall Crackle Hill Road, Meppershall Civil Parish Orchard Close, Meppershall New Meppershall Care Home, Meppershall Polehanger Farm, Meppershall High Street, Shefford High Street, Shefford Civil Parish Ivel Road, Shefford Sherrardswood School, Digswell Park Pumping Station, Digswell Park Digswell Road, Digswell Park Knightsƒeld, Digswell Park Digswell Road, Welwyn Garden City Pentley Park, Welwyn Garden City 38 Digswell Road, Welwyn Garden City Campus East, Welwyn Garden City The Campus, Welwyn Garden City Bus Station, Welwyn Garden City Osborn Way, Welwyn Garden City W14 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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