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Bus Timetables Sept 2020 John Spendluffe Technology College Bus Timetables 2020/2021 For Hunts Coaches Grayscroft Coaches Goldwings Coaches The following services are contracted by Lincolnshire County Council. Only students issued with the relevant pass by LCC will be allowed to board. For any queries regarding bus timings/pick up points please contact Lincolnshire County Council on 01522 782020. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BE AT THE MORNING PICK UP POINT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE. Hunts Burwell/Aby Bus 8798 (LCC) Pick Up Point a.m. Pick Up Leaves Drop Off Point p.m. Drop Off Burwell Scorer Lane Layby 07.40 JSTC Haugh Postbox 16.07 Turning Circle @ 15.40 Swaby White Pit Way Letterbox 07.46 Aby End of School Lane 16.14 Swaby Church Lane 07.50 Aby Peartree Lane 16.15 Swaby Pinfold Ln/Pado Ln Junct 07.48 Claythorpe Water Mill 16.17 South Ormsby Massingbird Arms 07.58 Belleau Claythorpe Road 16.18 Brinkhill Triangle 08.02 Belleau Trout Farm 16.22 Calceby Manor 08.07 South Thoresby Bus Shelter 16.26 South Thoresby Bus Shelter 08.11 Calceby Manor 16.30 Belleau Trout Farm 08.14 Brinkhill Triangle 16.38 Belleau Claythorpe Road 08.19 South Ormsby Massingbird Arms 16.34 Claythorpe Water Mill 08.20 Swaby Pinfold Ln/Pado Ln Junct 16.50 Aby Peartree Cottage 08.21 Swaby Church Lane 16.52 Aby End of School Lane 08.23 Swaby White Pit Way Letterbox 16.48 Haugh Postbox 08.30 Burwell Scorer Lane Layby 16.58 Arrives JSTC 08.40 The following services are contracted by Lincolnshire County Council. Only students issued with the relevant pass by LCC will be allowed to board. For any queries regarding bus timings/pick up points please contact Lincolnshire County Council on 01522 782020. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BE AT THE MORNING PICK UP POINT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE. Grayscroft Travel Gayton Le Marsh/Withern Bus 8997 (LCC) Pick Up Point a.m. Pick Up Leaves Drop Off Point p.m. Drop Off Authorpe Glebe Farm Entrance 07.57 JSTC Saleby Phone Box 16.05 Turning Circle @15.45 Authorpe Hedgehog Centre J/W 07.58 Saleby Junction 16.07 Authorpe Scrub Lane Cottages 08.00 Woodthorpe Garden Centre 16.11 Scrub Lane End Before A157 08.03 Withern Hall Farm 16.14 Tothill Triangle 08.10 Withern Corner 16.15 Gayton Le Marsh Main St/Poor Plat Ln 08.15 Gayton Le Marsh Bus Stop (Bus 16.20 Turns) Gayton Le Marsh Church Lane 08.16 Gayton Le Marsh Church Lane 16.21 Gayton Le Marsh Bus Stop 08.18 Gayton Le Marsh Main St/Poor Plat 16.23 (Bus Turns) Ln Withern Corner 08.25 Tothill Triangle 16.28 Withern Hall Farm 08.24 Scrub Lane End Before A157 16.35 Woodthorpe Garden Centre 08.30 Authorpe Scrub Lane Cottages 16.38 Saleby Junction 08.33 Authorpe Hedgehog Care J/W 16.40 Saleby Phone Box 08.35 Authorpe Glebe Farm Entrance 16.41 Arrives JSTC 08.45 The following services are contracted by Lincolnshire County Council. Only students issued with the relevant pass by LCC will be allowed to board. For any queries regarding bus timings/pick up points please contact Lincolnshire County Council on 01522 782020. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BE AT THE MORNING PICK UP POINT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE. Grayscroft 7287 (LCC) Pick Up Point a.m. Pick Up Leaves Drop Off Point p.m. Drop Off Mablethorpe Eagle Hotel Seaholme Rd 08.08 JSTC Turning Circle @15.40 Mablethorpe Seacroft Road 08.11 Beesby Hale Aloha 15.55 Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Regent Rd 08.13 Mablethorpe Alford Rd/Mile Lane 16.12 Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Jacklin Cres 08.14 Mablethorpe Peter Chambers 16.13 Way/Tuplin Way Mablethorpe Peter Chambers Way/ 08.16 Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Jacklin Cres 16.15 Tuplin Way Mablethorpe Alford Rd/Mile Lane 08.18 Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Regent Rd 16.16 Beesby Hale Aloha 08.25 Mablethorpe Seacroft Road 16.19 Arrive JSTC 08.40 Mablethorpe Eagle Hotel Seaholme 16.20 Rd Hunts G96 Pick Up Point a.m. Pick Up Leaves Drop Off Point p.m. Drop Off Mablethorpe Bus Station 08.00 Alford Market Bilsby The Spar Shop 16.02 Place @15.50 Sutton on Sea Bacchus Hotel 08.09 Thurlby Grove Farm 16.06 Sandilands Triangle 08.13 Huttoft Manor Farm Cottage 16.12 Huttoft Mill Lane 08.16 Huttoft Parish Hall 16.14 Huttoft Manor Farm Cottage 08.23 Huttoft Mill Lane 16.15 Thurlby Grove Farm 08.29 Sandilands Triangle 16.18 Bilsby Spar Shop 08.33 Sutton on Sea Bacchus Hotel 16.20 Arrives Alford Market Place 08.37 Mablethorpe Victoria Rd 16.28 Mablethorpe Med Centre 16.30 The following services are contracted by Lincolnshire County Council. Only students issued with the relevant pass by LCC will be allowed to board. For any queries regarding bus timings/pick up points please contact Lincolnshire County Council on 01522 782020. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BE AT THE MORNING PICK UP POINT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE. Grayscroft 6963 (LCC) Pick Up Point a.m. Pick Leaves Drop Off Point Drop Off Up Theddlthorpe Stain Ln/Kent Ave Crds 07.45 Recreation Beesby Hale Aloha 16.00 Ground, South Street @15.40 Theddlethorpe Rotten Row Tel. Box 07.47 Maltby Le Marsh Laburnham 16.04 Cottage Theddlethorpe Corner Rotten Row/ 07.47 Maltby Le Marsh Crown Inn 16.05 Highgate Theddlethorpe Mill Road 07.49 Stubby Bus Shelter 16.08 Theddlethorpe Primary School 07.51 Strubby Yew Tree Cottage 16.09 Theddlethorpe Station Road 07.52 Stubby The Old Farmhouse 16.11 Theddlthorpe Brickyard Lane 07.56 Stubby Village West 16.12 Junc/A157 Theddlethorpe St Helens G/Work 08.00 Maltby Le Marsh A1104 16.09 Willows C/Prk Maltby Le Marsh A1104 Willows C/Prk 08.05 Theddlethorpe St Helens 16.14 G/Works Strubby Village West Junct/A157 08.08 Theddlethorpe Brickyard 16.25 Lane Strubby The Old Farmhouse 08.09 Theddlethorpe Station Rd 16.21 Strubby Yew Tree Cottage 08.11 Theddlethorpe Primary 16.19 School Strubby Bus Shelter 08.12 Theddlethorpe Mill Rd 16.17 Maltby Le Marsh Crown Inn 08.15 Theddlethorpe Corner 16.16 Row/Highgate Maltby Le Marsh Laburnham Cott 08.16 Theddlethorpe Rotten Row 16.15 Phone Box Beesby Hale Aloha 08.20 Theddlethorpe Stain 16.30 Lane/Kent Ave C/Rds Arrives Recreation Ground, South 08.35 Street The following services are contracted by Lincolnshire County Council. Only students issued with the relevant pass by LCC will be allowed to board. For any queries regarding bus timings/pick up points please contact Lincolnshire County Council on 01522 782020. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BE AT THE MORNING PICK UP POINT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE. Grayscroft Service GR20 Pick Up Point a.m. Pick Leaves Drop Off Point Drop Off Up Mablethorpe Bus Station 07.50 JSTC Turning Thurlby Opp Huttoft Lane 15.45 Circle @15.40 End Trusthorpe Greenfield Caravan Park 07.55 Huttoft Church Lane 15.48 Trusthorpe Road/Park Road 07.57 Anderby Post Box 15.56 Sutton on Sea Sutton Lodge 08.02 Anderby Council Houses 16.00 Sandilands Kipling Drive 08.06 Anderby Creek J/W Sea Rd 16.02 Sandilands Sandhurst Road 08.07 Roman Bank Farm Cottages 16.05 Fat Seagull Café Sandilands Walkington Way 08.08 Huttoft Bank J/W Sea Lane 16.08 Huttoft Bank Links Cottages 08.11 Huttoft Bank Links Cottages 16.09 Huttoft Bank J/W Sea Lane 08.12 Sandilands Walkington Way 16.12 Roman Bank Farm Cottages 08.15 Sandilands Sandhurst Road 16.14 Fat Seagull Café Anderby Creek J/W Sea Road 08.18 Sandilands Kipling Drive 16.15 Anderby Council Houses 08.20 Sutton On Sea Sutton Lodge 16.19 Anderby Post Box 08.24 Trusthorpe Rd/Park Rd 16.24 Huttoft Primary School 08.31 Trusthorpe Greenfield 16.26 Caravan Park Huttoft Church Lane 08.32 Mablethorpe Bus Station 16.31 Thurlby Opposite Huttoft Lane End 08.35 Arrives JSTC 08.40 The following services are contracted by Lincolnshire County Council. Only students issued with the relevant pass by LCC will be allowed to board. For any queries regarding bus timings/pick up points please contact Lincolnshire County Council on 01522 782020. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BE AT THE MORNING PICK UP POINT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE. Grayscroft Service GR4 Pick Up Point a.m. Pick Leaves Drop Off Point p.m. Drop Off Up Sutton on Sea St Clements Church 08.00 Alford Market Mablethorpe Tuplin Rd/ 16.15 Place @15.55 Primary School Sutton on Sea Steve Woods Garage 08.03 Mablethorpe Peter Chambers 16.17 Way/Tuplin Road Mablethorpe Bus Station 08.10 Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Jacklin 16.20 Crescent Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Regents Rd 08.13 Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Regent 16.21 Road Mablethorpe Golf Rd/Jacklin Crescent 08.15 Mablethorpe Bus Station 16.24 Mablethorpe Peter Chambers Way/ 08.18 Sutton on Sea Steve Woods 16.31 Tuplin Road Garage Mablethorpe Tuplin Road/Primary 08.20 Sutton on Sea St Clements 16.35 School Church Arrives Alford Market Place 08.40 The following services are contracted by Lincolnshire County Council. Only students issued with the relevant pass by LCC will be allowed to board. For any queries regarding bus timings/pick up points please contact Lincolnshire County Council on 01522 782020. IT IS ADVISABLE TO BE AT THE MORNING PICK UP POINT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES BEFORE DEPARTURE. Grayscroft Service GR18 Pick Up Point a.m.
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