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65 bus time schedule & line map 65 Stroud - Cam & Dursley Stn View In Website Mode The 65 bus line (Stroud - Cam & Dursley Stn) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Draycott: 6:20 AM - 5:30 PM (2) Stroud: 7:16 AM - 6:25 PM (3) Woodƒeld: 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 65 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 65 bus arriving. Direction: Draycott 65 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Draycott Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:20 AM - 5:30 PM Merrywalks, Stroud Merrywalks, Stroud Tuesday 6:20 AM - 5:30 PM Homebase, Stroud Wednesday 6:20 AM - 5:30 PM Stroud High And Marling Schools, Stroud Thursday 6:20 AM - 5:30 PM Cainscross Road, Stroud Friday 6:20 AM - 5:30 PM Marling School, Cainscross Saturday Not Operational Cainscross Road, Stroud Sainsbury's Store, Dudbridge A419, Stroud 65 bus Info Cricket Ground, Selsley Direction: Draycott Stops: 37 Bell Inn, Selsley Trip Duration: 51 min Line Summary: Merrywalks, Stroud, Homebase, Woodchester Turn, Selsley Stroud, Stroud High And Marling Schools, Stroud, Marling School, Cainscross, Sainsbury's Store, Bristol & Glos Gliding Club, Nympsƒeld Dudbridge, Cricket Ground, Selsley, Bell Inn, Selsley, Woodchester Turn, Selsley, Bristol & Glos Gliding Tinkley Corner, Nympsƒeld Club, Nympsƒeld, Tinkley Corner, Nympsƒeld, The Cross, Nympsƒeld, Crawley Lane, Crawley, Church The Cross, Nympsƒeld Hall, Uley, Post O∆ce, Uley, Fop Street, Uley, Old Mill House, Rockstowes, Riversmill, Dursley, Carpenters Crawley Lane, Crawley Arms, Dursley, Uley Road, Dursley, Sainsbury'S, Dursley, May Lane Bus Station, Dursley, May Lane, Dursley, Rednock School, Kingshill, Fire Station, Church Hall, Uley Kingshill, Dursley Hospital, Upper Cam, Police Station & Courts, Kingshill, Lambsdowne, Tilsdown, Post O∆ce, Uley Broadmere, Woodƒeld, Cam Lodge, Woodƒeld, Yew Tree Inn, Woodƒeld, Philimore Road, Woodƒeld, Fop Street, Uley Tilsdown Close, Woodƒeld, Fairmead, Lower Cam, The Street, Uley Civil Parish Jubilee Tree, Lower Cam, Draycott Crescent, Draycott, Draycott Business Park, Draycott, Cam & Old Mill House, Rockstowes Dursley Rail Stn, Draycott Riversmill, Dursley Parsons Close, Dursley Carpenters Arms, Dursley Uley Road, Dursley Bull Pitch, Dursley Sainsbury'S, Dursley Castle Street, Dursley May Lane Bus Station, Dursley Dursley Bus Station, Dursley May Lane, Dursley 18B Parsonage Street, Dursley Rednock School, Kingshill Fire Station, Kingshill Dursley Hospital, Upper Cam Police Station & Courts, Kingshill Lambsdowne, Tilsdown Broadmere, Woodƒeld Cam Lodge, Woodƒeld Yew Tree Inn, Woodƒeld Philimore Road, Woodƒeld Tilsdown Close, Woodƒeld Fairmead, Lower Cam Jubilee Tree, Lower Cam Knapp Lane, Cam Civil Parish Draycott Crescent, Draycott Draycott, Cam Civil Parish Draycott Business Park, Draycott Cam & Dursley Rail Stn, Draycott Direction: Stroud 65 bus Time Schedule 56 stops Stroud Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:16 AM - 6:25 PM Yew Tree Inn, Woodƒeld Tuesday 7:16 AM - 6:25 PM Philimore Road, Woodƒeld Wednesday 7:16 AM - 6:25 PM Tilsdown Close, Woodƒeld Thursday 7:16 AM - 6:25 PM Fairmead, Lower Cam Friday 7:16 AM - 6:25 PM Jubilee Tree, Lower Cam Saturday Not Operational Knapp Lane, Cam Civil Parish Draycott Crescent, Draycott Draycott, Cam Civil Parish 65 bus Info Draycott Business Park, Draycott Direction: Stroud Stops: 56 Cam & Dursley Rail Stn, Draycott Trip Duration: 61 min Line Summary: Yew Tree Inn, Woodƒeld, Philimore Old Swan, Coaley Road, Woodƒeld, Tilsdown Close, Woodƒeld, Fairmead, Lower Cam, Jubilee Tree, Lower Cam, Draycott Crescent, Draycott, Draycott Business Park, School, Coaley Draycott, Cam & Dursley Rail Stn, Draycott, Old Swan, Coaley, School, Coaley, Betworthy Estate, Betworthy Estate, Coaley Coaley, Trenley Road, Hamshill, The Old Chapel, Far The Street, Coaley Civil Parish Green, Ashmead Turn, Far Green, Allotments, Ashmead Green, Ashmead Hall, Ashmead Green, Trenley Road, Hamshill Green Street, Upthorpe, Playing Field, Upthorpe, Station Road, Upper Cam, Hopton Green, Upper Cam, The Old Chapel, Far Green St George's Church, Upper Cam, St George's Close, Upper Cam, Everlands Junction, Upper Cam, Dursley Ashmead Turn, Far Green Hospital, Upper Cam, Fire Station, Kingshill, Garage, Kingshill, May Lane Bus Station, Dursley, Sainsbury'S, Allotments, Ashmead Green Dursley, Carpenters Arms, Dursley, Riversmill, Dursley, Old Mill House, Rockstowes, Fop Street, Uley, Post Ashmead Hall, Ashmead Green O∆ce, Uley, St Giles's Church, Uley, Crawley Lane, Crawley, The Cross, Nympsƒeld, Benton Court, Green Street, Upthorpe Nympsƒeld, Tinkley Farm, Nympsƒeld, Nailsworth Primary School, Forest Green, Nortonwood, Forest Playing Field, Upthorpe Green, Moffatt Road, Forest Green, Northƒeld Road, Forest Green, Bus Station, Nailsworth, Lakeside Station Road, Upper Cam Garage, Nailsworth, Dunkirk Mills, Inchbrook, Trading Estate, Inchbrook, Frogmarsh Lane, Woodchester, Hopton Green, Upper Cam Station Road, Woodchester, Manor Drive, Woodchester, Old Piano Works, Woodchester, The Old Fleece Inn, Rooksmoor, Kitesnest Lane, Lightpill, St George's Church, Upper Cam Stroud Rugby Club, Rodborough, Spillman's Pitch, Rodborough, Rodborough Hill, Stroud, Merrywalks, St George's Close, Upper Cam Stroud Church Road, Cam Civil Parish Everlands Junction, Upper Cam Dursley Hospital, Upper Cam Fire Station, Kingshill Garage, Kingshill Kingshill Road, Dursley Civil Parish May Lane Bus Station, Dursley Dursley Bus Station, Dursley Sainsbury'S, Dursley 57 Parsonage Street, Dursley Carpenters Arms, Dursley Yellow Hundred Close, Dursley Riversmill, Dursley Old Mill House, Rockstowes Fop Street, Uley The Street, Uley Civil Parish Post O∆ce, Uley St Giles's Church, Uley Crawley Lane, Crawley The Cross, Nympsƒeld Benton Court, Nympsƒeld Tinkley Corner, Nympsƒeld Civil Parish Tinkley Farm, Nympsƒeld Nailsworth Primary School, Forest Green Nortonwood, Forest Green Beechwood Close, Nailsworth Civil Parish Moffatt Road, Forest Green Nympsƒeld Road, Nailsworth Civil Parish Northƒeld Road, Forest Green Old School Close, Nailsworth Bus Station, Nailsworth Old Market, Nailsworth Lakeside Garage, Nailsworth Dunkirk Mills, Inchbrook Trading Estate, Inchbrook Frogmarsh Lane, Woodchester Station Road, Woodchester Manor Drive, Woodchester Old Piano Works, Woodchester The Old Fleece Inn, Rooksmoor Kitesnest Lane, Lightpill Stroud Rugby Club, Rodborough Spillman's Pitch, Rodborough 60 Bath Road, Stroud Rodborough Hill, Stroud Merrywalks, Stroud 19 Merrywalks Shopping Centre, Stroud Direction: Woodƒeld 65 bus Time Schedule 41 stops Woodƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Merrywalks, Stroud Merrywalks, Stroud Tuesday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Rodborough Hill, Stroud Wednesday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Spillman's Pitch, Rodborough Thursday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM 60 Bath Road, Stroud Friday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM Walkley Hill, Rodborough Saturday Not Operational Kitesnest Lane, Lightpill The Old Fleece Inn, Rooksmoor 65 bus Info Old Piano Works, Woodchester Direction: Woodƒeld Stops: 41 Manor Gardens, Woodchester Trip Duration: 45 min Manor Gardens, Woodchester Civil Parish Line Summary: Merrywalks, Stroud, Rodborough Hill, Stroud, Spillman's Pitch, Rodborough, Walkley Manor Drive, Woodchester Hill, Rodborough, Kitesnest Lane, Lightpill, The Old Fleece Inn, Rooksmoor, Old Piano Works, Station Road, Woodchester Woodchester, Manor Gardens, Woodchester, Manor Drive, Woodchester, Station Road, Woodchester, Frogmarsh Lane, Woodchester, Trading Estate, Frogmarsh Lane, Woodchester Inchbrook, Dunkirk Mills, Inchbrook, Lakeside Garage, Nailsworth, Bus Station, Nailsworth, Trading Estate, Inchbrook Churchill Road, Forest Green, Star Hill, Forest Green, Nortonwood, Forest Green, Nailsworth Primary Dunkirk Mills, Inchbrook School, Forest Green, Tinkley Farm, Nympsƒeld, Benton Court, Nympsƒeld, The Cross, Nympsƒeld, Lakeside Garage, Nailsworth Crawley Lane, Crawley, Church Hall, Uley, Post O∆ce, Uley, Fop Street, Uley, Old Mill House, Rockstowes, Bus Station, Nailsworth Riversmill, Dursley, Carpenters Arms, Dursley, Uley Old Market, Nailsworth Road, Dursley, Sainsbury'S, Dursley, May Lane Bus Station, Dursley, May Lane, Dursley, Rednock School, Churchill Road, Forest Green Kingshill, Fire Station, Kingshill, Dursley Hospital, Upper Cam, Police Station & Courts, Kingshill, Star Hill, Forest Green Lambsdowne, Tilsdown, Broadmere, Woodƒeld, Cam Lodge, Woodƒeld, Yew Tree Inn, Woodƒeld Nortonwood, Forest Green Beechwood Close, Nailsworth Civil Parish Nailsworth Primary School, Forest Green Cottage Gardens, Nailsworth Civil Parish Tinkley Farm, Nympsƒeld Benton Court, Nympsƒeld Tinkley Corner, Nympsƒeld Civil Parish The Cross, Nympsƒeld Crawley Lane, Crawley Church Hall, Uley Post O∆ce, Uley Fop Street, Uley The Street, Uley Civil Parish Old Mill House, Rockstowes Riversmill, Dursley Parsons Close, Dursley Carpenters Arms, Dursley Uley Road, Dursley Bull Pitch, Dursley Sainsbury'S, Dursley Castle Street, Dursley May Lane Bus Station, Dursley Dursley Bus Station, Dursley May Lane, Dursley 18B Parsonage Street, Dursley Rednock School, Kingshill Fire Station, Kingshill Dursley Hospital, Upper Cam Police Station & Courts, Kingshill Lambsdowne, Tilsdown Broadmere, Woodƒeld Cam Lodge, Woodƒeld Yew Tree Inn, Woodƒeld 65 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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  • Parish Register Guide L

    Parish Register Guide L

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  • THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 APRIL, 1938 2633 Riversdale, Twyning, Near Tewkesbury, Dr

    THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 APRIL, 1938 2633 Riversdale, Twyning, Near Tewkesbury, Dr

    THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 APRIL, 1938 2633 Riversdale, Twyning, near Tewkesbury, Dr. Skyrme, Nordan Hall, Leominster, Hubert Thomas Herbert Holroyd, Church Street, Ingleby, Rosedale Court, Leysters, near Ten- Tewkesbury, Stuart Christopher John Moulder, bury, Charles Johnson Cowper Pratt, Brock 37, High Street, Tewkesbury, Reginald Alfred Hall, Leominster, James Raymond Best, The Newman, 139, High Street, Tewkesbury, Dr. Crossway, Peterchurch, Meysey George Dallas William Hopper Shephard, Hereford House, Clive, Whitfield, Treville, Sydney Francis Fair, High Street, Tewkesbury, Capt. G. M. B. Carr, Harold Villa, Ewyas Harold, Thomas Henry The Old Vicarage, Tirley, near Gloucester, Foster, Fairfield, Peterchurch, Capt. Laurence Charles M. Caudle, Freemans Court, Nugent Hope, Whitney Court, William Edward Twyning, near Tewkesbury, William James Smith, Snodhill Hall, Peterchurch, Richard Healing, Riversdale, Twyning, near Tewkes- Randolph William Rawson Trafford, Michael- bury, Frederick Frank Thompson, The church Court. Hoo House, Gloucester Road, Tewkesbury, Edward Roland Warner, Southwick, Tewkes- For the Borough of St. Albans. bury, Herbert Lancaster, Shirley House, John Charles Herbert Lewis, " Pretoria," Newent, Percy Frank Winfield, " Kelms- Lemsford Road, St. Albans, The Rev. cott," Ross Road, Newent, Maj. A. Benjamin Emmanuel Frank Mitchell, M.C., Roger Rowden, O.B.E., Bromsberrow Court, St. Michaels Vicarage, St. Albans, Leonard Ledbury, Col. Reginald Edmund M. Russell, Frederick Foster, Stuart House, London Road, C.V.O., C.B.E., D.S.O., Grove House, Broms- St. Albans, Harold Reginald Horn, berrow Heath, Ledbury, Maj. H. T. Moore, " Glenelg," Grosvenor Road East, St. Albans, Old Court, Newent, Augustus Harris Chew, Gilbert Edward Debenham, " Weyvercourt," J.P., Callow Farm, Dymock, Robert F. Stuart, Avenue Road, St.