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EIR-20-0412 - School Bus Services Date: 23 April 2020 13:20:43 Attachments: EIR-20-0412 - School Bus Routes (Attachement).Pdf EIR-20-0412 Lochside Bus Routes.Pdf From: Foi Enquiries To: Subject: EIR-20-0412 - School Bus Services Date: 23 April 2020 13:20:43 Attachments: EIR-20-0412 - School Bus Routes (Attachement).pdf EIR-20-0412 Lochside Bus Routes.pdf Dear , Thank you for your information request of 03 April 2020. Aberdeen City Council (ACC) has completed the necessary search for the information requested. Our response is now detailed below. 1. Copies of timetables for all Mainstream Primary and Secondary school bus services, as these are issued to pupils. (Traveline National Dataset/Traveline Scotland only contains registered bus services). Information has been provided for the following schools, on the attached documents: Lochside Academy Hazlehead Academy St Peters RC School St Joseph’s RC School Cults Academy (4/6 routes provided) Bucksburn Academy Bucksburn/Dyce Academy Shuttle Bus We are only able to provide timetable information for some school transport routes provided by bus and these are where pupils are collected on a pre-determined route at public bus stops, etc. For a number of school transport routes operated by bus, pupils are collected from their home address or road-end to their property and this is what would be detailed on any timetable. As such, the provision of customers home address, coupled with their school of attendance, will make individuals identifiable and has not been provided for these reasons. In order to comply with its obligations under the terms of Regulation 13 of the EIRs, ACC hereby give notice that we are refusing this part of your request under the terms of Regulation 11(2) in conjunction with 11(3)(a)(i) – Personal Information - of the EIRs. In making this decision ACC considered the following points: ACC is of the opinion that Regulation 11(2) applies to the information specified above as the information in question is personal information relating to living individuals, of which the applicant is not the data subject. ACC is of the opinion that Regulation 11(3)(a)(i) applies, as we consider that disclosure of this information would be a breach of the ‘lawfulness, fairness and transparency’ principle. These individuals have not consented to the disclosure of this information and ACC does not consider that they would expect ACC to release this information about them into the public domain under the FOISA. 2. Where these are operating as local bus services, details of the fares charged too. Lochside Academy and Hazlehead Academy operate as local bus services, although the majority of pupils utilising Lochside Academy services are provided with bus passes. Lochside Academy: First Aberdeen commercial fares apply: https://www.firstgroup.com/aberdeen/tickets/ticket-prices Hazlehead Academy: Single Fares: Type Stage 1 Stage 2 Adult £1.40 £2.10 Child £0.70 £1.10 Return: Child £1.50 Weekly Pass: Child £7.00 Academic Year Pass: Child £230.00 As details of the fares charged for Lochside Academy is otherwise accessible through the above link on First Group website, it is exempt from disclosure. In order to comply with our obligations under the terms of Regulation 13 of the EIRs, we hereby give notice that we are refusing your request under the terms of Regulation 6(1)(b) - Information Already Publicly Available - of the EIRs. I don’t require details of pupils/addresses, any personal information. Neither would I require any details of Special Education Needs school contacts. The information can be sent as any electronic format – PDF, Word, Excel, InDeisgn etc. For the avoidance of doubt these should be correct at March 2020, and before the recent schools closure following the Covid-19 “pandemic”. INFORMATION ABOUT THE HANDLING OF YOUR REQUEST As the information which you requested is environmental information, as defined under Regulation 2(1) of the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004 (the EIRs), we considered that it was exempt from release through FOISA, and must therefore give you notice that we are refusing your request under Section 39(2) of FOISA (Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002). However, you have a separate right to access the information which you have requested under Regulation 5 of the EIRs, under which we have handled your request. Please refer to FOISA reviews & appeals and Your Data for more information about your rights under the EIRs. We hope this helps with your request. Yours sincerely, Salomeh Kheyri Rad | Access to Information Officer Aberdeen City Council | Access to Information Team | Customer Feedback |Customer Marischal College | Business Hub 6 | 1st Floor | Broad Street | Aberdeen | AB10 1AB Dial: 01224 522166 www.aberdeencity.gov.uk | Twitter: @AberdeenCC | Facebook.com/AberdeenCC Hazlehead Academy Cults Academy – Peterculter Buses TIME Bus A Pick Up Locations 8.05am Johnstone Gardens 8.07am Malcolm Road 8.10am Village (Spar) on North Deeside Road TIME Bus B Pick Up Locations 7.50am Bucklerburn Drive 7.55am School Road TIME Bus C Pick Up Locations 7.55am North Deeside Road (bus stop before Craigton Crescent) 7.58am North Deeside Road (bus stop before Cairn Road) 8.00am North Deeside Road (bus stop before Coronation Road) 8.03am North Deeside Road (bus stop after St Ronans Place) TIME Bus D Pick Up Locations 8.05am Coronation Road (all stops) Bucksburn Academy – Kingswells Buses TIME Bus A Pick Up Locations 7.45am Kingswells Crescent (bus shelter after Wellside Wynd) 7.48am Kingswells Crescent (bus shelter after Derbeth Park) TIME Bus B Pick Up Locations 7.45am Kingswells Crescent (bus stop Wellside Road) 7.48am Kingswells Crescent (bus shelter opposite Concraig Gardens) TIME Bus C Pick Up Locations 7.45am Kingswells Avenue (opposite Migvie Lea) 7.48am Kingswells Avenue (bus stop before Cromar Gardens) 7.50am Kingswood Drive (bus shelter at Kingsmead Home) TIME Bus D Pick up Locations 7.40am Old Skene Road Junction / Fairley Road 7.43am Fairley Road (bus shelter before Edmond Gardens) 7.46am Kingswood Drive (bus stop opp Kingswood Road Junction) 7.48am Kingswood Drive (bus stop before Broaddykes Drive) 7.50am Kingswells Drive (bus stop before Coull Green) TIME Bus E Pick Up Locations 7.45am Kingswells Crescent (bus shelter opposite Migvie Grove) 7.48am Kingswells Crescent (bus shelter before Wellside Walk) Bucksburn/Dyce Academy Shuttle Bus Transport Shuttle Bus: Bucksburn Academy to Dyce Academy Pick Up Arrive Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Pick up 8.10 Bucksburn, Arrive Dyce for 8.30 21 13 9 15 13 depart 8.15am latest Pick up 10.40 Bucksburn Arrive Dyce asap 28 19 17 22 22 Pick up 13.00 Bucksburn Arrive Dyce asap 5 36 14 19 15 Pick up 15.45/14.45 Arrive Dyce asap 9 7 7 Bucksburn Shuttle Bus: Dyce Academy to Bucksburn Academy Pick Up Arrive Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Pick up 8.10 Dyce, Arrive Bucksburn for 19 7 5 12 7 depart 8.15am latest 8.30 Pick up 10.40 Dyce Arrive Bucksburn asap 17 22 15 32 21 Pick up 13.00 Dyce Arrive Bucksburn asap 18 22 20 12 22 Pick up 15.45/14.45 Dyce Arrive Bucksburn asap 26 7 7 continue to Kingswells .
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