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Service Information 636 This service runs on Monday, Wednesday and Friday only (not public holidays) from Hengrove to Keynsham via Wells Road, Staunton Lane, Stockwood, Ladman Road, Stockwood Vale HENGROVE TO Ashton Way and Bath Road. There is no service on other days of the week. KEYNSHAM The service 636 is operated by Somerbus via Whitchurch & with financial support from Bath & North East Somerset Council. For lost property or fares Stockwood enquiries please telephone Somerbus on 01761 490760 For local residents who find it difficult to use conventional public transport more information on the Keynsham & District Dial-a-Ride service is available by calling 01225 395321. This leaflet about bus service 636 can be made available in a range of community languages, large print, Braille, on tape, electronic and accessible formats from Bath & North East Somerset Council’s, Public Transport Team on 01225 477615 This leaflet is produced with funding from the West of England Local Sustainable Transport Fund Bus Timetable www.bathnes.gov.uk 0871 200 2233 Somerbus www.traveline.org.uk From Published by Bath & North East Somerset Council’s Print Services, Dartmouth Avenue, Oldfield Park, Bath BA2 1AS DP 4561 08/14 JM September 2014T636 NEW SERVICE FROM SEPTEMBER 2014 From September 2014 the service is enhanced to operate three times a week so that services will now operate on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays The return journey from Keynsham on Wednesday operates at a later time than on Monday or Friday Service HENGROVE TO KEYNSHAM via Whitchurch & Stockwood 636 Monday, Wednesday and Fridays only (not Public Holidays) M,W,F M, F W HENGROVE Gilda Parade 1032 KEYNSHAM, Waitrose 1200 1320 Maes Knoll, Whitchurch 1034 Keynsham Ashton Way 1205 1325 Stockwood, Free Church 1039 Keynsham Church 1206 1326 Keynsham Church 1046 Stockwood, Free Church 1213 1333 Keynsham Ashton Way 1047 Maes Knoll, Whitchurch 1218 1338 KEYNSHAM, Waitrose 1051 HENGROVE Gilda Parade 1220 1340 M Monday / W Wednesday / F Friday NO SERVICE ON OTHER DAYS OF THE WEEK STOCKWOOD Keynsham HENGROVE Church Keynsham Waitrose Gilda Ashton Way Parade Free Church 636 KEYNSHAM 636 Maes Knoll WHITCHURCH For further information on travel in the West of England www.travelwest.info.

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