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93/93A Malmesbury to Cirencester 93/93A Malmesbury - Charlton - Crudwell - Somerford Keynes - Cirencester Coachstyle Timetable valid from 09/04/2018 until further notice. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Service Restrictions Sch SH Malmesbury, School (NW-bound) 1545 Malmesbury, Cross Hayes (S-bound) 1600 1600 § Malmesbury, The Triangle (NE-bound) Malmesbury, o/s Co-Op Supermarket § Malmesbury, William Stumpes Close (N-bound) Malmesbury, Tetbury Hill (SE-bound) § Malmesbury, Avon Mills (SW-bound) 1601 1601 § Malmesbury, Manor Cottages (SE-bound) 1602 1602 § Malmesbury, Cowbridge Crescent (SE-bound) 1604 1604 Malmesbury, Cowbridge Mill (SE-bound) 1605 1605 § Lea, Lea Crescent (SE-bound) 1606 1606 § Lea, o/s Church of St Giles 1607 1607 § Lea, Old Bakery Close (N-bound) 1608 1608 § Lea, The Chestnuts (E-bound) 1608 1608 Lea, Primary School (NE-bound) 1609 1609 Charlton, Pike House (N-bound) 1613 1613 § Charlton, Vicarage Lane (E-bound) 1614 1614 § Lower Minety, The Crossroads (NW-bound) § Lower Minety, o/s C of E Primary School § Upper Minety, Village Bus Shelter (NW-bound) Hankerton, Hillwell (W-bound) Hankerton, Telephone Box (N-bound) 1617 1617 Murcott, The Farm (W-bound) 1620 1620 § Crudwell, o/s Wheatsheaf Inn 1621 1621 Crudwell, o/s Old Post Office 1623 1623 Chelworth, The Village (NE-bound) 1627 1627 Oaksey, Bendy Bow (E-bound) 1630 1630 § Oaksey, nr All Saints Church 1630 1630 § Poole Keynes, nr Friday Island § Somerford Keynes, nr Mill Lane Somerford Keynes, by Telephone Box Somerford Keynes, nr The Bakers’ Arms § Somerford Keynes, nr Old School Cottages Upper Minety, Village Bus Shelter (SE-bound) Lower Minety, opp C of E Primary School Ashton Keynes, opp Village Hall Garage § Chesterton, before Berkeley Road § Chesterton, after Oaklands Chesterton, nr Chesterton Lane § Chesterton, by Somerford Court § Cirencester, opp Phoenix Way Cirencester, o/s Waitrose Store Kemble, after Clayfurlong Grove 1638 1638 § Kemble, nr Smerrill Quarry 1639 1639 Cirencester, o/s Steadings Cottages 1641 1641 § Chesterton, nr Shops § Chesterton, by Cemetery Cirencester, nr College 1644 1644 Watermoor, opp Queen Street Cirencester, opp The Forum 1650 1650 Service Restrictions: SH - Wiltshire School Holidays Sch - Wiltshire School Days Notes: r - Sets down by request to driver only s - demand stop § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown 93/93A Cirencester - Somerford Keynes - Crudwell - Charton - Malmesbury Coachstyle Timetable valid from 09/04/2018 until further notice. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Service Restrictions SH Sch Cirencester, nr College § Cirencester, opp Old Station Car Park § Cirencester, opp Parish Church Cirencester, nr Deer Park School Cirencester, o/s The Forum § Chesterton, nr Somerford Court § Chesterton, before Oaklands § Chesterton, after Berkeley Road § Somerford Keynes, by Old School Cottages § Somerford Keynes, by The Bakers’ Arms § Cirencester, o/s Hospital Somerford Keynes, opp Telephone Box § Somerford Keynes, by Mill Lane § Poole Keynes, opp Friday Island Ashton Keynes, o/s Village Hall Garage § Lower Minety, The Crossroads (NW-bound) Lower Minety, o/s C of E Primary School Upper Minety, Village Bus Shelter (NW-bound) § Oaksey, o/s All Saints Church Oaksey, Bendy Bow (W-bound) Kemble, opp Clayfurlong Grove 0803 0803 § Kemble, opp Trading Estate 0806 0806 Chelworth, The Village (SW-bound) 0809 0809 Crudwell, opp Old Post Office 0814 0814 § Crudwell, opp Wheatsheaf Inn 0815 0815 Murcott, opp Park Cottages 0817 0817 Hankerton, Telephone Box (S-bound) 0820 0820 § Charlton, Vicarage Lane (W-bound) 0822 0822 Charlton, Pike House (SW-bound) 0824 0824 Lea, Primary School (W-bound) 0829 0829 § Lea, The Chestnuts (W-bound) 0829 0829 § Lea, Old Bakery Close (S-bound) 0829 0829 § Lea, opp Church of St Giles 0830 0830 § Lea, Lea Crescent (NW-bound) 0831 0831 Malmesbury, Cowbridge Mill (NW-bound) 0833 0833 § Malmesbury, Cowbridge Crescent (NW-bound) 0833 0834 § Malmesbury, Manor Cottages (NW-bound) 0834 0835 § Malmesbury, Healthcare Centre (E-bound) Malmesbury, Burton Hill (N-bound) 0835 0837 Malmesbury, School (NW-bound) 0845 § Malmesbury, Milbourne Lane (W-bound) § Malmesbury, Tetbury Hill (NW-bound) § Malmesbury, William Stumpes Close (S-bound) Malmesbury, opp Co-Op Supermarket § Malmesbury, The Triangle (SW-bound) Malmesbury, Cross Hayes (S-bound) 0838 Service Restrictions: SH - Wiltshire School Holidays Sch - Wiltshire School Days Notes: r - Sets down by request to driver only s - demand stop § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown Data Provided by South West Public Transport Information (SWPTI) - 47 - 15/01/19 93/93A Malmesbury - Charlton - Crudwell - Somerford Keynes - Cirencester Coachstyle For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code wilamtpg Malmesbury, School (NW-bound) Bus Park 4600WIY38457 wilapama Malmesbury, Cross Hayes (S-bound) Cross Hayes Lane 4600WIA11217 wilamwmw Malmesbury, The Triangle (NE-bound) Gloucester Road 4600WOZ03950 wilamwpd Malmesbury, o/s Co-Op Supermarket Gloucester Road 4600WIA11238 wildwata Malmesbury, William Stumpes Close (N-bound) Tetbury Hill 4600WIA04442 wilamwgt Malmesbury, Tetbury Hill (SE-bound) Tetbury Hill 4600WIY38425 wilapapt Malmesbury, Avon Mills (SW-bound) High Street 4600WIA11215 wilapatj Malmesbury, Manor Cottages (SE-bound) B4042 4600WIA11249 wilapawt Malmesbury, Cowbridge Crescent (SE-bound) B4042 Swindon Road 4600WIA11251 wilapdga Malmesbury, Cowbridge Mill (SE-bound) Malmesbury Road 4600WIA11255 wilapgdm Lea, Lea Crescent (SE-bound) Malmesbury Road 4600WIA11257 wilapgtp Lea, o/s Church of St Giles The Street 4600WIA11259 wildtdta Lea, Old Bakery Close (N-bound) The Street 4600WIA64198 wilapjap Lea, The Chestnuts (E-bound) The Street 4600WIA11260 wilapjgd Lea, Primary School (NE-bound) The Street 4600WIA11263 wilapjgm Charlton, Pike House (N-bound) Charlton Road 4600WIA12889 wilapmgw Charlton, Vicarage Lane (E-bound) The Street 4600WIA12891 wilatpmd Lower Minety, The Crossroads (NW-bound) Silver Street 4600WIA12920 wilatpgt Lower Minety, o/s C of E Primary School Hornbury Hill 4600WIA12918 wilatgtd Upper Minety, Village Bus Shelter (NW-bound) Crudwell Road 4600WIA12916 wilapmtm Hankerton, Hillwell (W-bound) Cloatley Road 4600WIA12892 wilapmpm Hankerton, Telephone Box (N-bound) Vicarage Road 4600WIA12895 wildtwdw Murcott, The Farm (W-bound) Main Street 4600WIA04386 wilapgaj Crudwell, o/s Wheatsheaf Inn The Street 4600WIA12898 wilapgjp Crudwell, o/s Old Post Office The Street 4600WIA12900 wildpjwg Chelworth, The Village (NE-bound) Main Street 4600WIY42975 wilapwdm Oaksey, Bendy Bow (E-bound) The Street 4600WIA12906 wilapwpt Oaksey, nr All Saints Church The Street 4600WIA12908 glodwpgd Poole Keynes, nr Friday Island Oaksey Road 1600GL3846 glodwtpj Somerford Keynes, nr Mill Lane Main Street 1600GLC434 glodwtmj Somerford Keynes, by Telephone Box Main Street 1600GL4288 glodwtgm Somerford Keynes, nr The Bakers’ Arms Main Street 1600GLC432 glodwtdp Somerford Keynes, nr Old School Cottages Main Street 1600GLC430 wilatgta Upper Minety, Village Bus Shelter (SE-bound) Crudwell Road 4600WIA12915 wilatpgw Lower Minety, opp C of E Primary School Hornbury Hill 4600WIA12917 wilawamg Ashton Keynes, opp Village Hall Garage High Road 4600WIA12859 glogagja Chesterton, before Berkeley Road Somerford Road 1600GLC362 glogadtp Chesterton, after Oaklands Somerford Road 1600GLC364 glogpapw Chesterton, nr Chesterton Lane Somerford Road 1600GLA90838 glogadmt Chesterton, by Somerford Court Somerford Road 1600GLC314 glogadpt Cirencester, opp Phoenix Way Sheep Street 1600GLC424 glodwtwa Cirencester, o/s Waitrose Store Hammond Way 1600GL1305 glodwjpd Kemble, after Clayfurlong Grove A429 1600GLC128 glogmwdp Kemble, nr Smerrill Quarry 1600GLA57042 glogptgj Cirencester, o/s Steadings Cottages Tetbury Road 1600GLA06425 glodwtpm Chesterton, nr Shops Chesterton Lane 1600GL1103 glogmpam Chesterton, by Cemetery Chesterton Lane 1600GLA36750 glodwpgw Cirencester, nr College A429 1600GLC132 glogagtw Watermoor, opp Queen Street Watermoor Road 1600GL1312 glogagdm Cirencester, opp The Forum South Way 1600GLC002 Data Provided by South West Public Transport Information (SWPTI) - 47 - 15/01/19 93/93A Cirencester - Somerford Keynes - Crudwell - Charton - Malmesbury Coachstyle For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently
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