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Your Guide to Buses from Accrington & Oswaldtwistle for Blackburn Your guide to buses from Accrington & Oswaldtwistle for Blackburn College on The Hyndburn Connect (Routes 6/6a) and The Your guide to buses Lancashire Way (Route X41) from Accrington & Blackburn College is conveniently located in Blackburn town centre and is well served by Transdev Lancashire United bus services. Oswaldtwistle Detailed here within this guide are the times of the buses from Accrington and Oswaldtwistle on The Hyndburn Connect Routes 6/6a and The Lancashire Way route X41 during Monday to Friday mornings and afternoon return journeys from Blackburn. for Blackburn Buses on these routes drop off and pick up from Blackburn Bus Station on Brown Street, which is approximately a 5 minute walk to/from the college. College With a Blackburn College travel pass students can travel at any time ONLY including evenings, weekends and during holidays on Transdev on The Hyndburn Lancashire United bus services within the area specified on per term£10 travel pass your travel pass. For full time students Connect (Routes 6/6a) & The and apprentices For more information aged 16-18! Lancashire Way (Route X41) Blackburn College Bus times for: call 01254 292 529 or visit www.blackburn.ac.uk/travel Route X41 Route 6/6A ONLY • Accrington • Accrington Transdev Lancashire United £10 • Church • Church call 0845 2 72 72 72 per term travel pass • Intack • Oswaldtwistle or visit www.lancashirebus.co.uk For full time students and apprentices • Stanhill aged 16-18! Buses run up to every 30 minutes on Route X41 • Intack and up to every 7/8 minutes on Routes 6/6A For times of buses throughout the day visit; www.blackburn.ac.uk/travel All times within this guide are approximate. Times are based on published timetable information from 16th March 2014 and may be subject to change. For details and up to date timetable information, please visit; www.blackburn.ac.uk/travel Students must show valid college ID in conjunction with travel pass to be eligible for travel. Terms and conditions apply. Your guide to buses from Accrington & Oswaldtwistle for Blackburn College on The Hyndburn Connect (Routes 6/6a) from Accrington, & The Lancashire Way (Route X41) Willows Lane from Oswaldtwistle, from Accrington, approx. journey time 19-21 mins from Church, Bridge Street West End from Intack, Accrington Peel Street (Stand C) approx. journey time 16-18 mins approx. journey time 13-17 mins Morning Departures 0757 0932 from Oswaldtwistle, Road approx. journey time 21-23 mins to Blackburn, Bus Station 0857 0957 0800 0935 0801 0938 Devon Avenue approx. journey time 9-11 mins from Blackburn, Morning Departures Morning Departures Route X41 0755 0930 to Blackburn, Bus Station 0900 1000 to Blackburn, Bus Station 0903 1003 approx. journey time 12-14 mins Winmarleigh Street Morning Departures 0807 0942 Blackburn, to Blackburn, Bus Station Morning Departures approx. journey time 7-8 mins from 0855 0955 to Blackburn, Bus Station Morning Departures 0804 0939 0907 1007 Bus Station (Stand 12) 0810 0944 to Blackburn, Bus Station 0904 1004 Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus Station Afternoon Departures 1455 1635 0909 1009 from Blackburn, Bus Accrington Station (Stand 12) to 1526 1740 Route 6/6A Accrington Between 1500-1900 1600 1840 Accrington, from from Church, Market Street Route X41 Buses run up to every 30 minutes Thwaites Road Oswaldtwistle Peel Street approx. journey time 22-28 mins (Stand H) from Accrington, Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus Station Blackburn, For return home approx. journey time 6a 0704 6a 0755 6a 0835 6a 0921 Get on the bus at Blackburn Bus Station 26-32 mins Willows Lane Bus Station approx. journey time 25-31 mins 6 0714 6 0800 6 0840 6 0929 Route 7/7A Morning Departures from Blackburn, Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus 6a 0724 6a 0806 6a 0851 6a 0936 to Blackburn, Bus Station Windsor Road from Intack, Accrington Road from Blackburn Station 6 0734 6 0814 6 0855 6 0944 Bus Station (Stand 10) 6a 0700 6a 0831 approx. journey time 9-11 mins Winmarleigh 6a 0701 6a 0803 6a 0903 6a 0743 6a 0821 6a 0906 6a 0951 Afternoon Departures from Blackburn, 6 0710 6 0836 Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus Station Street 6 0711 6 0811 6 0907 6 0749 6 0823 6 0910 6 0959 from Devon Avenue Bus Station (Stand 10) to Accrington 6a 0720 6a 0847 approx. journey time 6-9 mins Between 1500-1900 6a 0721 6a 0818 6a 0918 approx. journey time 13-16 mins 6 0705 6a 0808 6 0857 6a 0951 6 0730 6 0851 6 0731 6 0820 6 0926 Morning Departures on Route 6 to 6a 0717 6 0815 6a 0906 6 0959 Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus 7a 1443 7a 1554 7a 1700 6a 0739 6a 0902 Blackburn, Bus Station Station 6a 0740 6a 0832 6a 0933 6 0727 6a 0821 6 0912 6a 1006 7 1450 7 1559 7 1708 6 0745 6 0906 from Oswaldtwistle, Town Hall 0701 0810 0907 1010 6 0707 6a 0823 6 0929 6 0746 6 0837 6 0941 6a 0737 6 0830 6a 0921 6 1014 7 1505 7 1611 7a 1717 6a 0751 6a 0917 approx. journey time 20-26 mins 0723 0825 0922 6a 0719 6 0832 6a 0938 6a 0752 6a 0848 6a 0948 6 0747 6a 0836 6 0927 7a 1513 7a 1617 7 1725 6 0756 6 0925 Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus Station 0743 0835 0940 6 0729 6a 0838 6 0946 6 0757 6 0852 6 0956 6a 0756 6 0840 6a 0936 7 1520 7 1624 7a 1736 6a 0706 6 0751 6a 0823 6 0857 6a 0938 0758 0852 0955 6a 0739 6 0842 6a 0953 6a 0802 6a 0932 6 0803 6a 0850 6 0944 7a 1527 7a 1631 7 1748 6 0810 6 0940 6 0716 6a 0757 6 0825 6a 0908 6 0946 6 0749 6a 0852 6 1001 7 1533 7 1638 7 1800 6a 0726 6 0802 6a 0837 6 0912 6a 0953 6a 0817 6a 0947 from Oswaldtwistle, from Knuzden Brook, 6a 0758 6 0859 6a 1008 7a 1542 7a 1646 7 1830 6 0819 6 0955 6 0736 6a 0808 6 0842 6a 0923 6 1001 6 0805 6a 0908 6 1016 Thwaites Road Moss Lane from Knuzden, Windsor Road 7 1547 7 1653 7 1900 6a 0745 6 0816 6a 0853 6 0931 6a 0810 6 0914 approx. journey time 14-17 mins approx. journey time 12-14 mins approx. journey time 11-14 mins Buses from Blackburn on Route 7 run to 6 0817 6a 0923 Morning Departures on Route 6 to Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus Station Accrington via Oswaldtwistle, Thwaites Blackburn, Bus Station Morning 0714 0818 0918 Road and buses from Blackburn on from Oswaldtwistle, Black Dog Departures 6 0703 6a 0806 6 0854 6a 0949 0700 0809 0906 1009 0734 0833 0933 Route 7a run to Accrington via Knuzden, approx. journey time 16-19 mins on Route 6a 0715 6 0812 6a 0904 6 0957 Windsor Road 0722 0824 0921 6A to 0753 0847 0948 6 0725 6a 0819 6 0909 6a 1004 Morning Departures to Blackburn, Bus Station Blackburn, Buses run up to every 7/8 minutes 0742 0834 0939 Bus Station 0805 0903 1003 6a 0735 6 0827 6a 0919 6 1012 6a 0710 6 0755 6a 0829 6 0904 6a 0944 0757 0851 0954 6 0745 6a 0834 6 0924 6 0720 6a 0801 6 0832 6a 0914 6 0952 6a 0754 6 0837 6a 0934 6a 0730 6 0807 6a 0843 6 0919 6a 0959 6 0800 6a 0848 6 0942 6 0740 6a 0814 6 0849 6a 0929 6 1007 6a 0749 6 0822 6a 0859 6 0937 This map is for illustration purposes only Blackburn College • 01254 292 529 • www.blackburn.ac.uk/travel Lancashire United • 0845 2 72 72 72 • www.lancashirebus.co.uk.
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