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Stops Times Times Lyme Regis, Holmbush Car/Coach Park 0740 1820 Rousdon, Memorial / Garage 0747 1812 Colyford, Opp BIC021 LYME REGIS - BICTON via Rousdon, Colyford, Seaton, Beer, Sidbury, Sidford, Sidmouth & Newton Poppleford Stops Times Times Lyme Regis, Holmbush Car/Coach Park 0740 1820 Rousdon, Memorial / Garage 0747 1812 Colyford, Opp. The Elms 0755 1805 Seaton, Scawell Lane 0758 1803 Seaton, Harepath Road, Co-Op 0800 1801 Beer, Townsend Coach Park 0810 1751 Sidbury, Chapel Street 0835 1726 Sidford, Sid Vale Close/Brook Close stop 0838 1721 Sidford, Drake’s Avenue 0840 1719 Sidmouth, Football Club / Manstone Ln 0843 1717 Sidmouth, Woolbrook Road, opp/Lidl’s 0845 1715 Newtown Poppleford, War Memorial 0850 1710 Bicton College 0900 1700 Please be at your stop at least 5 minutes before time advertised. [email protected] If you need a large print or more accessible version,please contact us on 0330 123 2523 TRANSPORT BIC022 MUSBURY - BICTON via Axminster, Honiton, Feniton, Ottery St. Mary and West Hill Stops Times Times Musbury, Opp Garage / Garage 0730 1830 Axminster, Abbey Gate / Lane 0735 1825 Axminster, Gamberlake 0738 1822 Axminster, Trinity Square, Stop B / A 0743 1817 Honiton, Congregational Church / Opp 0805 1755 Honiton, Mill Street / Opp 0808 1752 Feniton, Railway Station / Opp 0821 1739 Ottery St. Mary, Butchers / Pharmacy Stop A 0836 1724 West Hill, Bendarrach Rd/School Ln / Opp 0840 1720 Bicton College 0900 1700 Please be at your stop at least 5 minutes before time advertised. [email protected] If you need a large print or more accessible version,please contact us on 0330 123 2523 TRANSPORT BIC023 TIVERTON - BICTON via Halberton, Sampford Peverell, Willand, Cullompton, Bradninch, Budlake, Cranbrook & Whimple Stops Times Times Tiverton, Bus Station Stand 7 0720 1835 Tiverton, Horsdon Garage / St. Andrews Church 0724 1829 Halberton, Village Hall / opp 0732 1822 Sampford Peverell, Globe Inn / opp 0739 1815 Willand, Opposite Garage / Silver St 0749 1808 Cullompton, Market House Stop A / opp 0755 1800 Bradninch, Guildhall / opp 0803 1752 Budlake, Killerton Turn 0812 1744 Broadclyst, Shelter / opp 0815 1741 Broadclyst, Station Road 0823 1737 Cranbrook, Seven Acres / opp 0826 1733 Whimple, Hand & Penn / opp 0830 1724 Bicton College 0900 1700 Please be at your stop at least 5 minutes before time advertised. [email protected] If you need a large print or more accessible version,please contact us on 0330 123 2523 TRANSPORT BIC024 CREDITON - BICTON via Newtown St Cyres, Whipton & Pinhoe Stops Times Times Crediton, Green 0740 1820 Crediton, Bucanneers / Snooker Hall 0743 1817 / opp Parish Church Crediton, Railway Station 0746 1814 Newtown St. Cyres, Crown & Sceptre 0751 1809 Cowley Bridge 0758 1800 Whipton, Village Shops 0817 1743 Pinhoe, Petrol Station Stop / Heart of Oak 0825 1735 Bicton College 0900 1700 Please be at your stop at least 5 minutes before time advertised. [email protected] If you need a large print or more accessible version,please contact us on 0330 123 2523 TRANSPORT BIC025 TORQUAY - BICTON via Teignmouth, Kingsteinton, Newton Abbot and Chudleigh Stops Times Times Torquay, Coach Station 0720 1840 Maidencombe, Opp Cross Bus Stop 0730 1830 Teignmouth, Bitten Park Flats 0742 1818 Bishopsteignton, A381 Forder Lane 0747 1808 Newton Abbott, Opp Rail Station 0757 1803 Kingsteignton, Health Centre 0803 1757 Chudleigh, Memorial / Opp 0815 1745 Bicton College 0900 1700 Please be at your stop at least 5 minutes before time advertised. [email protected] If you need a large print or more accessible version,please contact us on 0330 123 2523 TRANSPORT BIC026 DAWLISH - BICTON via Dawlish Warren, Starcross, Kenton, Exminster, Clyst St. Mary, Exmouth & Budleigh Salterton Stops Times Times Dawlish Green, Bus Stands 0730 1828 Dawlish Warren, Beach Rd. 0738 1820 Starcross, Opp Railway Station 0753 1809 Kenton, Rodean Restaurant / Shelter 0759 1803 Exminster, Opp Victory Hall 0804 1758 Clyst St. Mary, Shelter 0817 1743 Exmouth, Town Centre Stand E / D 0834 1726 Exmouth, Drake’s Avenue / Littleham Cross 0836 1724 Budleigh Salterton, Public Hall / Library 0848 1712 Bicton College 0900 1700 Please be at your stop at least 5 minutes before time advertised. [email protected] If you need a large print or more accessible version,please contact us on 0330 123 2523 TRANSPORT.
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