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Home to School Coach Timetable TRINITY TERM 2019 Home to School Coach Timetable TRINITY TERM 2019 Mornings Afternoons Coach A: Gerrards Cross - Motts Travel 07:30 Gerrards Cross (Wildwood Restaurant) 16:35 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:33 Gerrards Cross (WH Smith High Street) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:34 Three Oaks (Austenwood Common) 17:22 Misbourne Avenue 07:38 Chalfont St Peter (The Church) 17:25 Chalfont St Peter (The Church) 07:40 Misbourne Avenue 17:28 Three Oaks (Austenwood Common) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:30 Gerrards Cross (WH Smith) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:32 Gerrards Cross (Wildwood Restaurant) Coach B: Northwood - Smiths of Tring 07:17 Northwood (Railway Station) 16:37 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:19 Northwood (Holy Trinity School) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:28 Rickmansworth Railway Station 17:00 White Horse PH 07:30 Royal Masonic Girls (Bus Stop) 17:07 Chorleywood (Railway Station) 07:33 Loudwater (The Clump) 17:13 Loudwater (The Clump) 07:35 White Horse PH 17:15 Royal Masonic Girls (Bus Stop) 07:42 Chorleywood (Railway Station) 17:16 Rickmansworth Station Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:30 Northwood (Holy Trinity School) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:32 Northwood (Railway Station) Coach C: Princes Risborough - Smiths Of Tring 07:30 Princes Risborough (Bell Street) 16:43 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:35 Monks Risborough (Bus Shelter) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:36 Askett Roundabout 17:00 Aston Clinton (Homesitters) 07:38 Bernard Arms (by Church) 17:08 Halton (Trinity Church) 07:40 Little Kimble (Brookside Lane) 17:11 Wendover (Tesco Metro) 07:41 Little Kimble (Mill Lane) 17:14 Butlers Cross 07:43 Terrick Roundabout 17:16 Terrick Roundabout 07:45 Butler’s Cross (Russell Arms) 17:18 Little Kimble (Mill Lane) 07:48 Wendover (Tesco Metro) 17:19 Little Kimble (Brookside Lane) 07:51 Halton (Trinity Church) 17:20 Bernard Arms 07:57 Aston Clinton (Homesitters) 17:22 Askett Roundabout Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:23 Monks Risborough Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:28 Princes Risborough (Bell Street) Coach D: Beaconsfield - Motts Travel 07:35 Beaconsfield (Waitrose) 16:37 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:25 Beaconsfield Waitrose Coach E: Great Missenden - Motts Travel 07:13 Little Kingshill (Nags Head Lane) 16:36 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:16 Little Kingshill (Watchet Lane) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:20 Great Kingshill (Spurlands End Road) 17:10 South Heath 07:21 Great Kingshill (The Common) 17:12 Ballinger 07:25 Prestwood (Giles Gate) 17:15 Lee Common 07:27 Prestwood (Green Man PH) 17:16 The Lee (Cock & Rabbit PH) 07:30 Great Missenden (Recycling Centre) 17:20 Potter Row 07:34 Potter Row 17:25 Great Missenden 07:38 The Lee (Cock & Rabbit PH) 17:28 Prestwood (Green Man PH) 07:39 Lee Common (adj Princes Lane) 17:30 Prestwood (Giles Gate) 07:42 Ballinger (adj Blackthorne Lane) 17:34 Great Kingshill (The Common) 07:43 Ballinger Rd Jnc Marriots Ave 17:35 Great Kingshill (Spurlands End Rd) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:37 Little Kingshill (Watchet Lane) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:39 Little Kingshill (Nags Head Lane) Please note all stop times are estimates and depend on traffic conditions. For all pick-ups (AM & PM), passengers should be at their stop 5 minutes before the scheduled departure time. For live service updates follow us on Twitter @berkocoaches Berkhamsted Schools Group – Coach Timetable Trinity19 v1.0 Mornings Afternoons Coach F: Harpenden - Barnetts Coaches 07:28 Church Green Terminus 16:39 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:31 White Horse PH Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:34 High Street (Redbourn) 17:15 Cricketers PH 07:36 Cricketers PH 17:17 High Street (Redbourn) 07:46 Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:22 White Horse PH Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:25 Church Green Terminus Coach G: Aylesbury – Motts Travel 07:15 Whitchurch (Oving Road) 16:35 Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:24 Stewkley (Carpenters Arms PH) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:28 Wing (Wings Chinese) 17:00 Little Gaddesden 07:37 Slapton (Carpenter’s Arms) 17:05 Dagnall (Red Lion PH) 07:41 Northall (Chapel) 17:10 Travellers Rest PH 07:42 Northall (Swan PH Car Park) 17:15 Edlesborough (Pebblemoor Playing Field) 07:47 Edlesborough (Pebblemoor Playing Field) 17:20 Northall (Swan PH) 07:50 Travellers Rest PH 17:21 Northall (Chapel) 07:53 Dagnall (Red Lion PH) 17:25 Slapton (Carpenter’s Arms) 08:00 Little Gaddesden (Bridgewater Arms PH) 17:30 Wing (Wings Chinese) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:35 Stewkley (Carpenters Arms PH) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:45 Whitchurch (Oving Road) Coach H: High Wycombe - Motts Travel 07:16 Penn (Church Road) 16:35 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:18 Penn (Duck Pond) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:23 Hazlemere (Hazlemere Court) 16:47 Chesham (Ford & Ellis) 07:29 Penn Street (The Squirrel) 16:50 Red Lion St 07:31 Winchmore Hill (Nelson Close) 16:55 Chesham Bois 07:35 Amersham Crematorium 17:00 Amersham (Hill Avenue) 07:39 Amersham Old Town (Station Road) 17:06 Amersham Old Town (Station Road) 07:43 Amersham (Hill Avenue) 17:10 Amersham Crematorium 07:48 Chesham Bois (bus Lay-by) 17:14 Winchmore Hill 07:52 Red Lion St (junction Mineral Lane) 17:16 Penn Street 07:55 Chesham (Ford & Ellis Motorcycles) 17:22 Hazlemere Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:27 Penn (Duck Pond) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:29 Penn (Church Road) Coach I: Seer Green - Smiths of Tring 07:27 Seer Green (School, By Stable Lane) 16:41 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:35 Chalfont St Giles (The Green) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:45 Little Chalfont (White Lion Road By Surgery) 17:12 Little Chalfont (St Georges School) 07:47 Little Chalfont (St George’s School) 17:14 Little Chalfont (White Lion Road By Surgery) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:25 Chalfont St Giles (The Green) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:32 Seer Green (School, Opp Stable Lane) Coach J: London Colney - Barnetts Coach 07:10 Boyes Crescent 16:36 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:15 Kings Road Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:25 Blenheim Road 17:00 The Leather Bottle PH 07:28 Chime Square 17:07 Roman Gate (Waitrose) 07:33 Prae Close 17:10 Prae Close 07:35 Roman Gate (Waitrose) 17:15 Chime Square 07:42 The Leather Bottle PH 17:18 Blenheim Road Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:30 Kings Road Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:36 Boyes Crescent For live service updates follow us on Twitter @berkocoaches Berkhamsted Schools Group – Coach Timetable Trinity19 v1.0 Mornings Afternoons Coach K: Sarratt - Barnetts Coaches (AM Service only) 07:39 Sarratt (opp The Boot PH) 07:42 Belsize (nr The Plough PH) 07:45 Chipperfield (opp Spice Village) 07:46 Chipperfield (opp The Paddock PH) 07:52 Bovingdon (opp Austin’s Mead) 07:53 Bovingdon (opp Memorial Hall) Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) Coach L: Luton – ALM Travel 07:20 Luton, Lansdowne Road 16:37 Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 07:35 Caddington, Hawthorn Crescent Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 07:50 Markyate High Street 16:54 Potten End, Holy Trinity Church 07:53 Cheverells Green (Cheverell’s House) 17:01 Cheverells Green (Opp Cheverell’s House) 08:05 Potten End, Holy Trinity Church 17:08 Markyate High Street (Fire Station) Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 17:11 Caddington, Hawthorn Crescent Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 17:14 Luton, Alexandra Avenue Late Coaches Mon, Tues & Late Coach One: Chalfont & Gerrards Cross – Motts Travel Wed Fri Thurs Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 18:00 18:15 18:05 Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 18:02 18:17 18:07 Chesham Road Playing Fields (Kingshill Cemetery) 18:05 18:20 18:10 Chesham (Ford & Ellis) 18:20 18:35 18:15 Chesham (Red Lion Street) (Request stop) 18:22 18:37 18:17 Chesham Bois 18:25 18:40 18:30 Amersham (Hill Avenue) 18:30 18:45 18:35 Chalfont St Giles (The Green) 18:40 18:55 18:45 Chalfont St Peter (The Church) 18:45 19:00 18:50 Three Oaks (Austenwood Common 18:48 19:03 18:53 Gerrards Cross (WH Smith) 18:50 19:05 18:55 Gerrards Cross (Wildwood Restaurant) 18:52 19:07 18:57 Mon, Tues & Late Coach Two: St Albans & Harpenden – ALM Travel Wed Fri Thurs Chesham Road Playing Fields (Kingshill Cemetery) Trinity term only 17:57 18:12 18:02 Berkhamsted School (Kings Campus) 18:00 18:15 18:05 Berkhamsted School (Castle Campus) 18:05 18:20 18:10 Potten End Holy Trinity Church (request stop) 18:10 18:25 18:15 Redbourn High Street 18:29 18:34 18:24 Harpenden (White Horse PH) 18:34 18:39 18:29 Harpenden (Church Green Terminus) 18:38 18:43 18:33 St Albans (The Ancient Briton) 18:47 18:52 18:42 St Albans (Chime Square) 18:49 18:54 18:44 St Albans (Verulam Road) 18:52 18:57 18:47 St Albans (King Harry Lane, Bluehouse Hill) 18:55 19:00 18:50 (Coaches will only stop at Red Lion Street, or Potten End if requested by passengers when boarding) For any queries relating to the Home to School Transport Service, please email [email protected] For live service updates follow us on Twitter @berkocoaches Berkhamsted Schools Group – Coach Timetable Trinity19 v1.0 Home to School Coach Routes Travellers Rest PH Luton Northall Edlesborough Little Gaddesden Whitchurch Stewkley Wing Slapton Northall (Chapel) Cheverells Green Markyate High Street Caddington (Lansdowne Road) (Swan PH Car Park) (Pebblemoor Playing Field) (Bridgewater Arms) (Oving Road) (Carpenters Arms
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