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NCC3-3 Appendix 3 (3) (Transport) Buses from Anglia Square Stop C valid from 7 July 2019 Mondays-Fridays continued Saturdays Saturdays continued 12hr 24hr route 12hr 24hr route 12hr 24hr route 21 21A 22 22A time time no destination time time no destination time time no destination 1236 501 Airport Park & Ride 6am 0646 22 Old Catton 1630 22 Old Catton 1244 28 Thorpe Marriott 7am 0716 21 Old Catton 1631 501 Airport Park & Ride 1245a 21 Old Catton 0718 501 Airport Park & Ride 1634 29 Taverham, Orchard Bank 28 29 X29 1251 501 Airport Park & Ride 0733 501 Airport Park & Ride 1643 501 Airport Park & Ride 1259 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 0744 28 Thorpe Marriott 1645 21 Old Catton 1pm 1300 22 Old Catton 0746 21A Old Catton 1654 28 Thorpe Marriott 1306 501 Airport Park & Ride 0748 501 Airport Park & Ride 1655 501 Airport Park & Ride 501 1314 28 Thorpe Marriott 8am 0803 501 Airport Park & Ride 1659 22 Old Catton 1315a 21 Old Catton 0814 28 Thorpe Marriott 5pm 1700 22 Old Catton 1321 501 Airport Park & Ride 0818 501 Airport Park & Ride 1707 501 Airport Park & Ride 1329 29 Taverham, School Road 0820 21 Old Catton 1709 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1330 22 Old Catton 0829 29 Taverham, School Road 1715 21 Old Catton 28 1336 501 Airport Park & Ride 0833 501 Airport Park & Ride 1719 501 Airport Park & Ride 1344 28 Thorpe Marriott 0835 21A Old Catton 1724 28 Thorpe Marriott 501 X29 1345a 21 Old Catton 0844 28 Thorpe Marriott 1730 22 Old Catton 21 21A 22 22A 29 1351 501 Airport Park & Ride 0848 501 Airport Park & Ride 1731 501 Airport Park & Ride 1359 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 0850 21 Old Catton 1739 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar Anglia Square 2pm 1400 22 Old Catton 0859 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1743 501 Airport Park & Ride You are here Stop C 1406 501 Airport Park & Ride 9am 0903 501 Airport Park & Ride 1745 21 Old Catton 1414 28 Thorpe Marriott 0914 28 Thorpe Marriott 1754 28 Thorpe Marriott 1415a 21 Old Catton 0915a 21 Old Catton 1755 501 Airport Park & Ride 1421 501 Airport Park & Ride 0918 501 Airport Park & Ride 6pm 1800 22 Old Catton 1429 29 Taverham, Orchard Bank 0929 29 Taverham, School Road 1807 501 Airport Park & Ride 1430 22 Old Catton 0930 22 Old Catton 1814 X29 Fakenham, Toll Ba5 Angel Road Airport 1436 501 Airport Park & Ride 0933 501 Airport Park & Ride 1814 21 Old Catton Park & Ride 1445a 21 Old Catton 0944 28 Thorpe Marriott 1819 501 Airport Park & Ride Fiddlewood Drayton Road 1451 501 Airport Park & Ride 0945a 21 Old Catton 1829 28 Thorpe Marriott St Faith’s Road 1459 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 0948 501 Airport Park & Ride 1830 22 Old Catton Norwich Hellesdon 3pm 1500 22 Old Catton 0959 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1836 501 Airport Park & Ride Airport Hospital 1506 501 Airport Park & Ride 10am 1000 22 Old Catton 1845 21 Old Catton The Paddocks Morrisons 501 1515 21 Old Catton 1003 501 Airport Park & Ride 1856 501 Airport Park & Ride 1514 28 Thorpe Marriott 1014 28 Thorpe Marriott 1857 28 Thorpe Marriott (some journeys) Drayton 1521 501 Airport Park & Ride 1015a 21 Old Catton 7pm 1900 22 Old Catton Sprowston 1529 29 Taverham, Orchard Bank 1019 501 Airport Park & Ride 1916 501 Airport Park & Ride Old Catton Park & Ride White Woman Lane 1530 22 Old Catton 1029 29 Taverham, School Road 1927 28 Thorpe Marriott 501 Taverham 21 21A 22 22A 1536 501 Airport Park & Ride 1030 22 Old Catton 1934 22 Old Catton (some journeys) 1544 28 Thorpe Marriott 1031 501 Airport Park & Ride 1936 501 Airport Park & Ride 1545 21 Old Catton 1043 501 Airport Park & Ride 1956 501 Airport Park & Ride Old Catton Thorpe Taverham 1551 501 Airport Park & Ride 1044 28 Thorpe Marriott 1957 28 Thorpe Marriott Parkland Road Marriott Village 1559 29 Taverham, Orchard Bank 1045a 21 Old Catton 8pm 2004 22A Old Catton 4pm 1600 22 Old Catton 1055 501 Airport Park & Ride 2016 501 Sprowston Park & Ride 21 21A 22 22A 28 29 501 Airport Park & Ride X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 22 Old Catton (some journeys) 1606 1059 2034 1615 21 Old Catton 11am 1100 22 Old Catton 2036 501 Sprowston Park & Ride Lenwade Taverham School Road 1619 28 Thorpe Marriott 1107 501 Airport Park & Ride 9pm 2104 22A Old Catton 1621 501 Airport Park & Ride 1114 28 Thorpe Marriott 2107 28 Thorpe Marriott Bawdeswell 29 1630 22 Old Catton 1115a 21 Old Catton 2134 22 Old Catton (some journeys) 1634 28 Thorpe Marriott 1119 501 Airport Park & Ride 10pm 2204 22A Old Catton Foxley 1636 501 Airport Park & Ride 1129 29 Taverham, School Road 2207 28 Thorpe Marriott 1639 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1130 22 Old Catton 2234 22 Old Catton Bintree 1645 21 Old Catton 1131 501 Airport Park & Ride 11pm 2204 22A Old Catton, Parkland Road 1651 501 Airport Park & Ride 1143 501 Airport Park & Ride 2317 28 Thorpe Marriott Guist 1654 28 Thorpe Marriott 1144 28 Thorpe Marriott 2334 22 Old Catton, Parkland Road 5pm 1705 22 Old Catton 1145a 21 Old Catton 1706 501 Airport Park & Ride 1155 501 Airport Park & Ride Pensthorpe 1709 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1159 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar Sundays and Public Holidays 1720 21 Old Catton 12noon 1200 22 Old Catton 12hr 24hr route Fakenham 1721 501 Airport Park & Ride 1207 501 Airport Park & Ride time time no destination X29 1724 28 Thorpe Marriott 1214 28 Thorpe Marriott 9am 0929 X29 Fakenham, Oak Street 1734 29 Taverham, Orchard Bank 1215a 21 Old Catton 0934 21 Old Catton 1735 22 Old Catton 1219 501 Airport Park & Ride 0959 28 Thorpe Marriott 1736 501 Airport Park & Ride 1229 29 Taverham, School Road 10am 1004 21A Old Catton 1744 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1230 22 Old Catton 1029 28 Thorpe Marriott 1750 21 Old Catton 1231 501 Airport Park & Ride 1034 21 Old Catton 1751 501 Airport Park & Ride 1243 501 Airport Park & Ride 1059 28 Thorpe Marriott 1759 28 Thorpe Marriott 1244 28 Thorpe Marriott 11am 1104 21A Old Catton 6pm 1805 22 Old Catton 1245a 21 Old Catton 1129 28 Thorpe Marriott 1806 501 Airport Park & Ride 1255 501 Airport Park & Ride 1134 21 Old Catton 1814 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1259 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar Scan for live departure information 1159 28 Thorpe Marriott 1820 21 Old Catton 1pm 1300 22 Old Catton 12noon 1204 21A Old Catton from this bus stop 1821 501 Airport Park & Ride 1307 501 Airport Park & Ride 1229 28 Thorpe Marriott Normal data charges from your mobile phone operator apply 1829 28 Thorpe Marriott 1314 28 Thorpe Marriott 1234 21 Old Catton If live departures are not available then scheduled services will be shown 1835 22 Old Catton 1315a 21 Old Catton 1259 28 Thorpe Marriott 1836 501 Airport Park & Ride 1319 501 Airport Park & Ride 1pm 1304 21A Old Catton 1850 21 Old Catton 1329 29 Taverham, School Road 1329 28 Thorpe Marriott 1856 501 Airport Park & Ride 1330 22 Old Catton 1334 21 Old Catton 1857 28 Thorpe Marriott 1331 501 Airport Park & Ride 1359 28 Thorpe Marriott continued Mondays to Fridays Mondays-Fridays 7pm 1904 22 Old Catton 1343 501 Airport Park & Ride 2pm 1404 21A Old Catton 12hr 24hr route 12hr 24hr route 1916 501 Airport Park & Ride 1344 28 Thorpe Marriott 1429 28 Thorpe Marriott time time no destination time time no destination 1919 21 Old Catton 1345a 21 Old Catton 1434 21 Old Catton 6am 0646 22 Old Catton 10am 1000 21 Old Catton 1927 28 Thorpe Marriott 1355 501 Airport Park & Ride 1439 X29 Fakenham, Oak Street 0653 501 Airport Park & Ride 1006 501 Airport Park & Ride 1934 22 Old Catton 1359 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 1459 28 Thorpe Marriott 7am 0704 28 Thorpe Marriott 1014 28 Thorpe Marriott 1936 501 Airport Park & Ride 2pm 1400 22 Old Catton 3pm 1504 21A Old Catton 0706 21 Old Catton 1015a 21 Old Catton 1956 501 Airport Park & Ride 1407 501 Airport Park & Ride 1529 28 Thorpe Marriott 0713 501 Airport Park & Ride 1021 501 Airport Park & Ride 1957 28 Thorpe Marriott 1414 28 Thorpe Marriott 1534 21 Old Catton 0724 21A Old Catton 1029 29 Taverham, School Road 8pm 2004 22A Old Catton 1415a 21 Old Catton 1559 28 Thorpe Marriott 0733 501 Airport Park & Ride 1030 22 Old Catton 2016 501 Sprowston Park & Ride 1419 501 Airport Park & Ride 4pm 1604 21A Old Catton 0739 X29 Fakenham, Oak Street 1036 501 Airport Park & Ride 2034 22 Old Catton 1429 29 Taverham, School Road 1629 28 Thorpe Marriott 0741 21 Old Catton 1044 28 Thorpe Marriott 2036 501 Sprowston Park & Ride 1430 22 Old Catton 1634 21 Old Catton 0748 501 Airport Park & Ride 1045a 21 Old Catton 9pm 2104 22A Old Catton 1431 501 Airport Park & Ride 1659 28 Thorpe Marriott 0759 28 Thorpe Marriott 1051 501 Airport Park & Ride 2107 28 Thorpe Marriott 1444 28 Thorpe Marriott 5pm 1704 21A Old Catton 8am 0803 501 Airport Park & Ride 1059 X29 Fakenham, Toll Bar 2134 22 Old Catton 1443 501 Airport Park & Ride 1719 X29 Fakenham, Oak Street 0806 22 Old Catton 11am 1100 22 Old Catton 10pm 2204 22A Old Catton 1445a 21 Old Catton 1729 28 Thorpe Marriott 0816 501 Airport Park & Ride 1106 501 Airport Park & Ride 2207 28 Thorpe Marriott 1455 501 Airport Park & Ride 1734 21 Old Catton 0819 29 Taverham, Orchard Bank 1114 28 Thorpe Marriott 2234 22 Old Catton 1459 X29 Fakenham 1757 28 Thorpe Marriott 0823 21 Old Catton 1115a 21 Old Catton 11pm 2304 22A Old Catton, Parkland Road 3pm 1500 22 Old Catton 6pm 1804 21A Old Catton 0836 501 Airport Park & Ride 1121 501 Airport Park & Ride 2317 28 Thorpe Marriott 1507 501 Airport Park & Ride 1834 21 Old Catton 0838 21A Old Catton 1129 29 Taverham, School Road 2334 22 Old Catton, Parkland Road 1515a 21 Old Catton 1857 28 Thorpe Marriott 0839 28 Thorpe Marriott 1130 22 Old Catton 1519 28 Thorpe Marriott 7pm 1904 21A Old Catton, Parkland Road 0846 501 Airport Park & Ride 1136 501 Airport Park & Ride 1519 501 Airport Park & Ride 1923 21 Old Catton 0849 29 Taverham, Orchard Bank 1144 28 Thorpe Marriott 1530 22 Old Catton 1957 28 Thorpe Marriott 0851 21 Old Catton 1145a 21 Old
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