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MORECAMBE LANCASTER City Centre index to routes lancaster city centre stops morecambe town centre stops Destination Services Bus Station Town Centre Destination Services Bus Station Town Centre H Service Route Operator Leaflet lancaster bus station Stand Stops Stand Stops Morecambe Bus Station A Abbeystead 147 7 C, E L Lancaster Farms 18 6 C, E G 3 2 1 L O Ackenthwaite 555, 556 15 – Low Bentham 80 13 – MORECAMBE T R 2, 2A, Heysham - Morecambe - Lancaster - Hala - University STL 131 R E L D E Abraham Heights 71D M Marsh 71D A Morecambe R Q Town Hall R X2, (Serves Kingsway shops during shopping hours) T T Ambleside 555, 556 15 – Marshaw Road 28 20 C, D CENTRAL DRIVE N CE S S ET T Melling 81, 81B 13 – RE . Arkholme 81A 13 – 4 D T H A K S 3, 3A, Morecambe - Lancaster - University STL 130 Milnthorpe 555, 556 15 – O R C LA R ASDA 6A 17 – R C T C U Morecambe 40, 41, 6A 17 C, D L H X3, B Bare 3, 3A, 4 19 C, D N E A O H N R R C 3, 3A, 4 19 C, D I E . N Beaumont Bridge 55,55A,435,555,556 15 – R N D T . A M R 2, 2A 18 C, D C O F D Visitor M E N N Bilsborrow 40, 41 5 B, E J QU S TO R 4, Heysham - Morecambe - Lancaster - Hala Square - University STL 130 10 – Information E T L N E . U T O O R Blackpool 42 5 B, E Centre N P HOR N N O O Night Services Night Bus Stop M E NT O Queen T A RT S A Bolton–le–Sands 55,55A,435,555,556 15 – D WE Arndale S A R 5 Overton - Heysham - Morecambe - Carnforth STL 135 Nether Kellet 49 14 – T D RO H I Victoria U Shopping R E K Borwick 556 15 – IN P M E Centre R E S E 50 16 – A B T. Centre T S T T M E . IA 6, 6A Morecambe - Westgate - Lancaster STL 139 BUS R OR Bowerham 2, 2A, 4 3, 4 A, E L T 55A 15 – IC S D A V C N STATION T D 8A,8C,9 6 B,E Overton 2A 18 C, D C T . K EUST AD 7 Lancaster - Vale O EN L ON RO LA TRA VE N Brookhouse 80, 81, 81A 81B 13 – Over Kellet 49 14 – L DRI A CA DRIVE CENTRAL B S 55A 15 – S T Lancaster - Marsh STL 134 Burrow 81, 81B 13 – ER P Pilling 89 7 B, E Morecambe R Burton in Kendal 555, 556 15 – D . 8A, 8C St. Chads - Ryelands - Lancaster - South Circular KIL 134 Burton in Lonsdale 80 13 – Poulton 42 5 B, E 8A anti-clockwise; 8C clockwise Preston 40, 41 5 B, E C Cabus 40, 41, 42 5 B, E Priest Hutton 556 15 – Carnforth 50 16 – Destination Services Bus Station Town Centre Destination Services Bus Station Town Centre 9 Lancaster - Primrose - Bowerham - Farndale Road KIL 134 Primrose 96B,E Stand Stops Stand Stops 55,55A,435,555,556 15 – B Bare 3, 4 – H, J, N, O H Higher Heysham 3A, 4 – G, I, M, P Q Quernmore 147 7 C, E 10 Lancaster - Freehold - Ridge STL 134 Caton 80, 81, 81A, 81B 13 – 431 3 C, K R Railway Station 71D 54A,F,G,L,R,S Cleveleys 89 (86) 1 B, E (Lancaster) Battery 2, 2A – B 18 Lancaster - Farms Prison KIL 134 Holme 755 4 A,F,G,L,R,S S Cockerham 89 7 B, E Ridge 10 1 C, D 3, 4 – G, I, M, P T T . EE K Kendal 755 4 A,F,G,L,R,S 28 Lancaster - Ryelands/Scale Hill KIL 134 G R Collingham Park 2, 2A, 4 3, 4 A, E Royal Lancaster 8A, 8C 6 B, E 5, 755 4 A, L, S E DA ST Infirmary O M E Kingsway 2, 2A – B S T D Dolphinholme 147 7 C, E Beaufort Road 431 3 C, K R ID E CH G E BL A A Ryelands 8A, 8C 20 C, D A P D G Excursions – 8,9,10 – Bilsburrow 40, 41 1 C, K E ST C E A E 5,755 4 A,F,G,L,R,S 33 S RE L O D S Salt Ayre 6A 17 – E S R R Farmdale Road 96B,E (Sports Centre) Bolton-le-Sands 5,755 3 D,E,H,K,Q,T Q T T A F Silverdale Shuttle KIL 133 U . L Lancaster 40, 41 1 C, K A N Scale Farm Road 6A 17 – 430 3 C,E,H,K,Q Y E Somerfield O Fleetwood 89 (86) 7 B, E N BUS S E L 2, 2A – D LA T L O 40, 41 Morecambe - Lancaster - Garstang - Preston STL 146 H O DG G Galgate 40, 41, 42 5 B, E Seasonal Services –20– Bowerham 2, 2A – D E D STATION T N . E ST. N A R E T 3, 4 – H, J, N, O G M O W S Silverdale 55, 55A, 435 15 – 4 – H, J, N, O D E SID E Garstang 40, 41, 42 5 B, E I E N L W STR L 42 Lancaster - Garstang - Blackpool STL 146 R EET St. Chads 8A, 8C 20 C, D Lancaster University 2, 2A – D Glasson Dock 89 7 B, E Branksome Estate 431 3 D, K B G S T . St. Martins College 2, 2A, 4 3, 4 A, E Brookhouse 431 3 C, K T T Grasmere 555, 556 15 – 3, 4 – H, J, N, O 49 Lancaster - Skerton - Beaumont Green - Halton - (The Kellets) STL 143 . EE J R O 8A, 8C 6 B, E T M Broughton 40, 41 1 C, K C S O Great Eccleston 42 5 B, E H OR Lancaster University L H S H L CHURC N L St. Michaels 42 5 B, E U A 50 Lancaster - The Kellets - Carnforth STL 143 I I N Gressingham 81A 13 – Burton in Kendal 755 4 A,F,G,L,R,S (Eves) 40, 41 1 C, K H N E N Torrisholme 2, 2A 18 C, D S T A LE T H Hala Square 2, 2A, 4 3, 4 A, E C Cabus 40, 41, 42 1 C, K M Milnthorpe 755 4 A,F,G,L,R,S R 3, 4 19 C, D 55, Lancaster - Bolton le Sands - Carnforth - T S E S T 8A, 8C 6 B, E Carnforth 5,755 3 D,E,H,K,Q,T A LANCASTER S P E R Tunstall 81, 81B 13 – Morrisons 430, 431 4 B, L 55A, (Warton The Kellets/The Yealands/Silverdale) Castle C T T E E N Halton 49 14 – 430 3 C,E,H,K,Q R DALTON (55B) STL 136 E U University 2, 2A, 3, 4, X2 3, 4, A, E E N T T. S O Overton 54A,F,G,L,R,S E S 81A, 81B 13 – Caton 431 3 C, K Y GE Q T City Centre University 3, 4, X2 3, 4 A, E M GA Tourist U (SW Campus) P Preston 40, 41 1 C, K A A Hest Bank 55, 55A, 435 15 – Catterall 40, 41 1 C, K Information R R 80 S V Vale 712D Y E T Heysham 2, 2A 18 C, D Salt Ayre D, E, K, I, M, P, Centre G Garstang 40, 41 1 C, K S Lancaster - Hornby - Ingleton STL 137 R S W Warton 55, 55A, 435 15 – E E (Asda/Sports Centre) 6A 2 Q, T N T 3A, 4 19 C, D A E H Hala Square 2, 2A – D L . ET T Market T RE Wennington 80, 81B 13 – T H Town Lancaster E F A K S High Bentham 80 13 – 4 – H, J, N, O Silverdale 430 3 C,E,H,Q S E OC U 81A U N K BR Hall Westgate 6A 17 – B R O T IN ST. Holme 555, 556 15 – Halton 431 3 D, K H O N N T Torrisholme 2, 2A – D G C DE P Windermere 555, 556 15 – 81B Lancaster - Hornby - Kirkby Lonsdale STL 137 G N AR IN G H MEET MON E Hornby 80, 81, 81A, 81B 13 – M N A Hest Bank 5,755 3 D,E,H,K,Q CO Whittington 81A 13 – 3, 4 – H, J, N, O D S M N A T I Ingleton 80 13 – 430 3 C,E,H,K,Q 89 Lancaster - Glasson Dock - Cockerham- Pilling - R Y Williamson Park 8A, 8C, 18 6 C, E L S T. L E T S W Warton 430 3 C,E,H,Q A E R E G S J –––– Heysham Towers 2, 2A – B Preesall - Knott End STG 141 T T E R S E O Wray 80, 81B 13 – E E E T TR T G S N R Westgate 6,6A 2 D,E,K,I,M,P, ARDE E K Kendal 555, 556 15 – –––– 4–G,I,M,P LE G G E X R D IN Q, T, SPR T D T. E 146 Lancaster - Galgate - Dolphinholme - Abbeystead SHW 140 O ID EE S Keswick 555, 556 15 – 54A,F,G,L,R,S M STR N T Yealand Conyers 55, 435 15 – A F ARTO Y D M Y Yealand Conyers 430 3 C,E,H,Q Kirkby Lonsdale 81, 81A, 81B 13 – Yealand Redmayne 55, 435 15 – Heysham Village 3A, 4 – G, I, M, P 147 Lancaster - Quernmore - Dolphinholme - Abbeystead SHW 140 Produced by 19.8.08 www.fwt.co.uk Knott End 89 7 – Z –––– 54A,F,G,L,R,S Yealand Redmayne 430 3 C,E,H,Q 430 Silverdale - Warton - Carnforth - Crag Bank - Hest Bank - Morecambe KIL 132 BUS OPERATORS 431 Morecambe - Bare - Hest Bank - Caton - Brookhouse BAS 132 BAS – Battesbys, Middlegate, White Lune Ind., carnforth town centre stops Morecambe LA3 3PE / 435 Silverdale - Warton - Carnforth - Crag Bank - Hest Bank - Lancaster KIL 132 Silver Grey Coaches T (01524) 380000 Destination Services Town Centre Destination Services Town Centre Destination Services Town Centre Stops Stops Stops 550 Silverdale - Beetham - Kendal KIL 147 KIL – Kirkby Lonsdale Mini Coaches, A Ackentwaite 555, 556, 755 3, 4, 6 Holme 555, 556, 755 3, 4, 6 N 10, 11 Twenty Acres, Moor End, T B Bare 59,10K Kendal 555, 556, 755 3, 4, 6 Nether Kellet 50, 55A 3, 4, 5, 8 555, Lancaster - Bolton le Sands - Carnforth - Milnthorpe - Kendal - Hutton Roof, Carnforth LA6 2PF (01524) 272239 .
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