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Paston College Timetables 2021-2022 R in a timetable denotes a stop only served if requested. If no students request these stops the vehicle will skip that village and terminate at the last timetabled stop. Sanders 44 (Holt-Cromer) CH2 (Cromer-NW) AM PM Holt, Railway Tavern 0727 1744 Kelling Hospital 0732 1742 Sheringham, Station 0746 1729 Cromer, Bus Station 0805 1710 Suffield Park, Hotel 0811 1703 Overstrand, School 0815 1658 Trimingham, opp Staden Park 0821 1650 Mundesley, opp Fraser Crescent 0825 1646 Mundesley, High Street Gold Park Gates 0832 1641 Gimingham, Pound North Walsham Road 0839 1632 Trunch, opp Corner Stores 0841 1630 Swafield, opp Bus Shelter 0843 1625 North Walsham, Market Place 0849 - North Walsham, Park Lane - 1620 Sanders 18 (18A in PM) AM PM Connection to Sanders 44A service 0811 1644 Aylsham, Market Place 0834 1638 Aylsham, Tesco 0836 1635 Banningham, Church 0841 - Banningham, B1145/Tuttington turn - 1623 Felmingham, Highfields 0850 1617 North Walsham, Park Lane 0858 1610 Sanders 18A AM PM Aldborough Gn opp Blackboys 0800 1653 Calthorpe, opp The Street 0806 1650 Erpingham, opp Spread Eagle 0808 1645 Ingworth, phone box 0811 1643 Aylsham High School 0820 - Aylsham Market Place 0825 1638 Burgh, Village sign 0835 1630 Tuttington, opp Church 0839 1625 Felmingham, Highfields 0847 1617 North Walsham, Park Lane 0855 1610 Sanders 44A AM PM Horsham St Faiths, Swan PH 0747 1705 Sanders 44A AM PM Newton St Faith, Garage 0750 1703 Hainford, Waterloo Rd Junction 0755 - Stratton Strawless, Hall 0759 1657 Hevingham, A140 shelter 0801 1655 Marsham, A140 shelter 0805 1651 Aylsham Market Place 0811 - Aylsham Budgens - 1644 Connection to Sanders 18 service 0834 1638 Sanders 6 AM PM Ormesby, Royal Oak 0735 1713 Ormesby St Michael, Eels Foot 0740 1708 Rollesby, Horse & Groom 0744 1705 Martham, opp Victoria Inn 0747 1702 Connection to Reynolds feeder service AM 0750 - Potter Heigham, Bridge Rd opp PO 0755 1655 Ludham, High Street opp Throwers 0800 1649 Catfield, Neaves old depot 0804 1645 Sutton, Neville Road 0809 1639 Stalham, High Street Chapel Cnr 0813 1634 Connection to Reynolds feeder service PM - 1640 Stalham Old Rail Station 0822 - North Walsham, Roys 0835 - North Walsham, New Road - 1610 Reynolds Feeder AM PM Hemsby, Kingsway 0730 R Winterton, Bulmer Lane 0735 R Martham, Green 0743 - Potter Heigham opp PO 0750 - Stalham by-pass - 1645 Connection to Sanders 6 service 0755 1641 Our Hire 33 AM PM Cromer, Bus Station 0810 1649 Suffield Park, opp Post Office 0816 1655 Crossdale Street, opp Bus shelter 0820 1651 Northrepps, opp Foundry Arms 0822 1650 Southrepps, Vernon Arms 0828 1645 Thorpe Market, Phone box 0831 1642 Lower Southrepps, School 0835 1638 Antingham, Hill 0838 1635 Our Hire 33 AM PM North Walsham, Market Place 0847 1624 Sanders 34 AM PM Sea Palling, Beach Rd 0759 R Ingham, Village Corner 0805 R Lessingham The Street/School Rd 0808 R Happisburgh Common, Coronation Close 0812 R Happisburgh, opp Lighthouse Close 0816 R Ostend, Coastline Village 0820 R Walcott, opp Village hall 0825 R Bacton, Priory 0827 1641 Paston, bus shelter 0831 1637 Mundesley schools 0838 - Knapton, Village sign 0843 1628 Knapton Green 0844 1627 North Walsham, Market Place 0852 - North Walsham, opp Library - 1615 Sanders 55 AM PM Norwich, Bus Station stand M 0800 1708 Norwich, Castle Meadow stand BN 0804 1705 Norwich, Anglia Square stand D 0809 1700 Old Catton, The Woodman 0816 1650 Crostwick, opp White Horse 0822 1643 Horstead, Recruiting Sergeant 0826 1638 Coltishall, Rectory Road 0828 1635 Scottow, Bus shelter 0832 1630 Westwick, B1150 opp Worstead turn 0834 1627 North Walsham, Market Place 0839 1610 Sanders 210 AM PM Norwich, St Stephens stand BN 0742 1731 Norwich, Castle Meadow stand CD 0748 1728 Norwich, Anglia Square stand A 0752 1723 Old Catton, George Hill opp Lucerne Close 0759 - Old Catton, The Woodman - 1714 Spixworth, Buxton Rd opp Longe Arms 0804 1709 Frettenham, Mill Rd/PO Rd 0812 1702 Frettenham, opp Rose & Crown 0814 1700 Buxton, Black Lion 0818 1654 Buxton, Lamas Mill 0822 1651 Badersfield, opp Shop 0825 1649 Sanders 210 AM PM Swanton Abbott, opp Jolly Farmers 0831 1642 Skeyton, opp West View 0835 1636 North Walsham, Norwich Rd opp Rail Stn 0842 1627 North Walsham, Market Place 0845 1625 Ambassador 68 AM PM Upton, phone box 0715 R South Walsham, shelter 0720 R Blofield Heath, opp shop 0725 R Blofield, The Street pub 0729 R Brundall, Blofield Rd, opp Brandon Court 0733 1709 Brundall, Strumpshaw Rd, St. Michaels Way 0736 1707 Strumpshaw, Shoulder of Mutton 0738 1705 Strumpshaw, Huntsman 0739 1704 Lingwood, Homelea Crescent 0742 1702 Lingwood, Station Rd, opp Hilary Close 0745 1700 Acle, opp Co-op 0800 1650 Connection to Ross Private Hire Minibus 0808 1644 Our Hire 73C AM PM Cantley, Cock 0715 1735 Cantley, Stn Rd/Langley Rd 0717 1733 Limpenhoe, opp Cnl Hos 0720 1729 Reedham, Freethorpe Rd opp Rail Stn 0725 1726 Reedham, Pettit’s Cnr 0727 1722 Freethorpe, Blacksmiths 0735 1717 Freethorpe, Palmers La/Sutton Cres 0738 1714 Wickhampton, opp Rec Cnr 0742 R Halvergate, Squires Rd 0746 1708 Halvergate, opp Ch 0748 1706 Moulton, Peacock Cnr Bungalows 0752 1702 Acle, Kings Head 0756 1657 Connection to Ross Private Hire Minibus 0808 1644 Our Hire 72A AM PM Filby, Kings Head 0713 R Filby, School 0715 R Thrigby, Wildlife Park 0717 R Runham, The Street 0720 R Stokesby, Croft Hill 0724 R Acle, Kings Head 0730 1705 Connection to Ross Private Hire Minibus 0808 1644 Ross Private Hire Minibus Ross Private Hire provide a minibus service from the King’s Head bus stop in Acle directly to the college. Feline Travel Minibus Feline Travel will provide pick-ups at agreed points in Horning, Tunstead, Barton Turf and Neatishead. Pick-up points will be agreed based on students travelling. In North Walsham it will stop on Park Lane at 0855 and 1605 .
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