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Proposed Avon Bus Network Alternative Provision – Effective 5Th November 2018 Proposed Avon Bus Network Alternative Provision – Effective 5th November 2018 Bus Current Provision Change Provision Alternative provision for areas no longer served Number 10 New Brighton – Liscard Now operated Route and timetable unchanged. Not applicable 10A New Brighton – Arrowe Park commercially by Arriva 16/16A Moreton – Clatterbridge Re-routed and Operates Monday to Saturday Not applicable timetable revised Daytime every 60 minutes. Now operated by Extended to serve Spital, Stagecoach Bromborough, Mill Park, Eastham Rake and Raby Mere in a clockwise loop. 17/17A Moreton – Clatterbridge Re-routed and Operates Monday to Saturday Not applicable timetable revised Daytime every 60 minutes. Now operated by Extended to serve Raby Mere, Stagecoach Eastham Rake, Mill Park, Bromborough and Spital in an anti- clockwise loop. 17S Moreton – Wirral Grammar School Renumbered 652 0743 from Moreton Cross Not applicable 18 Birkenhead – Town Meadow Lane Withdrawn Not applicable Birkenhead – Bidston By-pass mirrored by service 38/38A Sandbrook Estate – see revised service 22 Moreton Cross – 1/1A/1B/1C, 16/16A/17/17A, 22, 38/38A, 407, 413/414 Town Meadow Lane – 407 Millhouse Lane – 17/17A 22 Moreton – Chester Service now operated Service 22 extended to serve the Not applicable X22 commercially by Sandbrook Estate. Stagecoach Re-routed and timetable revised 38/38A West Kirby – Croft Retail Park/Mill Rerouted and Hourly 38 journeys to Mill Park are Not applicable Park timetable revised now extended to serve Eastham Ferry 73 New Service Heswall – Poulton Operates Monday to Saturday Not applicable Lancelyn Daytime every 60 minutes linking Operated by Eazibus Heswall, Barnston, Storeton, Higher Bebington and Poulton Lancelyn. 77 Birkenhead – Heswall Service withdrawn Not applicable Birkenhead – Kings Lane mirrored by service 464 77A Storeton Village – see new service 73 Barnston Village – see new service 73 Barnston Road – see new service 73 Heswall Bus Station - 22/X22, 73, 174/175, 181, 471, 472 Page 1 of 4 80 West Kirby – Newton Circular Timetable revised Not applicable Not applicable Now operated by Stagecoach 82 West Kirby – Caldy Circular Re-routed and Service 82 extended to Greasby via Column Road – 80 timetable revised Thurstaston Cross, Irby Village and Now operated by Mill Road. Stagecoach No longer serves Column Road. 83A Birkenhead – West Kirby Now operated Additional 0730 journey from Not applicable commercially by Arriva Birkenhead Bus Station introduced otherwise unchanged. 84 Raby Mere – Heswall Service Withdrawn Not applicable Raby Mere – see revised service 16/16A/17/17A Mill Park Drive – 41/41A/41B/42 Bridle Road – see revised service 16/16A/17/17A Bromborough Cross – 1, 2, 16/16A/17/17A, 38/38A, 41/41A/41B/42, X8 Spital – see revised 16/16A/17/17A Poulton Lancelyn – see new service 73 Clatterbridge Hospital – 16/16A/17/17A, 410, 487 Heswall Station – see new service 73 Heswall Bus Station – 22/X22, 73, 174/175, 181, 471, 472 85 Eastham Ferry – Heswall Service Withdrawn Not applicable Eastham Ferry – see revised service 38 Eastham Village - 38 Then alternatives as listed for route 84. 88/88A West Kirby – Heswall Service Withdrawn Not applicable West Kirby - 22/X22, 38/38A, 80, 82, 83A, 437 Greenbank Road – 22, 437 Frankby – 22, 437 Greasby – 22, revised service 82, 437 Thurstaston (88A) – see revised service 82 Mill Hill Road / Mill Lane – see revised service 82 Irby – revised service 82, 175, 471 Heswall Bus Station – 22/X22, 73, 174/175, 181, 471, 472 91 Birkenhead – Prenton Circular Re-routed and Service operates via Oxton Village Claughton Village – 10A, 38/38A, 437, 492/495 (Monday to Friday) timetable revised No longer serves Claughton Village, Holm Lane – 10A Now operated by Holm Lane and Prenton Dell Road. Prenton Dell Road – 83A Stagecoach 91 Birkenhead – Prenton Circular Service renumbered Service operates via Oxton Village. Claughton Village – 10A, 38/38A, 437, 492/495 (Saturday) 91A and re-routed No longer serves Claughton Village. 107 Town Meadow – New Brighton Withdrawn Not applicable New Brighton – 410, 411, 414, 432/433. 207 Woodside – Town Meadow – New Liscard – 408/409, 410, 413/414, 432/433. Brighton Wallasey Village – 408/409, 413/414 208 New Brighton – Town Meadow – Leasowe – 413/414 Woodside Moreton Cross – 16/16A/17/17A, 22, 38/38A, 407, Page 2 of 4 413/414 Town Meadow - 407 Hoylake Road – 38/38A, 407, 418, 492, 495 Birkenhead Park – 407, 410, 411, 418, 437 Birkenhead Bus Station - 1, 2, 38/38A, 41/41A/41B/42, 83A, 91, 407, 408/409, 410, 411, 413/414, 418, 437, 464, 471, 472, 487, 492/495 Woodside – 408/409, 410, 411, 413/414 122 Crosby – Fazakerley Hospital Withdrawn Not applicable Service is mirrored for entire length by service 63 124 Woodside – Harrison Drive Withdrawn Not applicable Woodside – 411, 423 (Evenings and Sunday) Seacombe Ferry – 411, 423 Poulton Road – 433 (Sunday daytime) Gorsey Lane – 410, 432 Wallasey Village – 423 125 Woodside - Harrison Drive Withdrawn Not applicable Woodside – 411, 423 (Evenings and Sunday) Seacombe Ferry – 411, 423 Liscard Road – 433 (Sunday daytime) Liscard – 410, 423, 432, 433 Seaview Road – 432 144 Bootle – Litherland Service re-routed Operates from Bootle Bus Station Not applicable (Mon – Sat daytime) Now operated by and no longer serves Stanley Road, Hattons otherwise unchanged. Evening service is unaffected. 145 Moreton/Upton – Mill Park Withdrawn Not applicable Moreton/Upton to Birkenhead – certain journeys may be covered by early morning 38/38B service Birkenhead to Mill Park – journeys covered by early morning 38B and 41 services 164 Woodside – New Ferry Withdrawn Not applicable Woodside – 411, 423 (Evenings) Birkenhead Bus Station – 1, 38A, 41/41A/41B/42, 410, 411, 423, 437, 471, 472, 487 Borough Road – 41/42, 423, 471, 472 Kings Road/Teehey Lane - 487 Bebington Station – 38A, 410 New Ferry – 1, 38A, 41/42 492 Woodside – Arrowe Park Circular Withdrawn Mon – Sat daytime service is Woodside – 411, 423 (Evenings and Sunday) unaffected. Birkenhead Bus Station - 1, 38A, 41/41A/41B/42, 410, 411, 423, 437, 471, 472, 487 Claughton Village – 38A, 437 Hoylake Road – 38A Upton – 423, 437 Arrowe Park – 41A/41B (evenings), 423, 471, 472 Woodchurch Road – 42, 423, 471, 472 495 Woodside – Arrowe Park Circular Withdrawn Mon – Sat Daytime service is As reverse of service 492 Page 3 of 4 (Evenings and Sunday) unaffected. 613 Bridle Road – Bebington High Withdrawn Not applicable Bromborough Village – 1, 2, 38, 41, 42 School New Chester Road – 1, 2, 38, 41, 42 (AM only) New Ferry – 1, 2, 41, 42, 418, 464 Bebington High School – 464, 487 628 Hurrell Road – Hilbre High School Revised timetable 0801 from Hurrell Road and 0802 Not applicable (AM only) Now operated by from Moreton Cross remain Stagecoach unchanged. 0807 from Moreton Cross has been withdrawn. 652 Moreton Shore – Wirral Grammar New Service Replaces withdrawn 17S Not applicable (AM only) Now operated by Stagecoach 821 Netherton, Park Lane West – Withdrawn Not applicable Netherton, Park Lane West – 58 Liverpool ONE Bridle Road – 58 (one am journey) Walton Vale to Liverpool mirrored by service 20/21 C5 Dingle – Royal Liverpool Hospital Withdrawn Not applicable Dingle Mount – 204 (one am journey) Park Road – 82/82C/82D Upper Warwick Street – 26, 27 Liverpool Womens Hospital – 86/86A/86C/86D Royal Liverpool Hospital – 8/9, 10/10A/10B, 12/13, 14/14A, 15, 17, 18, 19, 78 Page 4 of 4 .
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