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Syston Bus Map & Guide March 2021 B A Syston Bus map & guide March 2021 B FREQUENCY Service Operator(s) Route Monday – Monday – Sunday and Saturday Daytime Saturday Evenings Bank Holidays 5 Arriva Leicester - SYSTON - East Goscote 30 mins hourly hourly 5A Arriva Leicester - SYSTON - East Goscote - Melton Mowbray 30 mins no service no service 27 Roberts Coaches Thurmaston - SYSTON - Loughborough once per day no service no service 100 Centrebus SYSTON - Melton Mowbray 2 hourly no service no service Underlined services are supported by Leicestershire County Council During the COVID-19 pandemic service frequencies may be subject to short notice alteration. Please check the operator’s website for the most up to date bus timetables. For town centre East Goscote stops see over Map not to scale ow rr Broomfield Community u F Primary School Cossington g n Lane o Melton Road L Chestnut Syston Northern By-pass Way A607 Rearsby Road Queniborough Syston By-pass Primary School Wreake Valley Syston Road Academy Fosse Way St Peter & St Paul C of E Academy Queniborough High Street Millstone Lane e Gleb Way Brighton Avenue A46Swallow Drive Teal Way Tentercroft Avenue Sedgefield Rail Mostyn Avenue Drive Station Wanlip Road Fosse Way Barkby Road G e oo u d n e’ e s L v an A e e Pe mbrok Syston The Merton Primary School Queniborough Road Railway Line 5 5A 27 100 The Roundhill Academy Services operate Supermarket in direction shown This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Leicestershire County Council. Licence Number 100019271. Published March 2021. t St Peter & St Paul C of E Academy e e Brookside Barkby Road r t S t h e c e r r t 1 5, 5A, 27, 100 8 100 u S h C h r c SMS code: leidwmpa SMS code: leidgwap 4 e r w u o Library h L C r 5 e p p 6 5, 5A, 27 100 U 2 9 M Supermarket os SMS code: leiapada SMS code: leidwmwm ty H n i g A h v S en t r e ue e C t t e t e 7 ntr 100 e High Street e 10 t r al e ee t y Av r r a 3 S t t e SMS code: leiapadm S l n S W l o u 27, 100 e 3 s d e o r k p a h e o o a c lk R o h SMS code: leiapadp S r a C W n B o lt Melton Road e M 4 27, 100 11 5, 5A, 27 8 SMS code: leiamwtp SMS code: leiapadg 1 2 B 5 27, 100 12 5, 5A, 27, 100 a rk SMS code: leiapaga SMS code: leidwmjw b t y e e R r o t a S d For the next timetabled n Health Centre o t i b l departures from a ee r A t 6 5, 5A S 10 Supermarkets specific bus stop, text d l SMS code: leidwmpd e i f the 8 letter SMS code k 9 o o r to 84268. 12 B 7 5, 5A 11 SMS code: leidwmpm Normal text message Al be d rates apply and the rt a St o re R e return text message t e g e l l costs 25p. o C Map not to scale KEY Bus Stops This map shows the Bus service numbers shown in red main departure points go to Leicester Bus Served Roads in the town centre. A large print version of this guide is available upon request. Please contact the Helpline on 0116 305 0002. Further information Concessionary travel for older people This guide shows the bus services in Syston and and for disabled people the main departure points in the town centre. You The English National Concessionary will find a summary of the services and frequencies Travel Scheme offers free off-peak in the timetable overleaf. Some single directional travel on local bus services in all parts or infrequent services may exist but might not be of England. For more information 0344 800 4411 included. For a comprehensive timetable or more please call 0116 305 0002. www.arrivabus.co.uk information call Traveline on the number provided (07.00 – 22.00). You can also visit local libraries, Community Transport in and around 0844 351 1120 tourist information centres, local council offices and Syston www.centrebus.info bus company travel shops. For older or disabled people who cannot 01530 816 421 use ordinary buses, Syston & District www.robertstravelgroup.co.uk Visit www.choosehowyoumove.co.uk/ Volunteer Centre offers a social car 03457 48 49 50 publictransport to see our other bus guides. scheme. Further details may be obtained www.nationalrail.co.uk Online updates will only occur if services change. by telephoning 0116 260 7888. www.choosehowyoumove.co.uk/publictransport • 0116 305 0002 • [email protected] Safe and Sustainable Travel Team, Environment and Transport, Leicestershire County Council, Glenfield, Leicester, LE3 8RJ The information contained in this leaflet is correct at time of printing, but may be subject to change. Every effort will be made to maintain these services. However, no liability can be accepted for failure to operate the services as specified. U0796.
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