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All Bus Services Operating in Somerset as at 12 December 2011 Service No Route Days Operator Frequency N6 Martock - South Petherton Mon-Fri Nippybus hourly N8 West Coker, Lakefields - Yeovil Mon-Sat Nippybus hourly N9/N9A Martock - Yeovil Mon-Sat Nippybus every 30 mins N10 Martock - Ilminster - Taunton Mon-Sat Nippybus every two hours N11 RNAS Yeovilton - Ilchester - Yeovil Mon-Sat Nippybus three return journeys N12 Clapton/West Chinnock - Crewkerne Mon-Fri Nippybus two return journeys X2 Nailsea - Burnham Tue/Thu North Somerset Coaches one return journey X34 Frome - Chippenham Mon-Fri Faresaver hourly X96 Frome - Melksham Mon-Sat Frome Minibuses one return journey 1/2 Yeovil - Shepton Mallet Mon-Sat South West Coaches hourly 1 Bridgwater Town Service Mon-Sat First every 15 mins 1 Yeovil Town Service Mon-Sat First every 15 mins 1/1A Taunton Town Service Mon-Sat First every 15 mins 2 Bridgwater Town Service Mon-Sat First every 30 mins 2 Taunton Town Service Mon-Sat First every 15 mins 2 Yeovil Town Service Mon-Sat First every 30 mins 2S Wincanton - Oakhill School Schooldays only South West Coaches one return journey 3 Gillingham - Yeovil Fri South West Coaches one return journey 3 Taunton Town Service Mon-Sat First hourly 3 Yeovil Town Service Mon-Sat First every 30 mins 4 South Som villages - Strode Coll College days only Isle Valley Transport one return journey 4 Taunton Town Service Mon-Sat First every 20 mins 5 Babcary - Yeovil Wed South West Coaches one return journey 6 Bridgwater Town Service Mon-Sat Bakers Coaches hourly 7/7A Yeovil - Poole/Bournemouth Mon South West Coaches one return journey 8 Pilton - Yeovil Fri South West Coaches one return journey 9 Wiveliscombe - Wellington Mon-Fri Stagecoach one return journey 9A Wiveliscombe- Wellington - Taunton Tue Quantock Motor Services one return journey 10 Ilminster - Yeovil Wed South West Coaches one return journey 11/11A Borough - ASDA - Whitemead Mon-Sat South West Coaches hourly 14 Watchet - Cannington - Bridgwater Mon-Sat First every 2 hours 14 Bridgwater Town Service Mon-Sat First hourly 14 Chard - Thorncombe/Marshwood Mon-Fri Damory Coaches two return journeys 15 Yeovil - Salisbury Tue South West Coaches one return journey 15 Wellington - Burnham on Sea Mon-Sat Webberbus every 30 mins 15A Bridgwater - Taunton Mon-Sat Webberbus two return journeys 15B Bridgwater - Chilton Trinity School Schooldays only Sedgemoor CT one return journey 16 Huish Episcopi - Bridgwater Mon-Fri, Sat Hatch Green Coaches every two hours 16 Ilminster - Yeovil College days only Nippybus one return journey 18 Minehead - Taunton Mon-Sat Webberbus hourly 18 Bincombe - Bridgwater Mon/Wed/Fri Hatch Green Coaches two return journeys 19 Bridgwater - Street Mon-Sat Webberbus every two hours 19 Bruton - Yarlington - Yeovil Wed South West Coaches one return journey 19A Bruton - Blackford - Yeovil Fri South West Coaches one return journey 20 Taunton - Wellington - Honiton - Seaton Mon-Sat Stagecoach every 3 hours 21/21A/221 Taunton - Bridgwater- Burnham-on-Sea Daily First every 30 mins 22/22A Taunton - Wellington Daily First every 20 mins 23 Taunton - West Bagborough/Cotford Mon-Fri First hourly 23B Williton - Taunton Mon-Fri First one return journey 25 Taunton - Wiveliscombe Mon-Sat First every two hours 25 Buckhorn Weston - Wincanton Thur Shaftesbury & District one return journey 25A Taunton - Wiveliscombe Mon-Sat First hourly 25B Taunton - Dulverton Mon-Sat First every two hours 26 Wincanton - Warminster Thu South West Coaches one return journey 27 Taunton - Creech Heathfield Mon-Sat Webberbus every 75 minutes 28 Templecombe - Salisbury Tue/Sat South West Coaches one return journey 28/X28 Minehead - Taunton Mon-Sat First every 30 mins 29 Taunton - Wells Mon-Sat First seven return journeys 30/30A Taunton - Chard - Axminster - Weymouth Mon-Sat First hourly 30 Frome Town Service Mon-Sat First every 30 mins 30 Wincanton - Poole Thu South West Coaches one return journey 31 Beckington - Frome - Bruton Schooldays only South West Coaches one return journey 32 Castle Cary - Salisbury Tue South West Coaches one return journey 33 Bruton - Frome Wed/Fri South West Coaches one return journey 34 Charlton Horethorne - Bruton Schooldays only South West Coaches one return journey 36 Gillingham - Yeovil Fri South West Coaches one return journey 39 Minehead - Porlock Mon-Sat Quantock Motor Services every 2 hours 40 Yeovil - Taunton Thur South West Coaches one return journey 40A Wincanton - Minehead (Summer Only) Mon South West Coaches one return journey 42 Gillingham - Yeovil Tue South West Coaches one return journey 47 Bridport - Yeovil Daily First four return journeys 51 Taunton - Stoke St. Gregory Mon-Sat Hatch Green Coaches every two hours 51 Warminster - Dilton Marsh Wed Frome Minibuses two return journeys 52 Bower Hinton - Martock Mon-Sat First hourly 53 Frome - Warminster Mon-Sat Frome Minibuses hourly 54/A/B/C Taunton - Yeovil Mon-Sat First hourly 57 Yeovil - Sherborne Mon-Sat First hourly 58/58A Yeovil - Wincanton Mon-Sat First hourly 58 Frome - Westbury Mon-Sat Frome Minibuses hourly 62 Curry Rivel - Street College days only Berry's Coaches one return journey per day 68 Yeovil - Barwick Mon-Sat South West Coaches every 30 mins 74/74A Yeovil - Sherborne Mon-Sat SWC/Damory Coaches every two hours 80/X80 Gillingham - Frome Wed Shaftesbury & District three return journeys 81 South Petherton - Yeovil Mon-Fri South West Coaches hourly 89 Gillingham - Frome - Trowbridge Thu Frome Minibuses one return journey 90 Chard - Crewkerne Mon-Sat Stagecoach every two hours 91 Chard - Crewkerne Mon-Sat Stagecoach every two hours 92/192 Taunton - Exeter Mon-Sat FSA every 2 hours 92A Taunton - Tiverton Mon-Sat FSA every 2 hours 96 Crewkerne - Chard - Taunton College days only Stagecoach one return journey 97 Cannonsgrove - Taunton Mon-Sat Hatch Green Coaches hourly 98 Buckland St. Mary - Taunton College days only Hatch Green Coaches one return journey 99/99A Chard - Yeovil Mon-Sat Stagecoach hourly 100/101 Minehead Town Service Mon-Sat Webberbus hourly 102 Puriton - Weston Mon-Sat First 5 return journeys 106 Doniford - Minehead Mon-Sat Webberbus every two hours 107 Minehead - Wooton Courtney - Minehead Mon/Thur Webberbus one return journey 109 Wincanton - Dorchester Wed South West Coaches one return journey 111 Misterton - Maiden Beech School Schooldays only South West Coaches one return journey 112 Burnham - Weston-super-Mare Daily First hourly 113 Highbridge - Berrow Mon-Sat Hatch Green Coaches hourly 126 Wells - Weston-super-Mare Daily First hourly 158 Wincanton - Shaftesbury Mon-Sat South West Coaches every two hours 161 Wells - Frome Mon-Fri, Sat First hourly 173 Wells - Bath Daily First hourly 174 Wells - Churchill Rd - Wells Mon-Sat First hourly 184 Frome - Bath Mon-Sat First every two hours 185 Paulton - Trowbridge Thu Somerbus one return journey 196 Glastonbury Tor Bus (Summer only) Daily Mendip Com Transport full timetable 202 Chard - Dorchester Wed South West Coaches one return journey 204 Thorncombe - Yeovil Tue/Wed/Fri Damory Coaches one return journey 205 Chard - Wellington Schooldays only Berry's Coaches one return journey 212 Yeovil - Dorchester Mon-Sat SWC/Damory Coaches every two hours 216 Yeovil - Dorchester Mon-Sat Damory Coaches every two hours 234 Frome - Chippenham Mon-Sat First hourly 267 Frome - Bath Mon-Fri Faresaver hourly 267 Frome - Bath Daily First hourly 300 Minehead - Lynmouth Daily Quantock Motor Services full timetable 318 WSCC - Danesfield School Schooldays only Webberbus one single journey 326 Stalbridge - Sturminster Newton Mon Damory Coaches one single journey 330 Poole - Yeovil/Glastonbury Fri Damory Coaches one return journey 354 Fitzhead - Taunton Tue/Fri Berry's Coaches one return journey 368 Yeovil - Blandford Mon-Fri Damory Coaches three return journeys 375 Wells - Bridgwater Mon-Sat First hourly 376 Wells - Bristol Daily First every 30 mins 377 Wells - Yeovil Daily First hourly 379 Shepton Mallet - Bristol Mon-Fri First one return journey 387 Sidmouth - Taunton Mon-Fri Dartline one return journey 398 Minehead - Tiverton Mon-Sat Beacon Coaches every 2 hours 401 Bampton - Lynmouth Wed/Sun Ridlers one return journey 412 Dulverton - Exford Schooldays only Ridlers one return journey 412 Frome Town Service Mon-Sat Frome Minibuses every 2 hours 414/424 Frome - Westfield - Midsomer Norton Mon-Fri Frome Minibuses every 2 hours 461 Four Foot - Shepton Mallet Fri CT Coaches full timetable 467 Dulverton - Minehead Schooldays only Ridlers one return journey 490 Cheddar - Bristol Tue Axe Vale Coaches one return journey 491 Shipham - Weston-super-Mare Tue/Thu Coombs Travel one return journey 499 Williton - Danesfield Sch Schooldays only Webberbus one return journey 500 Monksilver - Williton Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri Webberbus full timetable 519 Steanbow - Evercreech - Street College days only Smiths Coaches one return journey per day 600 Yeovil College - Yeovil Bus Stn College days only South West Coaches one single journey 564 Minehead - Old Cleeve - Minehead Wed/Fri Webberbus one return journey 601 Bruton/Pylle - Frome Sat Frome Minibuses one return journey 603 Wellington - Wiveliscombe Schooldays only Ridlers one return journey 608 Isle Brewers - Ilminster Thu Hatch Green Coaches one return journey 610 West Fitzhead - Wellington Thu Quantock Motor Services one return journey 612 Yeovil Town Service Schooldays only Nippybus one return journey 613 Bishops Lydeard - 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