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Bradford - Dewsbury 263 263 Bradford - Dewsbury Bradford Interchange, Bridge Street, Croft Street, Wakefield Road, Tong Street, Toftshaw Lane, Raikes Lane, South View Road, Bradford Road, Oxford Road, Spen Lane, Spen Bank, St. Peg Lane, Parkside, Greenside, Cleckheaton Bus Station, Dewsbury Road, Parkside, Westgate, Moorside, Moorbottom, Moorside, Halifax Road, Headlands Road, Huddersfield Road, Roberttown Lane, Child Lane, Sunny Bank Road, Old Bank Road, Kitson Hill Road, Stocks Bank Road, Nab Lane, The Knowl, Knowl Road, Doctor Lane, Huddersfield Road, Webster Hill, Aldams Road, Dewsbury Bus Station. Dewsbury - Bradford Dewsbury Bus Station, Wilton Street, Aldams Road, Webster Hill, Huddersfield Road, Knowl Road, The Knowl, Nab Lane, Stocks Bank Road, Kitson Hill Road, Old Bank Road, Sunny Bank Road, Child Lane, Roberttown Lane, Huddersfield Road, Headlands Road, Halifax Road, Moorside, Moorbottom, Moorside, Westgate, Parkside, Greenside, Cleckheaton Bus Station, Dewsbury Road, Parkside, St. Peg Lane, Spen Bank, Spen Lane, Oxford Road, Bradford Road, South View Road, Raikes Lane, Toftshaw Lane, Tong Street, Wakefield Road, Bridge Street, Bradford Interchange. Operated by: TLC 01274 727811 Spring Mill Street Bradford West Yorkshire BD5 7HF Valid from 30 August 2020 Page 1 Monday to Friday Bradford - Dewsbury 263 Sch Bradford Interchange 0710 South View Road at 0729 Southway Birkenshaw Halfway House 0740 Cleckheaton Bus Station 0753 Hightown 0807 Roberttown Lane 0814 Mirfield Kitson Hill Rd 0822 Mirfield Ings Grove Park 0832 Dewsbury Bus Station 0847 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Sch Schooldays only Dewsbury - Bradford 263 Sch Dewsbury Bus Station 1510 Huddersfield Road West 1523 Town Mirfield Kitson Hill Road 1530 Roberttown Lane 1538 Hightown 1544 Cleckheaton Bus Station 1555 Gomersal Hill Top 1601 South View Road at 1611 Southway Bradford Interchange 1625 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Sch Schooldays only Page 2 Saturday No Service Page 3 Sunday No Service Page 4.

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