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Bus services from East Acton Golders Green 260 Childs Hill Cricklewood GOLDERS Cricklewood Broadway GREEN Willesden Green Willesden 7 Bus Garage Russell Square BLOOMSBURY Harlesden High Street Jubilee Clock Great Russell Street for British Museum Acton Lane Willesden County Court Acton Lane Tottenham Court Road Fairlight Avenue Station HARLESDEN The yellow tinted area includes every Harlesden bus stop up to about one-and-a-half PERIVALE Station East Acton WEST END Industrial Estate miles from East Acton. Main stops are shown in the white area outside. Oxford Circus Perivale Acton Lane 7 Mylett Arms Western Avenue Waxlow Road 72 Alperton Lane 283 Acton Lane North Pole Road Barlby Road Hanger Lane Barretts Green Road Scrubs Lane Dalgarno Gardens Station East Acton Brunel Road Bond Street Telford Way Barlby Road Station South Barlby Road Barlby Gardens Acton Lane Highlever Road Ladbroke Grove Greenford Barlby Road Park Royal Central Middlesex Hospital Old Oak Common Lane St. Charles Long Drive Hospital PARK Ladbroke Grove Greenford Park Royal Road The Eagle Park Royal Asda Wood Lane St. Charles Marble Arch Red Lion Queen Charlotte’s North Pole Road ROYAL A Hammersmith Square Western Avenue R T & Chelsea Hospital Hospital Wendover Court I Ladbroke Grove L O W Park Royal Road THE EAST ET L Chesterton Road Y E U HM Prison E St. Mark’s Road A L A Park Royal Business Centre AIRW R L R F D ACTON T F Allenby Road S ST Wormwood Y Du Cane Road Cambridge Gardens Ladbroke A Scrubs Western Avenue O T N Wood Lane Grove Ruislip Road O F L M A I I T A Allan Way L E TZ S K T O E N N F R E R T E E E Cambridge Gardens Gipsy Corner S A E C D L Edgware Road L T Ladbroke Grove O A ST W R Praed Street M E N E D SIE B T S M O BRA C Westbourne Dormer’s Wells Lane UE R F AVEN O E C Telford Road Footbridge Park Road N NE ROAD Footpath U CA H H Horn Lane D G TWORT Wood Lane I D L N L OA E R Du Cane Road A TA Noel Road A S TH B H R A N N ULA S D. S Church T E R Y IM Paddington . R R H Queensway E TREET P S R Southall RBROKE Q Town Hall NO D Acton Main Line . Western Avenue Western Avenue P B Westway I L 95 Friary Road Foster Road N S T W A Y O White City Estate W E Subway E W M U F Wood Lane Notting Hill Gate O O Y N South Africa Road Friary Road Western Avenue L J A Bus stop L D T E Perryn Road O Underground Station I K FOXGLOVE N A (Central line) R NE K STREET N LA O EAST ACTO Kensington High Street R Bus served road A SOUTHALL East Acton Lane O D for Kensington Palace X A Non bus served road Shepherd’s Bush D White City Cricket Club for BBC Television 70 East Acton Lane Centre South Kensington Goldsmith Arms for Victoria & Albert, Science, and Natural History Museums ACTON Old Oak Road Hemlock Road Bloemfontein Road Wood Lane East Acton Lane Janet Adegoke Leisure Centre Ariel Way Shaa Road SHEPHERD’S Old Oak Road East Acton Lane Steventon Road BUSH 70 Acton Park Wood Lane Acton Bloemfontein Road Shepherd’s Bush Green 95 Horn Lane Ellerslie Road Old Oak Road 260 The Vale Uxbridge Road Uxbridge Road 272 Acton Park Uxbridge Road Loftus Road Adelaide Grove Acton High Street Acton Central Uxbridge Road Uxbridge Road Shepherd’s Bush Shepherd’s Bush Green Shepherd’s Bush Green Acton Market Place The Vale Wormholt Road Bloemfontein Road Hammersmith & City for Shepherd’s Bush The Grampians Third Avenue line Station Central line Station Shepherd’s Bush Road The Vale Blythe Road Bromyard Avenue Shepherd’s Bush Road HAMMERSMITH Brook Green Larden Road Hammersmith River Thames Emlyn Road Castelnau Hail and Ride Lonsdale Road Bath Road River Thames Barnes Barnes Abinger Road 283 Red Lion Wetland Centre Barnes Turnham Green Pond Barnes 283 Station Station Turnham Green BARNES Church Barnes Common TURNHAM Roehampton Lane Queen Mary’s Chiswick 72 Hospital Grove Park GREEN 272 Roehampton ROEHAMPTON Bessborough Road © Copyright Transport for London Information correct from March 2006 Key Destination Bus service Bus stops Destination Bus service Bus stops Destination Bus service Bus stops 7 Daytime routes in black N7 Night buses in blue Barnes Station R 72 +A+B+C+D+E Harlesden High Street Jubilee Clock 260 +L Science Museum 70 +C+D+E+K Barnes Wetland Centre 283 A++B+C+D+E+U Horn Lane 260 +L Shepherd’s Bush 260 +J+N —O Connections with London Underground R Connections with National Rail Barnes Common Roehampton Lane 72 A++B+C+D+E Hammersmith & City line Station —O 283 +A+B+C+D+E+U British K Red names indicate place of interest Bath Road Abinger Road 272 F++G+H+I+J Museum Kensington High Street —O 70 +C+D+E+K Shepherd’s Bush Green 72 +A+B+C+D+E BBC Television Centre 72 A++B+C+D+E for Shepherd’s Bush Central line Kensington Palace 70 +C+D+E+K 95 +N+P+Q+R+S 95 +N+P+Q+R+S Station —O Red discs show the bus stop you need for your chosen bus King Fahad Academy East Acton Lane 70 +F+G+H+I+J+X 260 +J+N service. The disc appears on the top of the bus stop in 272 +C+D+E+K 272 +C+D+E+K the street (see map of town centre in centre of diagram). Bloemfontein Road 283 +A+B+C+D+E+U L 283 +A+B+C+D+E+U Bond Street —O 7 +A+B+C+D+E Ladbroke Grove —O 7 A++B+C+D+E N7 +C+D+E+K 70, N7 +C+D+E+K Shepherd’s Bush Green 72 +A+B+C+D+E The Grampians Route finder British Museum 7 +A+B+C+D+E Ladbroke Grove 70 +C+D+E+K 283 +A+B+C+D+E+U Bus service Towards Bus stops N7 +C+D+E+K Larden Road 272 +F+G+H+I+J Shepherd’s Bush Road 72 +A+B+C+D+E 283 +A+B+C+D+E+U 7 East Acton Brunel Road FGHM Brunel Road 7, 72, 283 F++G+H+M M South Greenford R 95 +L+W+Y Russell Square ABCDE C Marble Arch —O 7 A++B+C+D+E South Kensington 70 70 Acton FGHIJX Cambridge Gardens Ladbroke Grove 7 +A+B+C+D+E N7 +C+D+E+K —O +C+D+E+K Southall Town Hall 95 +L+W+Y South Kensington CDEK N7 +C+D+E+K N East Acton Brunel Road FGHM Castelnau Lonsdale Road 72 +A+B+C+D+E 72 Natural History Museum 70 +C+D+E+K T Roehampton Bessborough Rd ABCDE 283 +A+B+C+D+E+U + Northolt —O N7 +F+G+H+I+J+X The Vale Acton Park 70, N7 +F+G+H+I+J+X Shepherd’s Bush Green NPQRS Central Middlesex Hospital 260 +L 95 North Pole Road Scrubs Lane 7 A++B+C+D+E The Vale Bromyard Avenue 272 +F+G+H+I+J Southall LWY Childs Hill 260 +L 70, N7 +C+D+E+K The Vale Third Avenue 272 +F+G+H+I+J L Chiswick Grove Park 272 +F+G+H+I+J 260 Golders Green Tottenham Court Road Station —O 7 A++B+C+D+E Cricklewood R 260 +L Notting Hill Gate —O 70 +C+D+E+K Shepherd’s Bush Green JN N7 +C+D+E+K FGHIJ Cricklewood Broadway 260 +L O 272 Chiswick Trafalgar Square - Old Oak Common Lane Long Drive 7, 72, 283 F+ +G+H+M Shepherd’s Bush Green CDEK D see Charing Cross Station Old Oak Road 260 +J+N 283 Barnes Pond ABCDEU Dormer’s Wells Lane Telford Road 95 +L+W+Y Turnham Green —O 272 +F+G+H+I+J (early mornings and eves) Du Cane Road Wood Lane 7, 72,283 A+B+C+D+E 272 +F+G+H+I+J + U Barnes Wetland Centre ABCDEU 70, 272, N7 +C+D+E+K Oxford Circus —O 7 A++B+C+D+E (daytimes) Uxbridge Road 260 +J+N E N7 +C+D+E+K East Acton Brunel Road FGHM Bloemfontein Road and Loftus Road 283 +A+B+C+D+E+U Ealing Broadway —O R N7 +F+G+H+I+J+X P Night bus Ealing Common —O N7 +F+G+H+I+J+X Paddington —O R 7 A++B+C+D+E V Victoria & Albert Museum 70 Bus service Towards Bus stops East Acton 7, 72, 283, +F+G+H+M N7 +C+D+E+K +C+D+E+K + N7 Northolt FGHIJX East Acton Industrial Estate 7, 72, 283 F+G+H+M Park Royal —O 95 +L+W+Y W Russell Square +C+D+E+K East Acton Lane 70, N7 +F+G+H+I+J+X Park Royal Asda 260 +L Westbourne Park Road 7 +A+B+C+D+E Edgware Road —O Praed Street 7 +A+B+C+D+E Park Royal Business Centre 260 +L 70, N7 +C+D+E+K N7 +C+D+E+K Park Royal Road 260 +L Western Avenue 95 +L+W+Y Destination finder Emlyn Road 272 +F+G+H+I+J Perivale Mylett Arms 95 +L+W+Y 260 +L Destination Bus service Bus stops F Q Westway White City Estate 95 +N+P+Q+R+S A Friary Road 260 +L Queensway —O 70 +C+D+E+K White City —O 72 +A+B+C+D+E Acton Horn Lane 70 +F+G+H+I+J+X G for BBC Television Centre 95 +N+P+Q+R+S R R Acton Central 70, N7 +F+G+H+I+J+X Gipsy Corner 95 +L+W+Y Roehampton Bessborough Road 72 +A+B+C+D+E 272 +C+D+E+K Acton High Street Acton Market Place 70, N7 +F+G+H+I+J+X 260 +L Russell Square —O 7 +A+B+C+D+E Willesden Bus Garage 260 +L Acton Lane 260 +L Golders Green —O 260 +L R N7 +C+D+E+K Willesden Green —O 260 +L Acton Main Line 260 +L Great Russell Street 7 +A+B+C+D+E Wood Lane 72 +A+B+C+D+E Allenby Road Ruislip Road 95 +L+W+Y N7 +C+D+E+K S 95 +N+P+Q+R+S B Greenford Red Lion 95 +L+W+Y St.
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