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Buses serving Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School page 1 of 7 via Swalecliffe, Tankerton and Whitstable Getting to school 906 955 Going from school 906 903 Herne Bay, Sea Street Gas Works 0723 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1533 1543 Westbrook Farm 0724 0726 Rough Common, Garden Close 1548 1558 Tankerton, Priest & Sow Corner 0732 0734 Blean, Tyler Hill Road 1554 1604 Whitstable, Harbour Street 0740 0743 Borstal Hill (top) 1601 1611 Borstal Hill (top) 0748 0751 Whitstable, Horsebridge 1608 1618 Blean, Tyler Hill Road 0755 0759 Tankerton, Priest & Sow Corner 1615 1625 Rough Common, Garden Close 0802 - Westbrook Farm 1623 1633 Canterbury Bus Station arrive - 0819 Herne Bay, Sea Street Gas Works 1626 1636 Canterbury Bus Station depart - 0830 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0821 0840 This timetable is correct from 17 June 2019. @StagecoachSE www.stagecoachbus.com Buses serving Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School page 2 of 7 via Greenhill, Herne Bay, Beltinge, Broomfield and Herne Getting to school 912 908 917 Going from school 912 908 917 Herne Bay Rail Station 0720 0732 0739 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1533 1543 1543 Greenhill, Coulter Road - - 0750 Broad Street 1541 1600 1551 Greenhill, Herne Drive - - 0753 Sturry Rail Station 1551 1610 - Herne Bay High St, Richmond St 0724 0735 - Broad Oak 1553 1612 - Beltinge, Dollies Corner 0730 0741 - Herne Church 1600 1619 - Queen’s Roundabout 0735 0746 - Broomfield, The Plough 1607 1625 - Broomfield, The Plough 0741 0752 - Queen’s Roundabout 1614 1637 - Herne Church 0747 0758 - Beltinge, Dollies Corner 1618 1642 - Broad Oak, Sweechgate 0754 0806 - Herne Bay High St, Richmond St 1624 1646 - Sturry Rail Station 0758 0808 - Greenhill, Coulter Road - - 1620 Broad Street 0813 0818 - Greenhill, Herne Drive - - 1623 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0823 0829 0835 Herne Bay Rail Station 1627 1649 1633 This timetable is correct from 17 June 2019. @StagecoachSE www.stagecoachbus.com Buses serving Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School page 3 of 7 via Whitstable, Chestfield and Tyler Hill Getting to school 916 917 Going from school 917 916 Whitstable Rail Station 0734 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1543 1543 Foxgrove Road 0738 Canterbury Bus Station B3 - 1555 Clover Rise, Grasmere Road 0741 Broad Street 1551 1557 Chestfield Tesco 0745 Tyler Hill, Ivy House Inn 1604 1610 Chestfield, Maydowns Road 0750 0759 Chestfield, Maydowns Road 1613 1621 Tyler Hill, Ivy House Inn 0806 0810 Chestfield Tesco 1626 Broad Street 0816 0825 Clover Rise, Grasmere Road 1628 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0826 0835 Foxgrove Road 1631 Whitstable Rail Station 1635 via Yorkletts, Seasalter and Blean Getting to school 913 Going from school 5 Yorkletts, Highstreet Road 0727 Canterbury Bus Station B3 1610 Seasalter Lucerne Drive 0735 via Tyler Hill Seasalter Cross 0737 Seasalter Sandpiper Road 1659 Seasalter Sandpiper Road 0742 Seasalter Cross 1701 Long Reach Roundabout 0750 Seasalter Lucerne Drive 1704 Blean, Tyler Hill Road 0756 Yorkletts, Highstreet Road 1710 Rough Common Garden Close 0803 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0828 This timetable is correct from 17 June 2019. @StagecoachSE www.stagecoachbus.com Buses serving Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School page 4 of 7 via Hales Place and Canterbury City Bus Station Getting to school 21A Going from school 955 21A 89 21 Hales Place, Bawden Close 0752 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1533 1555 Hales Place, Tenterden Drive 0757 Canterbury Bus Station Bay A4 1543 1546 1601 1606 via London Road and Rheims Way Sainsbury’s 1552 1612 Canterbury Bus Station 0816 St. Dunstan’s, Westgate Towers - 1616 Hales Place, Bawden Close 1559 - Hales Place, Tenterden Drive 1604 1625 Hales Place, Bawden Close 1612 1627 via Sandwich, Ash, Staple, Wingham, Littlebourne Getting to school 43 44 Going from school 43 44 Sandwich Guildhall 0724 0730 Canterbury Bus Station 1556 1616 Ash, The Chequers 0736 0742 Littlebourne Anchor 1607 1627 Staple, Three Tuns - 0748 Wingham Church 1612 1632 Wingham Anchor 0744 - Wingham Anchor 1614 - Wingham Church 0745 0756 Staple - 1637 Littlebourne, The Anchor 0751 0802 Ash Chequers 1622 1643 Canterbury Bus Station 0806 0821 Sandwich Guildhall 1632 1653 then change to a 955 (see below) via Hales Place and Canterbury City Bus Station Getting to school 955 955 955 Going from school 955 89 89 Canterbury Bus Station D1 0820 0828 0830 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1533 1555 1615 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0830 0838 0840 Canterbury Bus Station 1543 1601 1625 This timetable is correct from 17 June 2019. @StagecoachSE www.stagecoachbus.com Buses serving Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School page 5 of 7 via Cheriton, Etchinghill, Lyminge, Elham, Barham and Bridge Ch - Starts from Cheriton, Hawkins Road. Getting to school 17 17 17 Going from school 17 17 Cheriton, Post Office Ch 0718 0738 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1540 1545 Etchinghill, The New Inn 0722 0727 0747 Bridge, White Horse 1545 1550 Lyminge, Post Office 0727 0732 0752 Barham, Post Office 1554 1559 Elham, Rose and Crown 0734 0739 0759 Derringstone, Brickfield Road 1555 1600 Derringstone, Brickfield Road 0746 0751 0811 Elham, Rose and Crown 1606 1611 Barham, Primary School 0748 0753 0813 Lyminge, Post Office 1614 1619 Bridge, The White Horse 0758 0803 0823 Etchinghill, New Inn 1619 1624 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0804 0809 0829 Cheriton, Post Office 1628 1633 via Adisham, Aylesham and Bridge Getting to school 89B Going from school 89 89B Aylesham opp. Baptist Church 0737 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1555 Adisham, Bossington Road 0747 Canterbury Bus Station 1601 1610 Patrixbourne, Crammer Close 0755 Patrixbourne, Cranmer Close 1619 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0802 Adisham, Bossington Road 1627 Aylesham, Baptist Church 1636 This timetable is correct from 17 June 2019. @StagecoachSE www.stagecoachbus.com Buses serving Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School page 6 of 7 via Hythe, Folkestone, Hawkinge, Densole and Denton Getting to school 16 16 16 16 Going from school 16 16 Hythe, Red Lion Square 0706 School Passage, New Dover Road 1535 1555 Seabrook, The Fountain 0713 Barham Crematorium 1550 1604 Sandgate Memorial 0717 Denton, The Jackdaw 1553 1607 Folkestone Bus Station 0712 0728 0742 0756 Selsted, Cricket Ground 1556 1610 Wood Avenue 0721 0737 0751 0805 Densole, The Black Horse 1559 1613 Hawkinge, Haven Drive 0727 0743 0757 0814 Hawkinge, Primary School - Densole, The Black Horse 0733 0749 0803 0820 Hawkinge, Haven Drive 1606 1620 Selsted, Cricket Ground 0737 0753 0807 0824 Wood Avenue 1615 1629 Denton, The Jackdaw 0740 0756 0810 0827 Folkestone Bus Station 1623 1637 Barham Crematorium 0743 0759 0813 0830 Sandgate Memorial 1629 1649 New Dover Road, School Passage 0753 0810 0824 0834 Seabrook, The Fountain 1633 1653 (for SLGGS) Hythe, Red Lion Square 1643 1703 For other buses to Hythe, please see our route 18 timetable (nearest stop Nackington, The Gap). This timetable is correct from 17 June 2019. @StagecoachSE www.stagecoachbus.com Buses serving Simon Langton Girls’ Grammar School page 7 of 7 via Birchington, Upstreet, Hersden and Sturry Getting to school 8X 8 955 Going from school 955 89 8A 8 Birchington Square 0724 0729 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1533 1555 Upstreet Post Office 0738 0742 Canterbury Bus Station 1543 1601 1600 1615 Hersden, East View 0742 0746 Sturry Rail Station 1616 1631 Sturry Rail Station 0754 0758 Hersden, opp. East View 1623 1637 Canterbury Bus Station 0820 0818 0830 Upstreet Post Office 1626 1640 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0828 0838 Birchington Square 1641 1655 This bus displays route 955 from Canterbury Bus Station. via Faversham Getting to school 3* Going from school 955 3A 89 3 Bysing Wood, Wildish Road 0728 Simon Langton Girls’ School 1533 1555 Faversham, Court Street 0741 Canterbury Bus Station 1543 1550 1601 C 1610 Faversham, Love Lane 0747 Faversham, Love Lane 1620 1700 Canterbury Bus Station 0820 Faversham, Rail Station 1626 1706 St. Anselm’s School, Bus Park 0836 Bysing Wood, Wildish Road 1634 1714 Simon Langton Girls’ School 0838 * - This bus displays route 955 from Canterbury Bus Station. C - Change buses at Canterbury Bus Station This timetable is correct from 17 June 2019. @StagecoachSE www.stagecoachbus.com.
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