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Shaftesbury to Salisbury Via Fovant & Wilton Shaftesbury to Salisbury Via Salisbury to Shaftesbury bus timetables from 3rd September 2018 Shaftesbury to Salisbury via Fovant & Wilton Salisbury Reds bus service 27 .Mondays to Fridays (except public holidays). .Mondays to Fridays (except public holidays). East Knoyle, War Memorial 0700 — SALISBURY, New Canal (stop S) 1640 1745 Shaftesbury, Pound Lane 0711 0835 Salisbury, Fisherton St. (for Rail Station) 1644 1749 Hill Farm Estate, Sweetmans Road 0712 0836 Quidhampton, Coronation Square — 1755 Hill Farm Estate, Grosvenor Road 0715 0839 Wilton,West Street 1655 1802 Shaftesbury, opp.Town Hall 0720 0846 Ditchampton, Elizabeth Road — 1806 Donhead St.Mary, Charlton Church (A30) 0725 0753 Barford St. Martin, Shaftesbury Road 1701 1815 Ludwell, Birdbush (A30) 0728 0856 Compton Chamberlayne, A30 layby 1706 1820 Fovant, Sutton, Road 0746 0912 Please see box Fovant, High Street (Cross) 1709 1823 Fovant, High Street (Cross) 0750 0915 below for details Fovant, Tisbury Road 1707 1825 Compton Chamberlayne, A30 bus shelter 0753 0918 of what the Tisbury, Square 1723 1837 Barford St. Martin, Shaftesbury Road 0758 0923 codes mean. Swallowcliffe, Church R R Ditchampton, Elizabeth Road — 0935 Ludwell, Birdbush (A30) 1735 1849 Wilton,West Street 0804 0939 Donhead St.Mary, Charlton Church (A30) 1737 1851 Quidhampton, Coronation Square 0807 0843 Shaftesbury, Town Hall 1743 1857 Salisbury, Fisherton St (for Rail Station) 0819 0951 Pound Lane + Hill Farm Estate R R SALISBURY, Castle Street 0822 0956 East Knoyle, War Memorial R R For details of all buses serving Barford St. Martin, Fovant and Tisbury, please see separate leaflet for services 25 and 26. Shaftesbury to Salisbury via the Chalke Valley 29 This is what the codes on this page mean: NS - This journey does not run on .Mondays to Saturdays (except public holidays). Saturdays. NS Sat ▲ Sat - This journey runs on Saturdays only. Shaftesbury, Pound Lane — — — 1012 1142 1312 1442 1612 — ▲ - Also calls at Fifield Bavant and Hill Farm, Sweetmans Rd / Laneside — — — 1014 1144 1314 1444 1614 — Shaftesbury School on Schooldays. Hill Farm, Grosvenor Road — — — 1016 1146 1316 1446 1616 — * - May run up to 5 minutes later if the SHAFTESBURY, opposite Town Hall — — 0833 1025 1155 1325 1455z 1625 1740 bus is required to call at Fifield Donhead St.Mary, St.Johns Church (A30) — — 0841 1031 1201 1331 1516 1631 1746 Bavant. Ludwell, Birdbush (A30) — — 0843 1033 1203 1333 1518 1633 1748 Berwick St.John, Talbot Inn 0710x — 0850 1040 1210 1340 1525 1640 1755 c - passengers may be asked to change buses at Broadchalke on schooldays Alvediston, Cross Roads 0715x — 0855 1045 1215 1345 1530 1645 1800 Ebbesbourne Wake, The Horseshoe 0719x — 0859 1049 1219 1349 1534 1649 1804 g - Continues to South Wilts Grammar Bowerchalke, Church St / Quidham St. 0728x 0741 0907 1057 1227 1357 1542* 1657 1812 School on Schooldays. Broad Chalke, Queens Head 0741c 0748 0915 1105 1235 1405 1549* 1705 1820 R - Calls at these points only if required Bishopstone, White Hart 0745 0752 0919 1109 1239 1409 1553* 1709 1824 to set down passengers on the bus. Coombe Bissett, Bishopstone Turning — — — — — — 1558* — 1829 V - This journey runs direct via Coombe Bissett, Fox & Goose 0751 0758 0925 1115 1245 1415 V 1715 V Blandford Road – not via Odstock Homington, Bus Shelter 0755 0801 0929 1119 1249 1419 V 1719 V or the hospital. Odstock, Cross Roads 0759 0804 0932 1122 1252 1422 V 1722 V x - Calls at these points 5 minutes later Salisbury District Hospital 0801 R 0935 1125 1255 1425 V R V than shown during School Holidays. Rowbarrow, Viking Way 0808 0810 0940 1130 1300 1430 V 1728 V z - Departs from Shaftesbury at 1510 Salisbury, New Canal 0818 0819 0947 1137 1307 1437 1610* 1735 1842 on Saturdays and also on weekdays SALISBURY, Castle St / Blue Boar Row 0823g 0825 0952 1142 1312 1442 1615* 1740 1845 if Shaftesbury School is closed. .Mondays to Saturdays (except public holidays). Additional journeys on weekdays NS▲ NS Sat between Shaftesbury, Ludwell SALISBURY, Blue Boar Row — 0855 1020 1150 1320 1450 1620 1745 1745 and Salisbury are provided by Rowbarrow, opposite Viking Way — V 1026 1156 1326 1456 1626 1751 1751 Salisbury Reds bus service 27 Salisbury District Hospital, The Green — V 1029 1159 1329 1459 1629 1754 1754 – please see timetable above Salisbury District Hospital, Main Entrance — V 1033 1203 1333 1503 1633 1758 1758 for more details. Odstock, Cross Roads — V 1036 1206 1336 1506 1636 1801 1801 Homington, Bus Shelter — V 1039 1209 1339 1509 1639 1804 1804 Sorry, these services do Coombe Bissett, Fox & Goose — V 1043 1213 1343 1513 1643 1808 1808 not operate on Sundays Coombe Bissett, Bishopstone Turning — 0908 — — — — — — — or on Public Holidays. Bishopstone, White Hart — 0913 1048 1218 1348 1518 1648 1813 1813 Broad Chalke, Queens Head 0740x 0918 1053 1223 1353 1523 1653 1818 1818 All these services are operated by Bowerchalke, Church St / Quidham St. 0748x 0926 1101 1231 1401 1531 1701 1826 1826 the Salisbury Reds bus company Ebbesbourne Wake, The Horseshoe 0800 0934 1109 1239 1409 1539 1709 R R under contract to Wiltshire Council. Alvediston, Cross Roads 0804 0938 1113 1243 1413 1543 1713 R R If you have any comments or Berwick St.John, Talbot Inn 0809 0943 1118 1248 1418 1548 1718 R R suggestions on how they could be Ludwell, Birdbush (A30) 0816 0950 1125 1255 1425 1555 1725 — R improved, please ring 01225 718080, or Donhead St.Mary, St.Johns Church (A30) 0818 0952 1127 1257 1427 1557 1727 — R email [email protected] or write Shaftesbury, Christy’s Lane 0824▲ — — — — — 1730 — — to: The Passenger Transport Unit, SHAFTESBURY, Town Hall 0832 1008 1138 1308 1438 1608 1735 — R Wiltshire Council, County Hall, Pound Lane — 1007 1142 1312 1442 1612 — — — Trowbridge. BA14 8JN. Hill Farm, Sweetmans Rd / Laneside — 1009 1144 1314 1444 1614 — — — Hill Farm, Grosvenor Road — 1011 1146 1316 1446 1616 — — — .
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