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Effective 1 September 2020 Co-op Academy North Manchester 0840-1455 The following bus services run close by - details can be found at www.tfgm.com: Stagecoach service 118 – Dam Head, White Moss, Moston, Harpurhey, Collyhurst, Manchester First service 149 – White Moss, Moston, Hollinwood, Oldham, Chadderton Additionally specific schoolday only services also serve the school as follows: Stagecoach Service 721 – Cheetham, Cheetham Hill, Crumpsall, Blackley Village Stagecoach Service 722 – Monsall, Miles Platting, Ancoats, Newton Heath Strangeways / Cheetham Hill / Crumpsall Service 721S TfGM Contract: 0451 TfGM Contract: 0451 Minimum Capacity: 94 Minimum Capacity: 94 Operator Code: STG Operator Code: STG Waterloo Road/Derby Street 0750 Co-op Academy North Manc’r 1505 Cheetham Hill Rd/Huxley Ave 0755 Cheetham Hill Shopping Centre 1524 Cheetham Hill Shopping Centre 0759 Cheetham Hill Rd/Huxley Ave 1527 Co-op Academy North Manc’r 0820 Waterloo Road/Derby Street 1535 Service 721 route: Strangeways, Waterloo Road/Derby Street via Waterloo Road, Elizabeth Street, Queens Road, Cheetham Hill Road, Bury Old Road, Middleton Road, Crumpsall Lane, Delaunays Road, Mill Brow, Old Market Street, Middleton Old Road, Rochdale Road, Victoria Avenue East to Co-Op Academy North Manchester Returning from Co-Op Academy North Manchester via outward route reversed to Strangeways, Waterloo Road/Derby Street. Monsall / Miles Platting / Ancoats / Newton Heath Service 722 TfGM Contract: 0359 TfGM Contract: 0359 Minimum Capacity: 70 Minimum Capacity: 70 Operator Code: BPT Operator Code: BPT Monsall, Queens Road 0746 Co-op Academy North Manc’r 1505 Bradford Road/Butler Street 0753 Newton Heath, All Saints 1517 Phillips Park 0758 Phillips Park 1525 Newton Heath, All Saints 0806 Bradford Road/Butler Street 1529 Co-op Academy North Manc’r 0820 Monsall, Queens Road 1538 Service 722 route: Monsall, Queens Road/Monsall Street via Queens Road, Oldham Road, Butler Street, Bradford Road, Hulme Hall Lane, Briscoe Lane, Scotland Hall Road, Amos Avenue, Culcheth Lane, All Saints’ Street, Droylsden Road, Oldham Road, Broadway, Hollinwood Avenue, Victoria Avenue East to Co-Op Academy North Manchester. Returning from Co-Op Academy North Manchester via outward route reversed to Monsall, Queens Road/Sedgeford Road. .

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