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Lower Lydbrook - Coleford - Monmouth 35 Ross-on-Wye - Ruardean - Lower Lydbrook - Coleford - Monmouth Timetable valid from 22/12/2019 until further notice. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Saturdays Service Restrictions 1 Sch Hol Col Col Notes G G G G G Ross-on-Wye, Cantilupe Road (Stand 3) 0635 0635 1425 1425 § Ross-on-Wye, adj St Frances Church 0636 0636 1426 1426 § Ross-on-Wye, adj Prince of Wales 0637 0637 1427 1427 Archenfield, Palmerston Road (SW-bound) 0639 0639 1429 1429 § Archenfield, adj Firs Road 0639 0639 1429 1429 § Archenfield, opp Lincoln Close 0640 0640 1430 1430 § Archenfield, opp Watling Street 0640 0640 1430 1430 § Archenfield, adj Duxmere Drive 0640 0640 1430 1430 § Tudorville, adj Duxmere Drive 0641 0641 1431 1431 § Tudorville, adj Post Office 0641 0641 1431 1431 § Tudorville, Walford Road (SW-bound) 0641 0641 1431 1431 § Coughton, adj Purland Chase 0642 0642 1432 1432 § Coughton, Coughton Corner (SW-bound) 0643 0643 1433 1433 § Walford, adj Primary School 0644 0644 1434 1434 § Walford, Church (S-bound) 0645 0645 1435 1435 § Walford, opp Mill Race 0646 0646 1436 1436 § Walford, opp Saw Mills 0646 0646 1436 1436 Kerne Bridge, opp Goodrich Turn 0648 0648 1438 1438 § Kerne Bridge, opp Bus Shelter 0648 0648 1438 1438 § Kerne Bridge, adj Hazelhurst 0648 0648 1438 1438 § Kerne Bridge, adj Riverview 0649 0649 1439 1439 § Kerne Bridge, adj Bishopswood Leigh 0650 0650 1440 1440 § Lower Lydbrook, by Ruardean Turn 0651 0651 1441 1441 § Ruardean, opp Cinderhill Way 0654 0654 1444 1444 Ruardean, in The Square 0655 0655 1445 1445 § Ruardean, nr The Maltings 0655 0655 1445 1445 § Ruardean, before The Pludds Turn 0656 0656 1446 1446 § Joy’s Green, opp Cidermill 0657 0657 1447 1447 Joy’s Green, opp Forge Hill Turn 0659 0659 1449 1449 Joy’s Green, nr Rocks Road Joy’s Green, Recreation Ground § Upper Lydbrook, opp Church View 0659 0659 1449 1449 § Upper Lydbrook, by Holy Jesus Church 0700 0700 1450 1450 § Upper Lydbrook, by Recreation Ground 0701 0701 1451 1451 § Upper Lydbrook, after Jovial Colliers Inn 0701 0701 1451 1451 § Lower Lydbrook, opp British Legion Club 0702 0702 1452 1452 § Lower Lydbrook, opp Anchor Inn 0703 0703 1453 1453 § Lower Lydbrook, by Baptist Church 0703 0703 1453 1453 § Lower Lydbrook, nr Mill Row 0704 0704 1454 1454 Lower Lydbrook, opp Forge Hammer 0705 0705 1455 1455 § Lower Lydbrook, opp Park 0705 0705 1455 1455 § Stowfield, nr Royds 0705 0705 1455 1455 § Stowfield, before Business Park 0706 0706 1456 1456 English Bicknor, opp St Mary’s Church 0710 0710 1500 1500 § English Bicknor, opp Larksfield 0710 0710 1500 1500 § English Bicknor, opp Smithy Close 0711 0711 1501 1501 § English Bicknor, opp Folly Lane 0712 0712 1502 1502 § Shortstanding, opp The New Inn 0714 0714 1504 1504 § Christchurch, by Church 0715 0715 1505 1505 § Christchurch, nr Crossroads 0716 0716 1506 1506 § Berry Hill, o/s Globe Inn 0716 0716 1506 1506 § Berry Hill, before Lakers Road 0717 0717 1507 1507 § Five Acres, opp Glencarn Place 0717 0717 1507 1507 Five Acres, o/s Garage 0718 0718 1508 1508 § Mile End, before Forest Road 0719 0719 1509 1509 § Mile End, before Wood Road 0719 0719 1509 1509 § Broadwell, before Bird-in-hand 0720 0720 1510 1510 § Broadwell, after Church Walk 0721 0721 1511 1511 § Broadwell, after Bridge 0721 0721 1511 1511 § Broadwell, by Football Ground 0721 0721 1511 1511 § Broadwell, by Queensway 0722 0722 1512 1512 Coalway, opp Eskimarket 0723 0723 1513 1513 § Coalway, opp Junior School 0723 0723 1513 1513 § Coleford, by Bells Club and Hotel 0726 0726 1516 1516 § Coleford, by Old Vicarage Court 0727 0727 1517 1517 § Coleford, opp Police Station 0727 0727 1517 1517 Coleford, Angel Hotel (Stop 1) 0729 0729 1519 1519 1724 § Coleford, opp Dora Matthews House 0729 1519 1519 1724 § Coleford, after Fire Station 0729 § High Nash, opp Mushet Place 0730 § High Nash, by Rock Lane 0730 § Milkwall, by Tufthorn Industrial Estate 0731 § Milkwall, before Ruffet Close 0732 § Milkwall, by The Corner Store 0733 § Milkwall, after St James Caravan Park 0735 Ellwood, before Ellwood Cross 0736 § Sling, o/s Club 0737 § Sling, after Clays Road 0738 § Sling, by Orepool Inn 0738 § Stowe Green, nr Shop House Farm 0740 Clearwell, by St Peter’s Church 0742 § Clearwell, opp Tannery Gardens 0743 § Clearwell, corner of Margery Lane 0743 § Clearwell, by Council Villas 0744 § Newland, after Laundry Lane School Stop 0747 § Crossways, by Blakes Way 0729 1519 1724 § Crossways, o/s Greenmoors 0731 1521 1726 § Coleford, opp Sunnybank 1520 § Coleford, after The Coombs 1521 § Coleford, after Lark Rise 1521 § Coleford, opp The Alms 1521 Continues on next page - the explanations for notes and codes appear at the end of the timetable Continues from previous page § Berry Hill, after The Pikehouse 1523 § Berry Hill, nr Petrol Station 1523 § Five Acres, o/s Gamekeepers Inn 1525 Five Acres, inside High School 1526 § Five Acres, opp Royal Forest of Dean College 1526 § Five Acres, opp Gamekeepers Inn 1527 § Berry Hill, by Petrol Station 1528 § Berry Hill, before The Pikehouse 1528 § Berry Hill, by Highfield 1529 § Staunton, nr All Saints’ Church 0735 1025 1225 1525 1535 1730 1825 1025 1225 1525 Staunton, by White Horse Inn 0736 1026 1226 1526 1536 1731 1826 1026 1226 1526 Newland, o/s All Saints’ Church 0749 § Newland, opp Oakdale 0749 § Newland, by Cherry Orchard Farm 0751 Redbrook, by Redbrook turn 0758 § Wyesham, before Wyesham Turn 0804 § May Hill, before Mayhill Hotel 0806 § May Hill, o/s Firs 0806 May Hill, after Kymin Road 0808 May Hill, after Kymin Road 0743 1033 1233 1533 1543 1738 1833 1033 1233 1533 § May Hill, opp Firs 0745 1035 1235 1535 1740 1835 1035 1235 1535 § May Hill, after Mayhill Hotel 0745 1035 1235 1535 1740 1835 1035 1235 1535 § Monmouth, o/s Monmouth School 0747 1037 1237 1537 1742 1837 1037 1237 1537 § Monmouth, before Rolls Hall 0747 1037 1237 1537 1742 1837 1037 1237 1537 § Over Monnow, at Agincourt Square 0749 1039 1239 1539 1744 1839 1039 1239 1539 Monmouth, Monmouth Bus Station 0751 1041 1241 1541 1746 1841 1041 1241 1541 Sundays no service Service Restrictions: 1 - Monmouthshire School Holidays Col - Gloucestershire College Days Hol - Gloucestershire College Holidays Sch - Monmouthshire School Days Notes: G - Supported by Gloucestershire County Council § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown Data Provided by National Public Transport Information (National PTI) - 45 - 17/12/19 35 Monmouth - Coleford - Lower Lydbrook - Ruardean - Ross-on-Wye Stagecoach West Timetable valid from 22/12/2019 until further notice. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Saturdays Service Restrictions Col Hol Sch 1 Notes G G G G G G G G G G May Hill, after Kymin Road 1543 § May Hill, opp Firs 1544 § Wyesham, after Wyesham Turn 1545 Redbrook, nr Redbrook turn 1551 § Newland, opp Cherry Orchard Farm 1554 § Newland, by Oakdale 1555 Newland, opp All Saints’ Church 1556 § Newland, before Laundry Lane School Stop 1556 § Newland, opp Scatterford Farm 1558 § Clearwell, opp Council Villas 1559 § Clearwell, opp Margery Lane 1600 § Clearwell, o/s Tannery Gardens 1601 Clearwell, before St Peter’s Church 1602 § Stowe Green, opp Shop House Farm 1603 § Sling, opp Orepool Inn 1605 § Sling, opp Clays Road 1605 § Sling, opp Club 1606 § Sling, nr Crossroads 1606 Ellwood, after Ellwood Cross 1608 § Milkwall, before St James Caravan Park 1608 § Milkwall, opp The Corner Store 1610 § Milkwall, after Ruffet Close 1611 § Milkwall, nr Tufthorn Industrial Estate 1612 § High Nash, nr Rock Lane 1612 § High Nash, before Mushet Place 1613 § Coleford, opp Fire Station 1614 § Coleford, nr Council Offices 1614 Monmouth, Monmouth Bus Station 0810 1050 1250 1550 1845 1050 1250 1550 § Monmouth, at Agincourt Square 0810 1050 1250 1550 1845 1050 1250 1550 § Monmouth, after Clinic 0811 1051 1251 1551 1846 1051 1251 1551 § Monmouth, at Priory End 0813 1053 1253 1553 1848 1053 1253 1553 § May Hill, before Mayhill Hotel 0816 1056 1256 1556 1851 1056 1256 1556 § May Hill, o/s Firs 0816 1056 1256 1556 1851 1056 1256 1556 May Hill, after Kymin Road 0808 0818 1058 1258 1558 1853 1058 1258 1558 Staunton, opp White Horse Inn 0815 0825 1105 1305 1605 1900 1105 1305 1605 § Staunton, by All Saints’ Church 0816 0826 1106 1306 1606 1901 1106 1306 1606 § Crossways, opp Greenmoors 0831 1111 1311 1611 1906 1111 1311 1611 § Crossways, opp Blakes Way 0833 1113 1313 1613 1908 1112 1312 1612 § Berry Hill, on Highfield 0822 § Berry Hill, after The Pikehouse 0822 § Berry Hill, nr Petrol Station 0823 § Five Acres, nr Gamekeepers Inn 0824 Five Acres, inside High School 0825 § Five Acres, opp Royal Forest of Dean College 0825 § Five Acres, opp Gamekeepers Inn 0826 § Berry Hill, by Petrol Station 0828 § Berry Hill, before The Pikehouse 0829 § Coleford, o/s The Alms 0830 § Coleford, before Lark Rise 0831 § Coleford, before The Coombs 0831 § Coleford, by Sunnybank 0832 § Coleford, o/s Bank House 0833 0834 1114 1314 1614 1909 1114 1314 1614 Coleford, Angel Hotel (Stop 1) 0835 0835 1115 1315 1615 1615 1910 1115 1315 1615 § Coleford, by Police Station 1115 1315 1615 1615 1910 1115 1315 1615 § Coleford, opp Old Vicarage Court 1115 1315 1615 1615 1910 1115 1315 1615 § Coleford, opp Bells Club and Hotel 1116 1316 1616 1616 1911 1116 1316 1616 § Coalway, o/s Junior School 1118 1318 1618 1618 1913 1118 1318 1618 Coalway, o/s Eskimarket 1119 1319 1619 1619 1914 1119 1319 1619
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