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Winkburn Speak to a Travel Advisor Information services from east Valid from 3 January midlands Services 300, 330 and 341 2018 Connecting your community On-line www.travelineeastmidlands.co.uk We know that your local bus services are important to you. To We’ll help you plan your journey. 300 330 keep you moving we need to be able to deliver these services in a more efficient and effective way. 0871 200 22 33 Lowdham Winkburn Speak to a Travel Advisor. Calls cost 12p per minute To help us develop proposals on new ways of doing this we Caythorpe Maplebeck asked you about the transport services in Nottinghamshire. You plus your phone company’s access charge. said you would like to see us: Hoveringham Eakring • Maintain access to vital services. Fiskerton Kirklington • Increase use of community transport. Morton Hockerton • Make more efficient use of vehicles. Text Traveline to 84268 to receive a link to the mobile site. Scheduled bus times are shown if live times are not Southwell Newark Based on what you told us we reviewed the local bus network available. Normal data charges of your mobile operator apply. and came up with some new proposals. We then asked you what non-stop you thought about our plans at a series of local roadshows and Smartphone App The Traveline GB app is available Newark listened to your views. to download for free from your provider. We have kept and improved commuter routes because we know Traveline-txt that they are important to provide access to employment, training If you can’t get mobile internet on your phone, text 341 and other essential services. We’ve also introduced a number the bus stop code to 84268 and receive a text with of improvements to ensure local transport remains convenient, the next buses from the stop. Barnby in the Willow efficient and affordable. Your normal text message charge plus up to 25p for the reply. Fernwood • Feeder routes connecting with other buses and the tram. • County Council fleet ehiclesv will provide some local services T 0300 500 80 80 Balderton making more efficient use of our resources. W nottinghamshire.gov.uk/ Newark These changes will come into effect on 3 January 2018. For nottsbusconnect more information visit nottinghamshire.gov.uk/nottsbusconnect facebook.com/nottinghamshire Transport and Travel Services, County Hall, West Bridgford, D&P/01.18/7914 @NottsCC Nottingham NG2 7QP Lowdham - Southwell - Newark 300 Winkburn - Kirklington - Newark 330 Newark - Kirklington - Winkburn 330 Monday, Wednesday and Friday Operated by Sharpes Wednesday and Friday Wednesday and Friday LOWDHAM, Epperstone Road, The Leys 0930 1230 Operated by Nottinghamshire County Council Operated by Nottinghamshire County Council Lowdham, Main Street, Magna Charta 0933 1233 WINKBURN, Winkburn Lane 1130 NEWARK, Bus Station 1405 Lowdham, Station Road, Rail Station 0934 1234 Maplebeck, The Hollows, Church 1135 Hockerton, Newark Road 1420 Caythorpe, Main Street 0937 1237 Eakring, Kirklington Road, Triumph Road 1145 Kirklington, Southwell Road, School Lane 1425 Hoveringham, Main Street, Boat Lane 0941 1241 Kirklington, Southwell Road, School Lane 1150 Eakring, Kirklington Road, Triumph Road 1430 Thurgarton, Bleasby Road 0948 1248 Hockerton, Newark Road 1155 Maplebeck, The Hollows, Church 1440 Bleasby, Main Street 0952 1252 NEWARK, Bus Station 1210 WINKBURN, Winkburn Lane 1445 Fiskerton, Main Street 0957 1257 Morton, Main Street 1000 1300 Notes: Southwell, Church Street, The Minster 1004 1304 Barnby in the Willows - Fernwood - Newark 341 SOUTHWELL, The Ropewalk 1007 1307 M, W, F - operates Monday, Wednesday and Friday only. NEWARK, Bus Station 1030 1330 Monday to Friday Operated by Travel Wright Notes: Tu, Th P P P P Tu, Th P Tu, Th - operates Tuesday and Thursday only BARNBY IN THE WILLOWS, Phoneabus 0918 1018 1118 1218 1318 Newark - Southwell - Lowdham 300 P - Calls on request to pick up. FERNWOOD, Dale Way, Gilbert Way 0930 1030 1130 1230 1330 Book journey from Phoneabus Monday, Wednesday and Friday Operated by Sharpes Balderton, London Road, Belvoir Road 0933 1033 1133 1233 1333 stops by calling 01636 703813. NEWARK, Bus Station 1035 1335 Newark, Lombard Street 0940 1040 1140 1240 1340 Times are approximate. Southwell, Church Street, The Minster 1058 1358 NEWARK, North Gate Railway Station 0946 1046 1146 .... .... R - Calls on request to set down SOUTHWELL, The Ropewalk 1101 1401 only. Please request drop off Morton, Main Street 1107 1407 with driver when boarding. Fiskerton, Main Street 1110 1410 Newark - Fernwood - Barnby in the Willows 341 These services do not operate on Bank Bleasby, Main Street 1115 1415 Holidays. Thurgarton, Bleasby Road 1119 1419 Monday to Friday Operated by Travel Wright Hoveringham, Main Street, Boat Lane 1125 1425 Notes: Tu, Th Tu, Th M, W, F Contact: Caythorpe, Main Street 1129 1429 NEWARK, North Gate Railway Station 0950 1050 1150 .... .... .... Travel Wright: 01636 703813 Lowdham, Station Road, Rail Station 1132 1432 Newark, Bus Station 0956 1056 1156 1246 1346 1426 www.travelwright.co.uk Lowdham, Main Street, Magna Charta 1133 1433 Balderton, London Road, Belvoir Road 1003 1103 1203 1253 1353 1433 Nottinghamshire County Council: LOWDHAM, Epperstone Road, The Leys 1136 1436 FERNWOOD, Dale Way, Gilbert Way 1006 1106 1206 1256 1356 1436 0115 969 4390 Please Note: This service operates non-stop between BARNBY IN THE WILLOWS, Phoneabus R R R R R R Sharpes: 0115 989 4466 Southwell and Newark Castle Rail Station www.sharpesofnottingham.com.
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