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384 & 385 Commencing 1st September 2020 Mendlesham - Stowmarket - Haughley - Wetherden - Elmswell - Woolpit - Beyton/Norton - Thurston - Moreton Hall - Bury St Edmunds Monday - Friday (excluding Bank Holidays) Saturdays Only 385 384 384 385 384 384 385 384 384 384 385 384 385 384 Sch NSch Sch NSch Stowupland High School -- -- -- -- -- -- 1550 -- -- -- -- -- -- Stowmarket,Ceders park,Guncotten way -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1555 -- -- -- 0 -- -- -- Stowmarket, Rail Station Forecourt -- -- -- -- -- -- | -- -- -- -- -- -- Stowmarket, Market Place, outside Argos 0620 0710 0710 0900 1020 1310 1420 1605 1610 1720 0620 0900 1310 1610 Stowmarket, Bury Road, Violet Hill Road | 0714 0714 | 1024 1314 | 1609 1614 1724 | | 1314 1614 Stowmarket, Tot Hill, Nareys Garden Centre | 0717 0717 | 1027 1317 | 1612 1617 1727 | | 1317 1617 Stowmarket, Station Road East, opp Railway Stn 0624 | | 0904 | | 1424 | | | 0624 0904 | | Old Newton, B1113, opp Shoulder of Mutton 0633 | | 0913 | | 1435 | | | 0633 0913 | | Haughley, Station Road, opp Millfields 0638 | | 0919 | | 1441 | | | 0638 0919 | | Haughley, Old Street ,outside Coop 0640 0720 0720 0920 1030 1320 1442 1615 1620 1730 0640 0920 1320 1620 Haughley, Duke Street, opp Church 0641 0721 0721 0921 1031 1321 1443 1616 1621 1731 0641 0921 1321 1621 Haughley, New Street, Stowmarket Road 0643 0723 0723 0923 1033 1323 1445 1618 1623 1733 0643 0923 1323 1623 Wetherden, Maypole 0645 0725 0725 0925 1037 1325 1447 1620 1625 1735 0645 0925 1325 1625 Elmswell, School Road, Shop Corner 0651 0731 0731 0931 1041 1331 1453 1626 1631 1741 0651 0931 1331 1631 Woolpit, The Street, opp Post Office 0656 0736 0736 0936 1046 1336 1458 1631 1636 1746 0656 0936 1336 1636 Woolpit, The Street, Business Park 0657 0737 0737 0937 1047 1337 1459 1632 1637 1747 0657 0937 1337 1637 Tostock, The Green, Bus Shelter | 0745 0745 | 1053 1343 | 1633 1638 1753 | | 1343 1638 Beyton, Bury Road, opp The Green | 0749 0749 | 1057 1347 | 1642 1647 1757 | | 1347 1647 Norton, The Dog PH 0700 | | 0943 | | 1505 | | -- 0700 0943 | | Thurston, School Road, Shops 0705 | | 0952 | | 1514 | | -- 0705 0952 | | Thurston, Sandpit lane 0706 0751 0751 0953 1100 1350 1515 1645 1650 1800 0706 0953 1350 1650 Thurston, School Road, opp Shops | | | | | | | | | | | | | Thurston, Norton Road, opp Community College 0708 0752 0752 0955 1102 1352 1517 1647 1652 1807 0708 0955 1352 1652 Thurston, Genesta Drive | 0755 0755 | 1105 1355 | 1650 1655 1810 | | 1355 1655 Thurston, Barton Road, opp Post Office 0709 0757 0757 0956 1109 1359 1518 1654 1659 1814 0709 0956 1359 1659 Moreton Hall, Mount Road, Tassel Road 0717 0806 0806 1003 1118 1408 1525 1702 1707 1822 0717 1003 1408 1707 Moreton Hall, Bedingfield Road, Sainsbury's 0720 0808 0808 1005 1120 1410 1527 1705 1710 1825 0720 1005 1410 1710 Bury St Edmunds, West Suffolk Hosp, Entrance 0725 0815 0815 1010 1125 1415 | 1710 1715 1830 0725 1010 1415 1715 Bury St Edmonds, Saint Andrews Street South,ARC 0730 0820 0820 1013 1130 1420 | 1715 1720 1835 0730 1013 1420 1720 Bury St Edmunds, Bus Station 0732 0822 0822 1015 1132 1422 1535 1717 1722 1837 0732 1015 1422 1722 Bury St Edmunds, West Suffolk College -- 0830 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Bury St Edmunds, County Upper School -- 0841 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sch When Schools are open Set down only - as required NSch When Schools are closed If full route served bus may arrive up to 10 mins later 384 & 385 Commencing 1st September 2020 Bury St Edmunds - Moreton Hall - Thurston - Beyton/Norton - Woolpit - Elmswell - Wetherden - Haughley - Stowmarket - Mendlesham Monday - Friday (excluding Bank Holidays) Saturdays Only 384 384 385 384 385 385 385 384 384 384 385 384 384 385 384 NSch Sch NSch Sch Sch NSch Sch Bury St Edmunds, County Upper School -- -- -- -- -- -- 1605 -- -- -- -- -- -- Bury St Edmunds, West Suffolk College -- -- -- -- -- -- 1615 -- -- -- -- -- -- Bury St Edmunds, Bus Station 0740 0740 0900 1020 1135 1425 1425 1620 1610 1735 1840 0740 1020 1425 1740 Bury St Edmonds, Saint Andrews Street South,ARC -- -- 0902 | 1137 1427 1427 1622 1612 | 1842 -- | 1427 | Bury St Edmunds, opp West Suffolk Hospital -- -- 0905 | 1140 1430 1430 1625 1615 | 1845 -- | 1430 1745 Moreton Hall, Bedingfield Road, opp Sainsbury's -- -- 0910 1030 1145 1435 1435 1630 1620 1745 1850 -- 1030 1435 1750 Moreton Hall, Mount Road, opp Tassel Road -- -- 0912 1032 1147 1438 1438 1633 1623 | 1853 -- 1032 1438 1753 Thurston, Barton Road, Post Office -- -- 0919 1039 1154 1444 1444 1639 1629 1754 1859 -- 1039 1444 1759 Thurston, Genesta Drive, -- -- | 1041 | 1641 1631 1756 -- 1041 | 1800 Thurston, Norton Road, Community College -- -- 0920 1043 1155 1445 1445 1643 1633 1758 1900 -- 1043 1445 1802 Thurston, Sandpit lane -- -- 0921 1044 1156 1447 1447 1645 1635 1759 1902 -- 1044 1447 1806 Thurston, School Road, Opp Shops -- -- 0922 | 1157 1448 1448 | | | 1903 -- | 1448 | Norton, A1088, The Dog PH -- -- 0933 | 1208 1458 1458 | | | 1913 -- | 1458 | Beyton, Thurston Road, opp Green -- -- | 1050 | | | 1650 1640 1805 -- 1050 | 1810 Tostock, The Green, Gardeners Arms -- -- | 1054 | | | 1654 1644 1809 -- 1054 | 1814 Woolpit, The Street, opp Business Park 0758 0758 0940 1058 1215 1505 1505 1658 1648 1814 1920 0758 1058 1505 1818 Woolpit, The Street, Post Office 0759 0759 0941 1059 1216 1506 1506 1659 1649 1815 1921 0759 1059 1506 1819 Elmswell, School Road, Shop Corner 0804 0804 0945 1104 1220 1510 1510 1704 1654 1820 1926 0804 1104 1510 1824 Wetherden, opp. Maypole 0809 0809 0950 1109 1225 1515 1515 1709 1659 1825 1931 0809 1109 1515 1828 Haughley, New Street, Stowmarket Road 0811 0811 0952 1111 1227 1517 1517 1711 1701 1827 1933 0811 1111 1517 1830 Haughley, Duke Street, Church 0814 0814 0955 1114 1230 1520 1520 1714 1704 1830 1936 0814 1114 1520 1834 Haughley, Old Street, opp. Coop 0815 0815 0956 1115 1231 1521 1521 1715 1705 1831 1937 0815 1115 1521 1835 Haughley, Station Road, Millfields | | 0957 | 1232 1522 | | | | 1942 | | 1522 1836 Old Newton, B1113, Shoulder of Mutton | | 1001 | 1236 1526 | | | | 1944 | | 1526 1840 Stowmarket, Station Road East, near Railway Stn | | 1006 | 1241 1531 | | | | - | | 1531 1845 Stowmarket, Tot Hill, Nareys Garden Centre 0820 0820 | 1120 | | | 1720 1710 1836 - 0820 1120 | | Stowmarket, High School | 0825 | | | | 1530 | | | - | | | | Stowmarket, Bury Road, Violet Hill Road 0822 0832 | 1123 | | | 1722 1712 1838 0822 1123 | | Stowmarket, Bury Street, Card Centre | 0835 | | | | | | | 1840 | | | 1850 Stowmarket, Market Place, outside Argos 0825 | 1011 1129 1246 1536 1535 1730 1720 -- 0825 1129 1535 -- Stowmarket, Rail Station -- | -- -- -- -- 1539 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Stowmarket, Cedars Park, Outside Tesco -- 0842 -- -- -- -- | -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Stowupland High School -- 0845 -- -- -- -- 1544 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sch When Schools are open Set down only - as required NSch When Schools are closed If full route served bus may arrive up to 10 mins later.
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