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861 North Nibley - Woodfield - Dursley - Tetbury - Avening - Cirencester College 861 North Nibley - Woodfield - Dursley - Tetbury - Avening - Cirencester College Stagecoach West Timetable valid from 04/08/2019 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 Service Restrictions Sch North Nibley, opp Black Horse Inn 0740 § Stancombe, opp Mill House 0741 § Stancombe, by Park Lane 0743 § Stinchcombe, opp Drakestone House 0744 § Stinchcombe, opp Yercombe Lodge 0745 § Stinchcombe, by Townsend Farm 0746 § Stinchcombe, o/s Village Hall 0746 Woodfield, after Yew Tree Inn 0748 § Woodfield, after Philimore Road 0749 § Woodfield, opp Tilsdown Close 0749 § Tilsdown, after Cam Pitch 0750 § Tilsdown, after Orchard Rise 0751 § Kingshill, after Police Station & Courts 0751 § Kingshill, after Fire Station 0752 § Kingshill, before Garage 0753 Dursley, o/s Sainsbury’s 0755 § Dursley, before Vizard Close 0755 § Kingscote, opp Home Farm 0804 Calcot, by Calcot Manor Hotel 0810 § Beverston, by Castle 0814 § Tetbury, by Charlton Court Farm 0817 § Tetbury, nr The Old School Court 0818 § Tetbury, after Chavenage Lane 0819 § Tetbury, opp Londis School stop 0819 Tetbury, after Lowfield Road 0820 § Tetbury Upton, by Main Street Turn 0821 § Tetbury Upton, by Upton Gables 0821 § Tetbury Upton, by Chavenage Green Turn 0822 § Avening, opp Pound Hill 0824 § Avening, opp The Cross School Stop 0824 Avening, opp Mays Lane 0825 § Avening, by Lawrence Road 0825 § Avening, opp Minchinhampton Golf Club 0826 Hampton Fields, after Gatcombe Corner 0828 § Hampton Fields, opp Beeches Park 0828 § Crackstone, opp Stables 0828 § Burnt Ash, opp Ragged Cot Inn 0829 § Aston Down, opp Hampton Stone Works 0830 § Aston Down, opp Industrial Estate 0831 § Frampton Mansell, opp Jolly Nice 0834 § Cirencester, opp Royal Agricultural College 0843 § Cirencester, nr Deer Park School 0844 Cirencester, College Grounds 0845 Saturdays Sundays no service no service Service Restrictions: Sch - Cirencester College Days Notes: § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown 861 Cirencester College - Avening - Tetbury - Dursley - Woodfield - North Nibley Stagecoach West Timetable valid from 04/08/2019 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 Service Restrictions Sch Cirencester, College Grounds 1610 § Cirencester, by Deer Park School 1610 § Cirencester, nr Royal Agricultural College 1611 § Frampton Mansell, o/s Jolly Nice 1619 § Aston Down, by Industrial Estate 1621 § Aston Down, by Hampton Stone Works 1622 § Burnt Ash, by Ragged Cot Inn 1623 § Crackstone, by Stables 1624 § Hampton Fields, by Beeches Park 1624 Hampton Fields, before Gatcombe Corner 1625 § Avening, by Minchinhampton Golf Club 1627 § Avening, opp Lawrence Road 1628 Avening, corner of Mays Lane 1629 § Avening, by Pound Hill 1629 § Tetbury Upton, opp Chavenage Green Turn 1631 § Tetbury Upton, opp Upton Gables 1632 § Tetbury Upton, opp Main Street Turn 1632 Tetbury, before Lowfield Road 1634 § Tetbury, opp Chavenage Lane 1634 § Tetbury, by The Old School Court 1635 § Tetbury, opp Charlton Court Farm 1636 § Beverston, by Memorial Gardens 1639 Calcot, nr Calcot Manor Hotel 1644 § Calcot, opp Calcot Cottages 1644 § Kingscote, by Home Farm 1648 § Woodmancote, after Nunnery Lane 1655 § Dursley, nr Uley Road 1656 Dursley, opp Sainsbury’s 1657 § Dursley, nr May Lane 1657 § Kingshill, opp Rednock School 1658 § Kingshill, opp Fire Station 1658 § Kingshill, before Police Station & Courts 1659 § Tilsdown, before Orchard Rise 1700 § Tilsdown, before Cam Pitch 1701 § Woodfield, by Tilsdown Close 1701 § Woodfield, by Phillimore Road 1702 Woodfield, nr Yew Tree Inn 1703 § Stinchcombe, opp Village Hall 1703 § Stinchcombe, opp Townsend Farm 1704 § Stinchcombe, by Yercombe Lodge 1705 § Stinchcombe, by Drakestone House 1706 § Stancombe, nr Park Lane 1707 § Stancombe, nr Mill House 1708 North Nibley, nr Black Horse Inn 1711 Saturdays Sundays no service no service Service Restrictions: Sch - Cirencester College Days Notes: § - 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 - 15/07/19 861 North Nibley - Woodfield - Dursley - Tetbury - Avening - Cirencester College Stagecoach West For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code gloapdaj North Nibley, opp Black Horse Inn New Road B4060 1600GL3516 gloapapw Stancombe, opp Mill House 1600GLS054 glogtjta Stancombe, by Park Lane 160000126 gloamwtm Stinchcombe, opp Drakestone House B4060 1600GLS056 gloamwtp Stinchcombe, opp Yercombe Lodge 1600GLS058 gloamwtj Stinchcombe, by Townsend Farm The Street B4060 1600GLS060 gloapadt Stinchcombe, o/s Village Hall The Street B4060 1600GL4448 gloapawj Woodfield, after Yew Tree Inn Woodfield Road 1600GL4450 gloapdjm Woodfield, after Philimore Road Woodfield Road 1600GLS030 gloapdtd Woodfield, opp Tilsdown Close Woodfield Road 1600GL5316 gloapgdp Tilsdown, after Cam Pitch Tilsdown 1600GL4793 gloapjag Tilsdown, after Orchard Rise Tilsdown 1600GLS229 gloapjdw Kingshill, after Police Station & Courts Kingshill Road 1600GLS035 gloapmgp Kingshill, after Fire Station Kingshill Road 1600GL2773 gloapmpd Kingshill, before Garage Kingshill Road 1600GL1725 gloaptdt Dursley, o/s Sainsbury’s Castle Street 1600GL1701 glogpmdj Dursley, before Vizard Close 1600GLA26368 gloawdma Kingscote, opp Home Farm A4135 1600GLS712 glodamdm Calcot, by Calcot Manor Hotel A4135 1600GL869 glodjdga Beverston, by Castle A4135 1600GL389 glodjtdw Tetbury, by Charlton Court Farm Charlton Road A4135 1600GLS731 glodmadj Tetbury, nr The Old School Court Charlton Road 1600GLS921 glodmagm Tetbury, after Chavenage Lane B4014 1600GLS212 glogtwma Tetbury, opp Londis School stop Hampton Street 160000258 glodjwpg Tetbury, after Lowfield Road Hampton Street 1600GLS214 glodjtat Tetbury Upton, by Main Street Turn B4014 1600GLS642 glogjwdt Tetbury Upton, by Upton Gables B4014 1600GLS1108 glodjpma Tetbury Upton, by Chavenage Green Turn B4014 1600GLS640 glodjtda Avening, opp Pound Hill Tetbury Hill 1600GLS638 glogtwmd Avening, opp The Cross School Stop 160000259 glodjwdw Avening, opp Mays Lane Hampton Hill 1600GL202 glodjwpa Avening, by Lawrence Road Hampton Hill 1600GLS634 glodjtwj Avening, opp Minchinhampton Golf Club Hampton Hill 1600GLS636 glodjwap Hampton Fields, after Gatcombe Corner Chalford Road 1600GL2322 glodjwgd Hampton Fields, opp Beeches Park Chalford Road 1600GLS630 glodjwgm Crackstone, opp Stables Chalford Road 1600GLS628 glodjwpd Burnt Ash, opp Ragged Cot Inn Hampton Road 1600GLS844 glogjwdm Aston Down, opp Hampton Stone Works Cirencester Road 1600GLS1103 gloadtpw Aston Down, opp Industrial Estate Cirencester Road 1600GL181 glodpdgt Frampton Mansell, opp Jolly Nice 1600GLC257 glodwmjp Cirencester, opp Royal Agricultural College Stroud Road A419 1600GLC655 glodwpat Cirencester, nr Deer Park School Stroud Road A419 1600GL1265 glojajaw Cirencester, College Grounds 160000662 Data Provided by National Public Transport Information (National PTI) - 45 - 15/07/19 861 Cirencester College - Avening - Tetbury - Dursley - Woodfield - North Nibley Stagecoach West For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code glojajaw Cirencester, College Grounds 160000662 glodwpaw Cirencester, by Deer Park School Stroud Road A419 1600GL1266 glodwmjt Cirencester, nr Royal Agricultural College Stroud Road A419 1600GLC656 glodpdgp Frampton Mansell, o/s Jolly Nice 1600GLC258 glogmjmj Aston Down, by Industrial Estate 1600GL182 gloadtwa Aston Down, by Hampton Stone Works Cirencester Road 1600GLS1104 glodjwpj Burnt Ash, by Ragged Cot Inn Hampton Road 1600GLS843 glodjwjd Crackstone, by Stables Chalford Road 1600GLS627 glodjwgt Hampton Fields, by Beeches Park Chalford Road 1600GLS629 glodjwat Hampton Fields, before Gatcombe Corner Chalford Road 1600GL2321 glodjtwm Avening, by Minchinhampton Golf Club Hampton Hill 1600GLS635 glodjwpm Avening, opp Lawrence
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