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B15 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route B15 bus time schedule & line map B15 Boston - Woodhall Spa View In Website Mode The B15 bus line (Boston - Woodhall Spa) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Boston: 7:15 AM (2) Woodhall Spa: 5:15 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest B15 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next B15 bus arriving. Direction: Boston B15 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Boston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM Woodhall Spa Hotel, Woodhall Spa 2 Clarence Road, Woodhall Spa Tuesday 7:15 AM Long Avenue, Woodhall Spa Wednesday 7:15 AM 99 Tattershall Road, Woodhall Spa Thursday 7:15 AM Gibson Court, Woodhall Spa Friday 7:15 AM Abbey Lodge Inn, Kirkstead Saturday Not Operational Abbey Lane, Woodhall Spa Civil Parish North Road, Tattershall Thorpe North Road, Tattershall Thorpe Civil Parish B15 bus Info Blue Bell Ph, Tattershall Thorpe Direction: Boston Stops: 31 Abbey Close, Tattershall Trip Duration: 55 min Abbey Close, Coningsby Line Summary: Woodhall Spa Hotel, Woodhall Spa, Long Avenue, Woodhall Spa, Gibson Court, Woodhall The Black Horse Ph, Tattershall Spa, Abbey Lodge Inn, Kirkstead, North Road, Tattershall Thorpe, Blue Bell Ph, Tattershall Thorpe, Bus Shelter, Tattershall Abbey Close, Tattershall, The Black Horse Ph, Market Place, Tattershall Civil Parish Tattershall, Bus Shelter, Tattershall, Cromwell Place, Tattershall, Interchange Shelter, Coningsby, Old Cromwell Place, Tattershall Boston Road, Coningsby, Cemetery, Coningsby, Dogdyke Road, Coningsby, Belle Isle, Dogdyke, Interchange Shelter, Coningsby Hurnbridge Road, Hawthorn Hill, Old Fen Lane, Scrub Silver Street, Coningsby Hill, Old Post O∆ce, New York, Willow Farm, Sandy Bank, The Olde Union Inn, Bunkers Hill, Hundlehouse Old Boston Road, Coningsby Lane, Bunkers Hill, Rookery Lane, Thornton Le Fen, Lindsey Way, Gipsey Bridge, Ivydene House, Cemetery, Coningsby Langrick, Telephone Box, Anton's Gowt, Tattershall 74 Dogdyke Road, Coningsby Road, Frith Bank, Paul's Bridge, Cowbridge, Cowbridge Inn, Cowbridge, Norprint Factory, Boston, Dogdyke Road, Coningsby Hartley Street, Boston, Foster Street, Boston Belle Isle, Dogdyke Belle Isle, Coningsby Civil Parish Hurnbridge Road, Hawthorn Hill Old Fen Lane, Scrub Hill Old Post O∆ce, New York Willow Farm, Sandy Bank The Olde Union Inn, Bunkers Hill Hundlehouse Lane, Bunkers Hill Rookery Lane, Thornton Le Fen Lindsey Way, Gipsey Bridge Ivydene House, Langrick Telephone Box, Anton's Gowt Tattershall Road, Frith Bank Paul's Bridge, Cowbridge Cowbridge Inn, Cowbridge Norprint Factory, Boston Horncastle Road, Boston Hartley Street, Boston Foster Street, Boston George Bass Way, Boston Direction: Woodhall Spa B15 bus Time Schedule 33 stops Woodhall Spa Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:15 PM Bus Station, Boston St Georges Road, Boston Tuesday 5:15 PM Boots, Boston Wednesday 5:15 PM Market Place, Boston Thursday 5:15 PM Quakers Lane, Boston Friday 5:15 PM Rowley Road, Boston Saturday Not Operational Hartley Street, Boston Norprint Factory, Boston Cowbridge Inn, Cowbridge B15 bus Info Direction: Woodhall Spa Paul's Bridge, Cowbridge Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 48 min Tattershall Road, Frith Bank Line Summary: Bus Station, Boston, Boots, Boston, Quakers Lane, Boston, Hartley Street, Boston, Telephone Box, Anton's Gowt Norprint Factory, Boston, Cowbridge Inn, Cowbridge, Paul's Bridge, Cowbridge, Tattershall Road, Frith Ivydene House, Langrick Bank, Telephone Box, Anton's Gowt, Ivydene House, Langrick, Castlegate, Gipsey Bridge, Rookery Lane, Castlegate, Gipsey Bridge Thornton Le Fen, Hundlehouse Lane, Bunkers Hill, The Olde Union Inn, Bunkers Hill, Willow Farm, Sandy Bank, Methodist Church, New York, Old Fen Lane, Rookery Lane, Thornton Le Fen Scrub Hill, Hurnbridge Road, Hawthorn Hill, Belle Isle, Dogdyke, Dogdyke Road, Coningsby, Cemetery, Hundlehouse Lane, Bunkers Hill Coningsby, Orchard Way, Coningsby, Interchange Shelter, Coningsby, The Black Horse Ph, Tattershall, The Olde Union Inn, Bunkers Hill Bus Shelter, Tattershall, Cromwell Place, Tattershall, Abbey Close, Tattershall, Blue Bell Ph, Tattershall Willow Farm, Sandy Bank Thorpe, North Road, Tattershall Thorpe, Abbey Lodge Inn, Kirkstead, Gibson Court, Woodhall Spa, Methodist Church, New York Long Avenue, Woodhall Spa, Woodhall Spa Hotel, Woodhall Spa Old Fen Lane, Scrub Hill Hurnbridge Road, Hawthorn Hill Belle Isle, Dogdyke Belle Isle, Coningsby Civil Parish Dogdyke Road, Coningsby Cemetery, Coningsby 64 Dogdyke Road, Coningsby Orchard Way, Coningsby Orchard Way, Coningsby Interchange Shelter, Coningsby Silver Street, Coningsby The Black Horse Ph, Tattershall Bus Shelter, Tattershall Market Place, Tattershall Civil Parish Cromwell Place, Tattershall Abbey Close, Tattershall Abbey Close, Coningsby Blue Bell Ph, Tattershall Thorpe North Road, Tattershall Thorpe North Road, Tattershall Thorpe Civil Parish Abbey Lodge Inn, Kirkstead Abbey Lane, Woodhall Spa Civil Parish Gibson Court, Woodhall Spa Long Avenue, Woodhall Spa 99 Tattershall Road, Woodhall Spa Woodhall Spa Hotel, Woodhall Spa 2 Clarence Road, Woodhall Spa B15 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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