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Traveline Cymru A4 Landscape Timetable Llanidloes - Llandrindod Wells via Rhayader Service X47 (PWBX047) Monday to Friday (Excluding Bank Holidays) (Inbound) Timetable valid from 1st February 2013 until 26th May 2017 Llanidloes Gro 0635 0740 0950 -- 1355 -- 1640 Tylwch Old Station | | 1000 -- 1405 -- 1650 Nantgwyn | | 1005 -- 1410 -- 1655 Pant-y-dwr | | 1008 -- 1413 -- 1658 Saint Harmon Sun Inn | | 1012 -- 1417 -- 1702 Llangurig Black Lion 0643 0748 | 1206 | -- | Dolhelfa Ganol 0650 0755 | 1213 | -- | Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (arr) 0657 0802 1020 1220 1425 -- 1710 Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (dep) 0658 0808 1023 1223 1428 1638 1713 Llanwrthwl Turn 0703 0813 1028 1228 1433 1643 1718 Argoed Mill 0706 0816 1031 1231 1436 1646 1721 Newbridge-on-Wye Post Office | 0822 1037 1237 1442 1652 1727 Llanyre War Memorial | 0826 1041 1241 1446 1656 1731 Llandrindod Wells Brookland Road 0712 0830 1045 1245 1450 1700 1735 Llandrindod Wells Railway Station A 0715 0833 1048 1248 1453 1703 1738 Llandrindod Wells Powys County Hall -- 0836 -- -- -- -- -- Landrindod High School -- 0840 -- -- -- -- -- Llandrindod Wells - Llanidloes via Rhayader Service X47 (PWBX047) Monday to Friday (Excluding Bank Holidays) (Outbound) Timetable valid from 1st February 2013 until 26th May 2017 Notes: X Llandrindod High School -- -- -- -- -- 1603 -- -- Llandrindod Wells Powys County Hall -- -- -- -- -- 1607 1707 -- Llandrindod Wells Railway Station A 0717 -- 0910 1110 1305 1610 1710 1810 Llandrindod Wells Brookland Road 0720 -- 0913 1113 1308 1613 1713 1813 Llanyre War Memorial 0724 -- 0917 1117 1312 1617 1717 1817 Newbridge-on-Wye Post Office 0728 -- 0921 1121 1316 1621 1721 1821 Argoed Mill 0734 -- 0927 1127 1322 1627 1727 1827 Llanwrthwl Turn 0737 -- 0930 1130 1325 1630 1730 1830 Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (arr) 0742 -- 0935 1135 1330 1635 1735 1835 Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (dep) -- 0908 0938 1138 1331 -- 1738 1836 Dolhelfa Ganol -- | 0945 | 1338 -- | 1843 Llangurig Black Lion (arr) -- | 0952a | 1345 -- | 1850 Llangurig Black Lion (dep) -- | 0955a | 1355 -- | 1850 Saint Harmon Sun Inn -- 0916 | 1146 | -- 1746 | Pant-y-dwr -- 0920 | 1150 | -- 1750 | Nantgwyn -- 0923 | 1153 | -- 1753 | Tylwch Old Station -- 0928 | 1158 | -- 1758 | Llanidloes Gro -- 0938 | 1208 | -- 1808 1858 Aberystwyth Bus Station -- -- 1048 -- 1448 -- -- -- Page 1 of 3 Notes: a Arrives at 0952 X Operates from Rhayader as X75 to Shrewsbury Llanidloes - Llandrindod Wells via Rhayader Service X47 (PWBX047) Saturday (Inbound) Timetable valid from 1st February 2013 until 26th May 2017 Llanidloes Gro 0635 0740 0950 -- 1355 -- 1640 Tylwch Old Station | | 1000 -- 1405 -- 1650 Nantgwyn | | 1005 -- 1410 -- 1655 Pant-y-dwr | | 1008 -- 1413 -- 1658 Saint Harmon Sun Inn | | 1012 -- 1417 -- 1702 Llangurig Black Lion 0643 0748 | 1206 | -- | Dolhelfa Ganol 0650 0755 | 1213 | -- | Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (arr) 0657 0802 1020 1220 1425 -- 1710 Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (dep) 0658 0808 1023 1223 1428 1638 1713 Llanwrthwl Turn 0703 0813 1028 1228 1433 1643 1718 Argoed Mill 0706 0816 1031 1231 1436 1646 1721 Newbridge-on-Wye Post Office | 0822 1037 1237 1442 1652 1727 Llanyre War Memorial | 0826 1041 1241 1446 1656 1731 Llandrindod Wells Brookland Road 0712 0830 1045 1245 1450 1700 1735 Llandrindod Wells Railway Station A 0715 0833 1048 1248 1453 1703 1738 Llandrindod Wells Powys County Hall -- 0836 -- -- -- -- -- Landrindod High School -- 0840 -- -- -- -- -- Llandrindod Wells - Llanidloes via Rhayader Service X47 (PWBX047) Saturday (Outbound) Timetable valid from 1st February 2013 until 26th May 2017 Llandrindod Wells Railway Station A -- 0910 1110 1305 1610 1710 1810 Llandrindod Wells Brookland Road -- 0913 1113 1308 1613 1713 1813 Llanyre War Memorial -- 0917 1117 1312 1617 1717 1817 Newbridge-on-Wye Post Office -- 0921 1121 1316 1621 1721 1821 Argoed Mill -- 0927 1127 1322 1627 1727 1827 Llanwrthwl Turn -- 0930 1130 1325 1630 1730 1830 Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (arr) -- 0935 1135 1330 1635 1735 1835 Rhayader Dark Lane TIC (dep) 0908 0938 1138 1331 -- 1738 1836 Dolhelfa Ganol | 0945 | 1338 -- | 1843 Llangurig Black Lion (arr) | 0952a | 1345 -- | 1850 Llangurig Black Lion (dep) | 0955a | 1355 -- | 1850 Saint Harmon Sun Inn 0916 | 1146 | -- 1746 | Pant-y-dwr 0920 | 1150 | -- 1750 | Nantgwyn 0923 | 1153 | -- 1753 | Tylwch Old Station 0928 | 1158 | -- 1758 | Llanidloes Gro 0938 | 1208 | -- 1808 1858 Aberystwyth Bus Station -- 1048 -- 1448 -- -- -- Page 2 of 3 Notes: a Arrives at 0952 Page 3 of 3 .
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