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Sch 02 St Wilfrids 2021 School Bus Services for… St Wilfrid’s CE Academy SCHOOL SERVICE Leaflet: Sch02 SCH 2017 School bus services operated on behalf of Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council St Wilfrid’s Academy Bus Services Service 93 Service 95 Service 97 Service 823 Parsonage Road Wilpshire Bulls Head Brownhill St Wilfrids Academy Roe Lee Barbara Castle Way Blackburn Town Centre Mill Hill Ewood St Bedes RCHS Blackamoor Earnsdale Rd Eccleshill & Waterside HarwoodStreet Bold Venture Darwen Blacksnape Hoddlesden Tockholes (Royal Arms) Spring Vale Darwen Cemetery Representation: Not to scale Service: 93 Days of operation: School days Only Service Number 93 Notes Darwen, Spring Vale 07.48 Darwen Cemetery 07.55 Darwen, Circus 08.03 Bold Venture 08.08 Harwood Street / Earnsdale Road 08.15 Oakdale 08.23 St Wilfrid's CE Academy 08.35 Service Number 93 93 Notes MWThF Tues St Wilfrid's CE Academy (Depart) 15.30 14.30 Oakdale 15.45 14.45 Harwood Street /Earnsdale Road 15.53 14.53 Bold Venture 16.00 15.00 Darwen Bus Station 16.05 15.05 Darwen Cemetery 16.13 15.13 Darwen, Spring Vale 16.20 15.20 ROUTE: AM Journey From: Cranberry Close, Cranberry Lane, Watery Lane, Bolton Road, Jacks Key Drive (bus turn round), Cemetery Road, Bolton Road, Darwen Circus, Arch Street, Green Street, Borough Road, Invernes Road, Belgrave Road, Manor Road, Borough Road, Bury Street, Wood Street, Vale Street, Harwood Street, Earnsdale Road, Blackburn Road, Ewood Hub, Bolton Road, Wainwright Way, Whalley Banks, Duckworth Street, St Wilfrid’s Academy (School Yard Bus Stop). PM Journey Return from: St. Wilfrid’s Academy (School Yard Bus Stop) Duckworth Street, Whalley Banks, King Street, Wainwright Way, Bolton Road, Ewood Hub, Blackburn Road, Earnsdale Road, Harwood Street, Vale Street, Duckworth Street, Market Street, Croft Street, Darwen Bus Station, Church Street, Bury Street, Borough Road, Inverness Road, Belgrave Road, Manor Road, Borough Road, Bury Street, Bolton Road, Cemetery Road to Jacks Key Drive (bus turn round), Cemetery Road, Watery Lane, Cranberry Lane, Cranberry Close. Notes MWThF - Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays only Tues - Tuesdays only All timetable information provided by the School Transport Team is intended to be a guide to pupils and parents. While every effort is made to give accurate information, it is necessary at times to make changes at short notice for operational reasons. Some locations are served by more than one bus because of the high number of pupils travelling and the need for the School Transport Team to control pupils' allocation to buses in order to ensure buses are not overloaded. THIS TIMETABLE IS THEREFORE INTENDED AS A GUIDE ONLY. School Transport Team, Old Town Hall, King William Street, Blackburn, BB1 7DY Tel: 01254 585003 Service: 95 Days of operation: School days Only Service Number 95 Notes Wilpshire, Balmoral Avenue 08.06 Toll Bar 08.18 St Wilfrid's CE Academy 08.30 Service Number 95 95 Notes MWThF Tues St Wilfrid's CE Academy (Depart) 15.30 14.30 Wilpshire, Balmoral Avenue 15.48 14.48 Notes MWThF - Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays only Tues - Tuesdays only ROUTE: AM Journey From: Wilpshire, Balmoral Avenue/Parsonage Road Junction, Whalley New Road, Larkhill, Barbara Castle Way, Montague Street, King Street, Whalley Banks, Duckworth Street to St Wilfrid’s Academy (School Yard Bus Stop). PM Journey Return from: St Wilfrid’s Academy (School Yard Bus Stop), Duckworth Street, Whalley Banks, King Street, Montague Street, Barbara Castle Way, Larkhill, Whalley New Road, Parsonage Road, Warrenside Close. All timetable information provided by the School Transport Team is intended to be a guide to pupils and parents. While every effort is made to give accurate information, it is necessary at times to make changes at short notice for operational reasons. Some locations are served by more than one bus because of the high number of pupils travelling and the need for the School Transport Team to control pupils' allocation to buses in order to ensure buses are not overloaded. THIS TIMETABLE IS THEREFORE INTENDED AS A GUIDE ONLY. School Transport Team, Old Town Hall, King William Street, Blackburn, BB1 7DY Tel: 01254 585003 Service: 97 Days of operation: School days Only Service Number 97 Notes Blackamoor 07.40 Eccleshill, Eccleshill Gardens 07.45 Waterside, Leonard Terrace (Compulsory stop) 07.47 Hoddlesden, Ranken Arms 07.52 Darwen, Circus 08.00 Oakdale 08.15 St Wilfrid's CE Academy 08.35 Service Number 97 97 Notes MWThF Tues St Wilfrid's CE Academy (Depart) 15.30 14.30 Oakdale 15.52 14.52 Darwen Bus Station 16.02 15.02 Hoddlesden, Ranken Arms 16.10 15.10 Waterside, Leonard Terrace (Compulsory stop 16.12 15.12 Eccleshill, Eccleshill Gardens 16.14 15.14 Blackamoor 16.19 15.19 ROUTE: AM Journey From: Blackamoor (Pickering Fold stop), Roman Road, Johnson Road (Eccleshill), Johnson New Road (Waterside), Queen Street, Hoddlesden Road, Marsh House Lane, Pole Lane, Priory Drive, Marsh House Lane, Sudell Road, Hardman Way, Bolton Road, Darwen Circus, Market Street, Green Street, Bury Street, Duckworth Street, Blackburn Road, Bolton Road, Ewood Hub, Bolton Road, Wainwright Way, Whalley Banks, Duckworth Street St Wilfrid’s Academy (School Yard Bus Stop). PM Journey Returning from: St Wilfrid’s Academy, (School Yard Bus Stop) Duckworth Street, Whalley Banks, Wainwright Way, Bolton Road, Ewood Hub, Blackburn Road, Duckworth Street, Market Street, Croft Street, Darwen Bus Station, Church Street, Bolton Road, Hardman Way, Sudell Road, Marsh House Lane, Priory Drive, Pole Lane, Marsh House Lane, Hoddlesden Road, Queen Street, Johnson New Road (Waterside), Johnson Road (Eccleshill), Roman Road to Blackamoor. Notes MWThF - Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays only Tues - Tuesdays only All timetable information provided by the School Transport Team is intended to be a guide to pupils and parents. While every effort is made to give accurate information, it is necessary at times to make changes at short notice for operational reasons. Some locations are served by more than one bus because of the high number of pupils travelling and the need for the School Transport Team to control pupils' allocation to buses in order to ensure buses are not overloaded. THIS TIMETABLE IS THEREFORE INTENDED AS A GUIDE ONLY. School Transport Team, Old Town Hall, King William Street, Blackburn, BB1 7DY Tel: 01254 585003 Service: 823 Days of operation: School days Only Service Number 823 Notes Tockholes, Royal Arms 08.00 Tockholes, Victoria Hotel 08.02 Tockholes, Black Bull 08.06 St Bede's RC High School 08.10 St Wilfrid's CE Academy 08.22 Service Number 823 823 Notes MWThF Tues St Wilfrid's CE Academy (Depart) xxx 14.25 St Bede's RC High School (Depart) 15.05 14.30 Tockholes Black Bull 15.10 14.35 Tockholes Victoria Hotel 15.15 14.40 Tockholes Royal Arms 15.17 14.42 St Wilfrid's CE Academy (Depart) 15.40 xxx Tockholes Victoria Hotel 15.48 xxx Tockholes Royal Arms 15.58 xxx ROUTE DESCRIPTION: AM JOURNEY Tockholes Royal Arms Tockholes Road, Broken Stone Road, Gib Lane, Livesey Branch Road, Green Lane (St Bede’s RCHS), Brothers Street, Shorrock Lane, Grantham Street, New Chapel Street, Victoria Street, Peel Street, Stancliffe Street, Wellington Road, Galligreaves Way, Duckworth Street St Wilfrid's Academy. (School Yard Bus Stop) 15.05 (M.W.Th.F) & 14.30 (Tues) JOURNEY: Return from: St Bede’s RCHS, Green Lane, Livesey Branch Road, Gib Lane, Broken Stone Road and Tockholes Road to Tockholes, Royal Arms. 15.40 JOURNEY: (MWThF) St Wilfrid’s Academy (School Yard Bus Stop), Duckworth Street, Bank Top, Hancock Street, Wellington Road, Stancliffe Street, Peel Street, Queen Victoria Street, New Chapel street, Grantham Street, Shorrock Lane, Brothers Street, Green Lane, Livesey Branch Road, Gib Lane, Broken Stone Road, Tockholes Road, Tockholes Royal Arms Notes MWThF - Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays only Tues - Tuesdays only All timetable information provided by the School Transport Team is intended to be a guide to pupils and parents. While every effort is made to give accurate information, it is necessary at times to make changes at short notice for operational reasons. Some locations are served by more than one bus because of the high number of pupils travelling and the need for the School Transport Team to control pupils' allocation to buses in order to ensure buses are not overloaded. THIS TIMETABLE IS THEREFORE INTENDED AS A GUIDE ONLY. School Transport Team, Old Town Hall, King William Street, Blackburn, BB1 7DY Tel: 01254 585003 Fare Payment Options School bus services from September 2021 In light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic we will only be offering 2 payment options from September 2021 for the BwD dedicated school bus services (public bus services are not affected). The 2 options are: Purchasing books of vouchers online – please see information, prices and the link below. This service is available 24/7 throughout the summer holidays. Please allow up to one week for delivery of your vouchers. Cash will be accepted on the bus but only in exceptional circumstances. Unfortunately, we will not be offering the option of purchasing bus passes either by a direct debit payment plan or a termly payment due to the ongoing uncertainty with the pandemic. Please check this page regularly throughout the summer as the information provided is under constant review and will be updated in accordance with government guidelines. Please note that this information relates to Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council dedicated school bus services only. PRE-PAID TRAVEL VOUCHER: This voucher has been introduced to offer a more flexible option to pupils who may not travel on school services regularly, such as sixth form pupils, pupils who may walk or cycle but occasionally use the bus or for those whose parents may pick them up/drop them off from time to time.
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