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Welcome to your guide to 207 622 Chipping Sodbury - Rail Network Plan Getting around Charfi eld transport options in the Charfi eld Thornbury – Dursley Cribbs Causeway to Worcester, Birmingham and the North and surrounding areas area. Bus frequencies Thornbury Bus frequencies Chipping Sodbury, in minutes in minutes Boot In addition to public transport, Falfi eld This guide provides an overview of all Gloucester the following options are available: Daytime Evenings Daytime Evenings Yate, transport options in Charfi eld and the Stone Shopping Centre to Cardiff and West Wales 6 jnys – 6 jnys – surrounding areas. Mon-Fri Mon-Fri Four Towns and Vale Link Saturday 5 jnys – Newport Saturday 4 jnys – Rangeworthy to Stonehouse and Stroud Community Transport – – * – Severn Beach The map overleaf shows all bus services, Sunday Berkeley Sunday Tytherington Pilning Cam & Dursley to Stroud Thornbury and communities to the west of the M5 the train stations and cycle paths. The bus Operated by Cotswold Green Operated by Wessex Connect Thornbury Bristol Sharpness Yate services are colour coded to help you. St Andrews Road Patchway Parkway to Didcot are mainly served by Four Towns and Vale Link Example Fare: (certain journeys only) * 3 journeys operate between Alveston Parkway community transport. For further information call Adult off-peak day return fare Clifton Thornbury and Cribbs Causeway. Reading and from Falfi eld to Dursley Shirehampton Down Montpelier Swindon (01454) 868 529 A summary of services is shown in the Dursley Olveston Filton Abbey Wood London Bus Frequency Guide below which £4.10‡ Lower Almondsbury Avonmouth Sea Mills Redland Chippenham includes approximate daytime and evening Stapleton Road The Diamond Travelcard frequencies for all days of the week. Cribbs Causeway Lawrence Hill If you are of pension age, or eligible disabled, you to Melksham can apply for a bus pass providing free off-peak Daytime means up to 6pm and Evenings Bristol Temple Meads travel on local buses anywhere in England. from 6pm. 224 Keynsham Oldfi eld Bath Bradford-on-Avon Park Spa For further information contact the concessionary 626 Dursley – Yatton Dursley – Filton College Bus link Trowbridge hotline on (01454) 868 004 The numbers shown indicate how often the City Centre Weston-super-Mare buses run. For example the number 30 would Bus frequencies Dursley Youth Concessionary Fares show that a bus runs every 30 minutes, 120 in minutes to Devon and Cornwall Bristol Airport to Westbury, Southhampton Cam Bus frequencies Dursley and Brighton indicates a bus every 2 hours. Young people aged 14-18 living in South Daytime Evenings in minutes Berkeley Cam Gloucestershire can apply for the Youth Unltd Mon-Fri 1 jny – Bristol Parkway has regular services including hourly services to London and Swansea. Yate has regular services to Gloucester, Bus services which also stop at a station are Daytime Evenings Cheltenham and Bristol Temple Meads. Both stations have car parks including disabled spaces and cycle parking. At Bristol Parkway bus pass which entitles them to half adult fare Saturday 1 jny – Stone Wotton-under-Edge indicated with the symbol and hospitals Mon-Fri 1 jny – there is a manned ticket offi ce and at Yate station a ticket machine. Bus service 312 stops at Bristol Parkway. on journeys starting or fi nishing within South Sunday – – are indicated by H. Falfi eld Saturday – – Kingswood Gloucestershire – terms and conditions apply. Operated by Mikes Travel Sunday – – For more information see www.southglos.gov.uk/ Bristol Charfi eld Bus services which are mainly wheelchair Operated by Wessex Connect youthunltd accessible are indicated with , however Filton College Cromhall 1 South please check with the operator before travelling. Peak hours only; morning into Shepperdine Bristol, afternoon from Bristol Rangeworthy Gloucestershire Car Sharing 2 Local Area Why not register on 2CarShare.com to see if For bus timetable information contact North Corner Falfield anyone is going your way? You can register and rn Transport Guides Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 (calls from e v e search for matches free of charge from over 6000 landlines cost 10p per minute plus network Hambrook S r Thornbury - Bristol e 309 310 v contacts. extras) or visit www.traveline.info i Frenchay Hospital H R Charfield For rail timetable information contact National 311 Thornbury - Dursley M48 Thornbury Rail on 08457 48 49 50 or visit City Centre M5M5 Taxi Dursley (311) www.nationalrail.co.uk Bus frequencies There are two types of taxi: hackney carriages and in minutes Wotton-under-Edge Aust Alveston private hire vehicles. The council sets fares charged Daytime Evenings Bus Operators M48M48 Tytherington by hackney carriages, whilst private hire vehicles (311) 3 Mon-Fri 30# 120* Cotswold Green (01453) 835153 operate on the basis that the fare is agreed between M4M4 Rangeworthy Charfi eld (311) Tockington the driver and the customer Saturday 30# 120* First 0845 6020156 4 For more information visit: www.southglos.gov.uk/ 84 Sunday 120* 120* www.fi rstgroup.com Thornbury Severn Horton Mikes Travel (01454) 281417 BusinessMatters/Licensing/LicensingTaxis/ Yate - Wotton-under-Edge Operated by Mikes Travel Beach Severnside Transport (01454) 868383 5 Iron # Every 30 minutes between Alveston 6 Acton Badminton www.severnsidetransport.co.uk M49M49 Yate By bike Bristol and Thornbury. Aztec M4M4 Frampton Chipping Bus frequencies Yate, Every 120 minutes between Almondsbury Wessex Connect 0845 8387080 West Bradley Cotterell Sodbury Cycling is a quick and cheap way to get around and in minutes Shopping Centre Thornbury and Dursley * Between Bristol and Thornbury www.wessexconnect.net Patchway Stoke Winterbourne also helps to keep you fi t. South Gloucestershire only M5M5 Acton Daytime Evenings Chipping Sodbury Cribbs Causeway Cribbs Through passengers to Dursley Turville Council produces many cycle maps free of charge. Causeway M 60 1 jny travel by service 310 to (309 journeys only) These are available online at www.betterbybike. Mon-Fri Wickwar Thornbury with a guaranteed 60 – Making a complaint Filton Tormarton info or alternatively phone (01454) 863640 Saturday connetion with service 311 for Filton, Church 8 Cromhall This map shows the area guides 7 Frenchay Sunday – – places between Thornbury and about bus services available: M4M4 Dursley. Downend Area 1: Thornbury Powered two-wheeler Operated by Wessex Connect Charfi eld Bristol Bus Station If you have a complaint about a bus Mangotsfield Pucklechurch Example Fare: M5 Area 2: Charfi eld service then contact the operator direct. M32 The fi rst journey from Kingswood (Glos) Adult off-peak day return fare Area 3: Yate Travelling by motorbike or moped can help you Wotton-under-Edge and the last from Charfi eld to Bristol If the complaint is about a council subsidised service Area 4: Cribbs Causeway avoid traffi c jams and parking problems. South journey to Wotton-under-Edge Wotton-under- £6.60‡ you should also contact the council that administers it. Area 5: Bradley Stoke Gloucestershire Council is taking steps to make serve Yate Station. Area 6: Winterbourne Edge BRISTOL motorcycling easier and safer, through awareness Area 7: Filton Kingswood Marshfield If you don’t feel the matter has been resolved to Area 8: Downend campaigns and training. Wick your satisfaction, Bus Users UK is an independent Area 9: Hanham Hanham Oldland For more information visit www.southglos.gov.uk/ organisation that represents bus passengers and may All of these guides are available Longwell motorcycling 201 be able to help. They will take things further for you. If online at www.southglos.gov.uk/ 312 Thornbury - onthemove or alternatively contact Green Thornbury – Gloucester they can’t resolve it, they are partners in the Bus Appeals Bitton the council on (01454) 868004 9 Walking Downend Body who will issue a decision about your diffi culty. or email Bus frequencies Thornbury [email protected] The cheapest way to get around and can contribute in minutes Thornbury © Crown copyright and database rights [2012] Ordnance Survey [100023410] Tytherington Bus frequencies To contact the Bus Users UK visit: towards and active lifestyle. The council produces in minutes www.bususers.org or call: (01932) 232574 Daytime Evenings Alveston leafl ets on promoted walks free of charge, for Cromhall 1 jny – Daytime Evenings more information visit www.southglos.gov.uk/ Mon-Fri Hortham 1 jny – Charfi eld Mon-Fri 60 – PublicRightsofWay Saturday Stoke Lodge Sunday – – Saturday 4 jnys – Kingswood Bristol Parkway Index to places served from Charfi eld Sunday – – Operated by Mikes Travel UWE, Wotton-under-Edge Operated by Severnside Transport Bespoke school and works services are omitted for clarity. Frenchay Campus A Abbey Wood MOD 312 E Eastwood Park 207 311 T Thornbury 201 207 309 310 312 622 Almondsbury 309 310 312 622 Engine Common 622 Tortworth 84 311 626 Cam Additional journeys run in peak H Frenchay Hospital Alveston 309 310 312 622 Tytherington 201 622 periods between UWE and F Falfi eld 207 224 311 Slimbridge Thornbury Downend B Berkeley 207 224 Filton 224 309 310 U University of the West of England (Frenchay) 312 PlusBUS Bristol City Centre 224 309 310 626 Frenchay Hospital H 312 626 Gloucester Bristol Parkway R 312 Whitfi eld 207 310 PlusBUS is one combined rail and Gloucester 201 W G Wickwar 84 bus ticket that gives you unlimited C Cam 224 626 Winterbourne 626 Charfi eld 84 201 311 626 K Kingswood, Gloucestershire 84 201 310 626 travel on most buses at either or Wotton-under-Edge 84 201 311 626 ‡ Bus and rail fare information Coalpit Heath 622 N North Nibley 201 311 both ends of many rail trips. It can Cribbs Causeway 309 622 This information is correct at time of printing and subject to change. For the most up-to-date fare information please contact the operator. Y Yate Shopping Centre 84 622 be bought as an add-on to rail journeys that start Chipping Sodbury 84 622 R Rangeworthy 622 626 Don’t forget, if you plan to use the bus regularly there are several options such as day tickets which enable you to use an operator’s service all day Yate Station R 84 or fi nish at participating rail stations.
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