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CUCKMERE BUSES Winners of the Queens Award for Voluntary Service CUCKMERE BUSES Winners of the Queens Award for Voluntary Service Service 125 Route description:Operates on Saturdays only. Revised route from 4th May 2019 125 Eastbourne, Gildredge Road - Lewes, Railway Station Via:District General Hospital grounds, Selmeston Road, Willingdon Village, Lower Willingdon, Wannock, Polegate, Wilmington, Alfriston, Selmeston, Charleston Farmhouse, Firle, Glynde and Ringmer. EASTBOURNE Gildredge Road(Stop G2), Terminus Road, The Avenue, Carew Road, Enys Road, Lewes Road, Kings Drive, Private Road through District General Hospital grounds (north & westbound), Kings Drive, Rodmill Drive***, Framfield Way***, Westfield Road***, Selmeston Road***, Kings Drive, Willingdon Roundabout, Willingdon Road, Wish Hill, WILLINGDON VILLAGE, Coopers Hill, Eastbourne Road, LOWER WILLINGDON, Willingdon Triangle, Coppice Avenue, Broad Road, Wannock Lane, WANNOCK, Wannock Road, POLEGATE, High Street, Hailsham Road, Cophall Roundabout, Eastbourne Road, A27 Lewes Road, WILMINGTON, Lewes Road, Drusillas Roundabout, C39 North Street**, ALFRISTON**, Private road to Alfriston Coach Park(Turn round)**, C39 North Street**, Drusillas Roundabout*, A27 Lewes Road, Berwick Crossroads (for BERWICK CHURCH), SELMESTON, A27 Lewes Road, Private Drive to CHARLESTON FARMHOUSE****, Turn around in front of visitor centre****, Private Drive from Charleston Farmhouse****, A27, Wick Street, The Street, FIRLE, (turn around at The Dock), The Street, A27 Lewes Road, Laceys Hill, GLYNDE, Laceys Hill, New Road, Glyndebourne, New Road, Ringmer Earwig Corner, B2192 Lewes Road, A26 Malling Hill, Malling Street, Phoenix Causeway, Eastgate Street, LEWES Bus Station Stop C, Eastgate Street, Friars Walk, Lansdown Place, Station Road, LEWES Railway Station. *= The 1200 journey from Eastbourne travels to and from Berwick Station South Car Park via the C39 Station Road and the 1800 journey from Eastbourne travels from Drusillas Roundabout via the C39 Station Road, to Berwick Station, where it terminates. ** = The 1800 journey from Eastbourne serves Drusillas Corner, North Street and Alfriston Coach Park, by request of passengers already on board. *** = The Selmeston Road loop is only served by the 1200 journey from Eastbourne. **** = Travels to and from Charleston Farmhouse visitor centre via their private drive on the 1200 and 1500 journeys from Eastbourne. 125 Lewes, Railway Station - Eastbourne, Cornfield Road Via: Ringmer, Glynde, Firle, Charleston Farmhouse, Selmeston, Alfriston, Wilmington, Polegate, Wannock, Lower Willingdon, Willingdon Village, Selmeston Road and District General Hospital grounds LEWES Railway Station, Station Road, Station Street, Fisher Street, West Street, North Street, Little East Street, Eastgate Street, LEWES Bus Station Stop C, Eastgate Street, A2029 High Street, Market Street, Little East Street, Phoenix Causeway, Malling Street, A26 Malling Hill, B2192 Lewes Road, Ringmer Earwig Corner, New Road, Glyndebourne, New Road, Laceys Hill, GLYNDE,Laceys Hill, A27 Lewes Road, The Street, FIRLE, (turn around at The Dock), The Street, Wick Street, A27, Private Drive to CHARLESTON FARMHOUSE**, Turn around in front of visitor centre**, Private Drive from Charleston Farmhouse**,A27 Lewes Road, SELMESTON, A27 Lewes Road, Berwick Crossroads (for BERWICK CHURCH), Drusillas Roundabout, C39 North Street, Private road to & from Alfriston Coach Park (turn around), ALFRISTON, C39 North Street, Drusillas For further information about our services Call us on 01323 870 920 or Traveline on 0870 200 2233 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.cuckmerebuses.org.uk Email: [email protected] CUCKMERE BUSES is the trading name for Cuckmere Community Bus Ltd © Cuckmere Buses CUCKMERE BUSES Winners of the Queens Award for Voluntary Service Roundabout, A27 Lewes Road, WILMINGTON, Lewes Road, Eastbourne Road, Cophall Roundabout, Hailsham Road, High Street, POLEGATE, Wannock Road, WANNOCK, Wannock Lane, Broad Road, Coppice Avenue, Willingdon Triangle, LOWER WILLINGDON, Eastbourne Road, Coopers Hill, WILLINGDON VILLAGE, Wish Hill, Willingdon Road, Willingdon Roundabout, Kings Drive, Selmeston Road*, Westfield Road*, Framfield Way*, Rodmill Drive*, Kings Drive, Private Road through District General Hospital grounds (east & southbound), Kings Drive, Lewes Road, Enys Road, Carew Road, The Avenue, Terminus Road, EASTBOURNE Cornfield Road Stop C1. * = The Selmeston Road loop is only served by the 0820 journey from Alfriston. ** = Travels to and from Charleston Farmhouse visitor centre via their private drive on the 1332 and 1632 journeys from Lewes. This service will observe all recognised bus stops in built-up areas by request. In rural areas, the service will stop on demand or by request, wherever it is safe to do so. For a detailed map of this route, and real-time tracking of our buses, please check the Traveline website: www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk RG 0419 For further information about our services Call us on 01323 870 920 or Traveline on 0870 200 2233 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE www.cuckmerebuses.org.uk Email: [email protected] CUCKMERE BUSES is the trading name for Cuckmere Community Bus Ltd © Cuckmere Buses .
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