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Bus-Routes-2019-2020.Pdf Bus 11 - Coatham Coaches Loftus Job Centre 08:10 16:35 Carlin How Bank Top 08:14 16:31 Brotton Green Tree 08:17 16:28 Brotton Woodside 08:20 16:26 Bus Skelton Byland Road End 08:25 16:22 Skelton High Street 08:27 16:20 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Bus 12 - Coatham Coaches Routes A171 Plumb Centre 07:35 17:10 Whitby Bus Station (Co-op) 07:40 17:05 Whitby Cricket Club 07:43 17:00 Sandsend 07:50 16:55 2019 - 2020 Academic Year Lythe 07:55 16:50 Runswick Bay 08:02 16:45 Hinderwell 08:05 16:43 Staithes 08:06 16:41 Easington 08:13 16:34 Loftus Market Place 08:15 16:32 Liverton Mines 08:17 16:30 A171 Moorsholm Road End 08:22 16:27 Lingdale Tavern 08:27 16:23 Boosbeck 08:30 16:20 Margrove Park 08:31 16:19 Charltons 08:32 16:18 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Bus 13 - M & D Travel Marton Road Cineworld 08:00 16:50 Marton Road Longlands 08:05 16:45 Marton Road Belle Vue 08:10 16:40 Rudds Arms 08:14 16:36 Marton Shops 08:16 16:34 Stainton Way 08:19 16:31 Mallowdale 08:21 16:29 Nunthorpe Station 08:25 16:25 Prior Pursglove College 08:45 16:10 [email protected] Prior Pursglove College Church Walk, Guisborough, TS14 6BU /priorpursglovecollege (01287) 280800 @PriorPursglove www.pursglove.ac.uk @PriorPursglove The information contained in this leaflet is to the best of our knowledge, correct at the time of printing but all or any details may change. Timings & routes Bus 6 - Stagecoach* The timings shown are approximate and will depend on traffic, roadworks, weather Normanby Top 08:07 16:43 conditions and so forth. We would always recommend that you arrive at least 5 minutes Park Ave 08:09 16:40 before the designated times. South Bank 08:12 16:38 Pick up points Grangetown Birchington Avenue/Broadway 08:17 16:33 Pick up points may be at any recognised bus stop on the designated route unless otherwise Whale Hill Shops 08:20 16:29 noted. Please make sure the drivers are aware that you wish to board the bus by putting Eston Police Station 08:23 16:27 your arm out! Bankfields Sainsbury's 08:26 16:24 Bus fares Norman Conquest 08:28 16:22 The student contribution is 50p per journey. Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Bus 1 - Stagecoach Bus 7 - Coatham Coaches Wacky Warehouse 08:16 16:31 North Ormesby Market Place 08:15 16:30 Longbeck Station 08:18 16:28 Brambles Farm 08:18 16:25 New Marske Birkdale 08:23 16:25 Ormesby Roundabout 08:22 16:22 Yearby Village 08:32 16:18 Ormesby Bank Top 08:26 16:20 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Bus 2 - Coatham Coaches Bus 8 - Coatham Coaches Coast Road* 08:10 16:35 Thornaby Roundel 07:50 16:54 Redcar Claxton Hotel 08:14 16:31 Thornaby Town Centre 07:52 16:52 Redcar Clock 08:17 16:28 Ingleby Barwick Tesco 07:58 16:45 West Dyke Road Bottom 08:20 16:26 Ingleby Barwick Sober Hall 08:04 16:42 West Dyke Road Aldi 08:25 16:23 Hilton Village 08:08 16:38 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Seamer Village 08:13 16:34 Stokesley High Street 08:20 16:29 Bus 3 - Stagecoach Great Ayton Buck Inn 08:25 16:24 Marske Square 08:16 16:32 Great Ayton Newton Road 08:27 16:22 Saltburn Ox Close 08:23 16:25 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Saltburn Square 08:27 16:22 Saltburn Golf Club 08:30 16:20 Bus 9 - Delta Coaches Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Linthorpe Road/King Edward’s Road 07:52 16:50 Linthorpe Village 07:57 16:44 Bus 4 - Coatham Coaches Acklam Coronation 08:05 16:37 Dormanstown Broadway West 08:18 16:30 Hemlington Shops 08:11 16:32 Kirkleatham Lane 08:22 16:27 Coulby Newham Parkway Centre 08:16 16:28 Roseberry Road End 08:25 16:25 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Low Farm Drive 08:28 16:22 Bus 10 - Coatham Coaches Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 West Lane Hospital 07:57 16:40 Cambridge Road End 08:00 16:36 Bus 5 - Coatham Coaches Acklam Coronation 08:05 16:33 Coatham Road 08:14 16:36 Acklam Blue Bell 08:10 16:30 Redcar Lane/Aske Road 08:18 16:32 Ladgate Lane/Stewart Park End 08:17 16:26 Redcar Lane Rye Hills Academy 08:23 16:28 Ormesby Roundabout 08:20 16:23 Redcar Lane Dartmouth Grove 08:25 16:26 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 Redcar Lane Talisker Gardens 08:28 16:23 Prior Pursglove College 08:40 16:10 *This service does not stop at the bus stop opposite Eston Leisure Centre on the way to college due to *Coast Road stop immediately before Green Lane, headed towards Redcar. potential queues of traffic waiting to turn left blocking the vehicle’s access back to the middle lane. .
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