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Village Links- Bus Connections Between Ipswich Calling at Coddenham Henley Crowfield Pettaugh Mickfield Stonham Aspal BUS TIMES Debenham from 1St Sept 2020 116 TIMES FARES MAPS -Village Links- bus connections between Ipswich calling at Coddenham Henley Crowfield Pettaugh Mickfield Stonham Aspal BUS TIMES Debenham from 1st Sept 2020 116 linking Debenham Mickfield Stonham Aspal Coddenham Ipswich Mondays to Saturdays (except public holidays) Debenham High Street 0710 0935 1150 1320 1550 Ipswich Old Cattle Market Bus Station 0810 1105 1235 1505 1715 Cover Photo: ©zoer (via Flickr CC Licence) Debenham Leisure Centre 0712 Ipswich Henley Road/The Grove 0820 1112 1242 1512 1727 Debenham High School 1555 Henley Henley Road/Five Ways 0825 1117 1247 1517 1732 Debenham Gardeners Road 0938 1153 1323 Hemingstone Stonewall Farm 0830 1122 1252 1522 1737 Mickfield Stonham Road Crossroads 0713 1602 Coddenham Post Office 0833 1125 1255 1525 1740 Stonham Aspal Pound Corner 0720 1606 Crowfield Debenham Rd/Manor View 0838 1130 1300 1530 1745 Winston Green Debenham Road 0942 1157 1327 Pettaugh Post Office 0841 1133 1303 1533 1748 Pettaugh Post Office 0728 0945 1200 1330 1610 Stonham Aspal Pound Corner 0846 1753 Crowfield Debenham Rd/Manor View 0731 0948 1203 1333 1613 Mickfield Stonham Road Crossroads 0849 1756 Coddenham Post Office 0736 0953 1208 1338 1618 Winston Green Debenham Road 1136 1306 1536 Hemingstone Stonewall Farm 0739 0956 1211 1341 1621 Debenham Gardeners Rd/Fire Station 1142 1312 1542 1802 Henley Henley Road/Five Ways 0743 1000 1215 1345 1625 Debenham High School 0855 Ipswich Henley Road/The Grove 0748 1005 1220 1350 1630 Debenham High Street 0900 1145 1315 1545 1806 Ipswich Old Cattle Market Bus Station 0805 1015 1230 1400 1640 operates on Saturdays operates on Saturdays & school holidays only Times at these stops are estimated & school holidays only This service is operated under contract to Suffolk County Council. BUS TIMES from 1st Sept 2020 let’s get on the move again... avoid cash, sit away wash your hands pay contactless or from others in keep the windows often, before & buy in advance on available seats open for ventilation after you travel the First Bus app press the bell and cough or sneeze keep your distance avoid eating remain seated into a tissue or the from others or drinking until we have inside of your arm stopped & take litter with you ...and all passengers must wear a face covering - unless they have an exemption for more information or to get in touch firstgroup.com/easterncounties Customer Services 0345 646 0707 be @FirstIpswich Contact us at appy firstgroup.com/easterncounties buy tickets, plan journeys & Traveline find your bus in real time www.traveline.info 0871 200 22 33 how was your journey? on the free First Bus App Important note: All fares, tickets, zones and other non-timetable information are take two minutes to tell us correct as at 11/01/20 and are subject to change during the life of this booklet. Please check our website firstgroup.com/easterncounties for up to date info. at tellfirstbus.com passengers must wear a face covering on our buses unless they have an exemption more info at firstgroup.com/easterncounties 116 Debenham 63 A12 High Street Framlingham 6 Bridge Street Woodbridge Rd Samundham to Main Rd eiston Mickfield Winston Green infreuent service Main Road A12 buses operate one way along Parham Debenham Road Stratford St Andrew Scotts this section Farnham Hill The Street The Street Stonham Pettaugh Aspal Marlesford ittle Glemham Debenham Rd 63 A12 Helmingham 6 The Street Main Rd Stone Street Charsfield 116 63 Wickham Market 6 Market Suare 70 Road Dallinghoo Pound Ipswich Pettistree A12 Coddenham Hill Clopton Strumpshaw High Street Corner Redwald 65 Hemingstone Road endlesham The St The Grundisburgh Rd Towerfield Road Redwald Road Bredfield Clopton A1152 Main Road fford d a 65 o R 63 70 h A1152 A12 t 6 to rford u Burgh o yke m r a Woodbridge Y Henley Boulge Road Melton Butley Road Chapel Melton Grundisburgh Hasketon 65 Church Road Woods Lane Station 70 Orford Rd Eyke Road 70 Gru Bredfield nd 71 isb Road 70A urgh Bromeswell 70A Road Great Melton Rd Henley Culpho Sutton Hoo Tuddenham Bealings Warren Hill Rd St Martin Boot St Lower Road Woodbridge Street 73 Turban Centre ock Barracks ad Capel St Andrew o A12 Duke of 63 6 65 71 R ittle in Playford ork Heath Road a Bealings 70 70A 71 73 Millennium M 59 116 Cemetary Inverness Beacon Main Rd Chelsworth Road ushmere Hill Martlesham 71 Henley Road venue St Andrew ButtsRd Main 59 59 esgraveRoad Martlesham Heath Boyton Road Tuddenham Brunswick Road Tesco Road Road Main Road 65 Playford 6 k 63 66 73 l odbridge Road a o W 66A BTAdastral Park W e 66 Grange g rid Penzance Farm Hollesley b Ipswich Ipswich Eagle Wood Spring Road Way 75 77 Road Hospital A12 66A Heath Road 73 75 Brightwell X7 77 Warren Heath Brightwell Road Brightwell Felixstowe Road A12 WhersteadRoad Bucklesham A14 A14 due to lack of space, Bucklesham Road X7 once a day services acton A14 78 & 79 are not shown Roads X7 75 irton 77 K i r 73 t o n R o a d High Rd A14 Trimley St Martin Trimley St Mary ld Felistowe -Village Links- Colnais Road 73 Walton 73 59 70 71 73 116 Grange Farm Felistowe 75 77 X7 75 X7 Great Eastern Suare Mill Road 77 from 1st Sept 2020 Langer Road Langer Rd andguard Fort 77.
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