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Route 1 Abbotts Bedale, West Tanfield, North Stainley,Ripon North Road Clock Tower, Ripon Bus Station, Ripon Harrogate Road Bus details & Contact Current Bus Routes Route 1 Bedale, West Tanfield, North Stainley,Ripon North Road Clock Tower, Ripon Bus Station, Abbotts Ripon Harrogate Road Whitcliffe Lane, Ripon Harrogate Road Lead Lane, Macdonalds Bus Tel:- 01677 422858 Stop, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Fisher Catholic High School Email:- [email protected] Route 2 Thirsk, Kirby Hill, Langthorpe, Skelton on Ure, Bridge Hewick, Copt Hewick, Sharrow, Ripon, Abbotts Harroagte Whitcliffe Lane, Ripley, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Fisher Catholic High Tel:- 01677 422858 School Email:- [email protected] Route 3 Markington, Bishop Monkton, Burnt Yates, Clint, Birstwith, Hampsthwaite, Killinghall Lund Abbotts Lane, Otley Road, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Fisher Catholic High School Tel:- 01677 422858 Email: [email protected] Route 4 Snape, Well, Nosterfield, Wath, Hutton Conyers, Ripon North Bridge, Littlethorpe, Bishop Abbotts Monkton, Burton Leonard, Wormald Green, Red Lion South Stainley, St Aidan’s C of E High Tel:- 01677 422858 School, St John Fisher Catholic High School Email:- [email protected] Route 5 Dunkeswick, Weeton, Huby, North Rigton, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Fisher Atkinsons Catholic High School Tel:- 01765 650043 Email:- [email protected] Route 6 Masham, Grewelthorpe, Kirkby Malzeard, Grantley, Risplith, Sawley, Bishop Thornton, Shaw Atkinsons Mills, Burnt Yates, Clint, Hampsthwaite, Lund Lane, Pennypot, Beckwithshaw, St Aidan’s C of Tel:- 01765 650043 E High School, St John Fisher Catholic High School Email:- [email protected] X11 Stockwell Road opp school, Eastfield, Nidderdale Drive, Manse Lane, Aspin Drive, Connexions Knaresborough Bus Station, Starbeck Crossing, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Fisher Tel:- 01423 339600 Catholic High School Email:- [email protected] X21 Knox Avenue, Tennyson Avenue, Sandhill Drive, Poplar Grove, King Edwards Drive PO, Connexions Skipton/Westmoreland Street, Harrogate Bus Station, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Tel:- 01423 339600 Fisher Catholic High School Email:- [email protected] X52 Ilkley Bus Station, Burley - in - Wharfedale, Otley Bus Station, Pool Bridge Corner, Weeton Connexions Station, Pannal Spacey Houses, St Aidan’s C of E High School, Harrogate Bus Station Tel:- 01423 339600 Email:- [email protected] X71 Bramham Clifford Road, Clifford High Street, Boston Spa opp Church, Baoston Spa Clifford Connexions Moor road, Wether by Bus Station Costa, Wetherby Linton Road, Wetherby Chatsworth Tel:- 01423 339600 Drive, Spofforth opp Railway public House, St John Fisher Catholic High School, St Aidan’s C Email:[email protected] of E High School X72 Boston Spa Clifford Road, Boston Spa Primrose Lane, Boston Spa Church, Thorp Arch Pax Inn, Connexions Walton Corner, Kirk Deighton Bus Shelter, Aire Road, Spofforth Hill Chatsworth Drive, Tel:- 01423 339600 Spofforth, Follifoot, St John Fisher Catholic High School, St Aidan’s C of E High School Email:- [email protected] X73 Bramhope The Cross, Bramhope Breary Lane, Shadwell Lane, Shadwell Village, Scarcroft Ling Connexions Lane, Bardsey Hill Top, Collingham, Wetherby Bus Station, Spofforth Hill opp Glebefield Tel:- 01423 339600 Drive, Spofforth, St John Fisher Catholic High School, St Aidan’s C of E High School Email:- [email protected] Route 7 Roecliffe, Boroughbridge, Aldborough, Grafton, Marton, Great Ouseburn, Little Ouseburn, Stephensons Whixley, Green Hammerton, Kirk Hammerton, Goldsborough, St John Fisher Catholic High Tel:- 01347 838990 School, St Aidan’s C of E High School Email:- [email protected] Route 8 Fellbeck, Pateley Bridge, Glasshouses, Wilsill, Summerbridge, Dacre, Darley, Birstwith, Stephensons Jennyfields, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Fisher Catholic High School Tel:- 01347 838990 Email:- [email protected] Route 9 Monk Fryston, South Milford Sand Lane, South Milford High Street, Sherburn in Elmet Tower Travel Crossroads, Sherburn in Elmet Moor Lane, Barkston Ash Ash Tree Public House, Saxton, Tel:- 01904 829682 Towton Rockingham Arms, Church Fenton Railway Station, Church Fenton Primary School, Email:- Church Fenton RAF Base, Ulleskelf Sports Ground, Stutton, Tadcaster Library, Newton Kyme [email protected] Watson’s Road lane end, Boston Spa, Wetherby Bus Station, Linton Road/Linton Lane Bus Stop, Stockeld Ladge Farm Road End, Sicklinghall, Netherby Kearby Cliff/Spring Lane, Kirkby Overblow, St Aidan’s C of E High School, St John Fisher Catholic High School Route 10 Flaxby, Arkendale, Minskip, Staveley, Burton Leonard, Brearton, Scotton, Knaresborough Tower Travel Appleby Estate, Forest Lane/Hookstone Chase Junction, St John Fisher Catholic High School, Tel:- 01904 829682 St Aidan’s C of E High School Email:- [email protected] .
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