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Mondays to Fridays Saturdays Sundays 261 Uckfield - East Grinstead Seaford & District The information on this timetable is expected to be valid until at least 12th April 2017. Where we know of variations, before or after this date, then we show these at the top of each affected column in the table. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Uckfield, Bus Station (Stand B) 0604 0730 1012 1212 1412 1628 1802 Maresfield, adj Newsagents 0611 0738 1020 1220 1420 1636 1810 Nutley, opp School Lane 0617 0745 1026 1226 1426 1643 1816 Wych Cross, opp Roebuck Hotel 0621 0750 1031 1231 1431 1648 1821 Wych Cross, adj Ashdown Forest Info Centre 0752 1033 1233 1433 Quabrook, opp Parrock Lane 0756 1037 1237 1437 Forest Row, adj Post Horn Lane 0800 1041 1241 1441 Forest Row, o/s Brambletye 0626 0806 1044 1244 1444 1654 1827 Ashurst Wood, adj Three Crowns 0629 0810 1049 1248 1448 1658 1831 East Grinstead, War Memorial (Stop J) 0817 1055 1254 1454 1704 East Grinstead, East Grinstead Station (Stop A) arr 0636 0820 1058 1257 1457 1707 1838 East Grinstead, East Grinstead Station (Stop A) dep 0640 1840 East Grinstead, War Memorial (Stop H) 0644 1843 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Kent Publicity Database10/03/2017 1951 261 East Grinstead - Uckfield Seaford & District The information on this timetable is expected to be valid until at least 12th April 2017. Where we know of variations, before or after this date, then we show these at the top of each affected column in the table. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays East Grinstead, East Grinstead Station (Stop A) 0640 0848 1102 1302 1502 1710 1840 East Grinstead, War Memorial (Stop H) 0644 0852 1106 1306 1507 1715 1843 Ashurst Wood, opp Three Crowns 0648 0857 1111 1311 1513 1720 1847 Forest Row, opp Brambletye 0651 0901 1115 1315 1517 1724 1851 Forest Row, opp Post Horn Lane 0905 1119 1319 1521 1728 Quabrook, adj Parrock Lane 0909 1123 1323 1525 1732 Wych Cross, opp Ashdown Forest Info Centre 0911 1125 1325 1527 1734 Wych Cross, adj Roebuck Hotel 0656 0913 1127 1327 1529 1736 1856 Nutley, adj School Lane 0700 0918 1132 1332 1534 1741 1901 Maresfield, opp Newsagents 0706 0924 1138 1338 1540 1747 1906 Uckfield, Bus Station (Stand B) 0714 0933 1147 1347 1552 1756 1914 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Kent Publicity Database10/03/2017 1951 261 Uckfield - East Grinstead Seaford & District For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code esuawmgw Uckfield, Bus Station (Stand B) Bell Lane 1400WE0249 esudjamg Uckfield, adj Library Way High Street 1400WE10114 esuawmgp Uckfield, opp Hooke Hall High Street 1400WE0247 esuawmdm Uckfield, adj North Row High Street 1400WE0239 esudjtgd Uckfield, opp The Cedars London Road 1400WE1209 esudgptm Ringles Cross, opp Brown’s Lane London Road 1400WE10053 esuawjwp Ringles Cross, adj Snatt’s Road London Road 1400WE0227 esuawjwa Budletts Common, London Road (NW-bound) London Road 1400WE0222 esudadgw Maresfield, adj Newsagents Straight Half Mile 1400WE0406 esudadja Maresfield Park, Lampool Corner (NW-bound) Straight Half Mile 1400WE0407 esudadjm Horney Common, opp Tylers Lane Eastbourne Road 1400WE0410 esudadjt Cackle Street, Crossroads (NW-bound) Eastbourne Road 1400WE0412 esudmjwj Nutley, opp Nutley Arms High Street 1400WE1282 esudadjw Nutley, opp School Lane High Street 1400WE0413 esudmjpt Wych Cross, opp Millbrook East Car Park A22 1400WE1276 esudmdtj Wych Cross, opp Llama Park Wych Cross 1400WE1239 esudadmt Wych Cross, opp Roebuck Hotel Lewes Road 1400WE0419 esuawmwd Wych Cross, adj Ashdown Forest Info Centre Colemans Hatch Road 1400WE0280 esudadwt Quabrook, opp Parrock Lane Shepherd’s Hill 1400WE0441 esudadwm Forest Row, adj Forest Road Hartfield Road 1400WE0439 esudadwd Forest Row, adj Post Horn Lane Hartfield Road 1400WE0436 esudadwa Forest Row, adj Park Crescent Hartfield Road 1400WE0435 esudadtm Forest Row, adj Upper Close Hartfield Road 1400WE0432 esudmpmw Wych Cross, opp Stone Cottage Lewes Road 1400WE1295 esudadpd Highgate, Ashdown Forest (NE-bound) Lewes Road 1400WE0422 esudadpm Highgate, opp Highgate Road Lewes Road 1400WE0425 esudadpw Forest Row, opp Evelyn Clark House Lewes Road 1400WE0427 esudadtd Forest Row, o/s Brambletye London Road 1400WE0429 esudadtj Forest Row, Wall Hill Road (NW-bound) Wall Hill Road 1400WE0431 wsxapajg Ashurst Wood, opp War Memorial Hammerwood Road 4400EG0167 wsxapajm Ashurst Wood, adj Three Crowns Hammerwood Road 4400EG0168 wsxapajw Ashurst Wood, opp Windmill Lane A22 Lewes Road 4400EG0171 wsxapamd Ashurst Wood, opp Truscott Manor Lewes Road 4400EG0173 wsxapamg East Grinstead, opp Worsted Lane Lewes Road 4400EG0174 wsxapamp East Grinstead, adj Herontye Drive Lewes Road 4400EG0176 wsxapgjm East Grinstead, opp Sackville School Lewes Road 4400EG0269 wsxapgjp East Grinstead, Sackville College (Stop L) High Street 4400EG0270 wsxapgma East Grinstead, War Memorial (Stop J) High Street 4400EG0273 wsxdpwmt East Grinstead, Whitehall (Stop P) London Road 4400EG0360 wsxapjma East Grinstead, Railway Approach (Stop D) Railway Approach 4400EG0323 wsxapgwa East Grinstead, East Grinstead Station (Stop A) Station Road 4400EG0295 wsxapgpa East Grinstead, Broadway (Stop E) London Road 4400EG0280 wsxdpwmw East Grinstead, adj Whitehall London Road 4400EG0426 wsxapgjw East Grinstead, War Memorial (Stop H) High Street 4400EG0272 261 East Grinstead - Uckfield Seaford & District For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code wsxapgwa East Grinstead, East Grinstead Station (Stop A) Station Road 4400EG0295 wsxapgpa East Grinstead, Broadway (Stop E) London Road 4400EG0280 wsxdpwmw East Grinstead, adj Whitehall London Road 4400EG0426 wsxapgjw East Grinstead, War Memorial (Stop H) High Street 4400EG0272 wsxapgjt East Grinstead, Sackville College (Stop K) High Street 4400EG0271 wsxapatm East Grinstead, o/s Sackville School Lewes Road 4400EG0190 wsxdtjma East Grinstead, adj Woodbury Avenue Lewes Road 4400EG0432 wsxapamj East Grinstead, adj Worsted Lane Lewes Road 4400EG0175 wsxapama Ashurst Wood, o/s Truscott Manor Lewes Road 4400EG0172 wsxapajt Ashurst Wood, adj Windmill Lane A22 Lewes Road 4400EG0170 wsxapajp Ashurst Wood, opp Three Crowns Hammerwood Road 4400EG0169 wsxapajd Ashurst Wood, adj War Memorial Wall Hill Road 4400EG0166 esudadtg Forest Row, Wall Hill Road (SE-bound) Wall Hill Road 1400WE0430 esudadta Forest Row, opp Brambletye London Road 1400WE0428 esudadtp Forest Row, opp Upper Close Hartfield Road 1400WE0433 esudadtw Forest Row, opp Park Crescent Hartfield Road 1400WE0434 esudadwg Forest Row, opp Post Horn Lane Hartfield Road 1400WE0437 esudadwj Forest Row, opp Forest Road Hartfield Road 1400WE0438 esudadwp Quabrook, adj Parrock Lane Shepherd’s Hill 1400WE0440 esuawmwa Wych Cross, opp Ashdown Forest Info Centre Colemans Hatch Road 1400WE0279 esudadpt Forest Row, adj Evelyn Clark House Lewes Road 1400WE0426 esudadpj Highgate, adj Highgate Road Lewes Road 1400WE0424 esudadpa Highgate, Ashdown Forest (SW-bound) Lewes Road 1400WE0421 esudadpg Wych Cross, adj Stone Cottage Lewes Road 1400WE0423 esudadmw Wych Cross, adj Roebuck Hotel Lewes Road 1400WE0420 esudmdtm Wych Cross, adj Llama Park Wych Cross 1400WE1238 esudmjpm Wych Cross, adj Millbrook East Car Park A22 1400WE1275 esudadma Nutley, adj School Lane High Street 1400WE0414 esudmjwm Nutley, adj Nutley Arms High Street 1400WE1283 esudadjp Cackle Street, Crossroads (SE-bound) Eastbourne Road 1400WE0411 esudadjg Horney Common, adj Tylers Lane Eastbourne Road 1400WE0409 esudadjd Maresfield Park, Lampool Corner (SE-bound) Straight Half Mile 1400WE0408 esudadgt Maresfield, opp Newsagents Straight Half Mile 1400WE0405 esuawjtw Budletts Common, London Road (SE-bound) London Road 1400WE0221 esuawjwm Ringles Cross, opp Snatt’s Road London Road 1400WE0226 esuawmdp Ringles Cross, adj Brown’s Lane London Road 1400WE0240 esuawmdj Uckfield, opp North Row High Street 1400WE0238 esuawmgm Uckfield, adj Hooke Hall High Street 1400WE0246 esuawmwt Uckfield, opp Library Way High Street 1400WE0285 esuawmgw Uckfield, Bus Station (Stand B) Bell Lane 1400WE0249.
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