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Schedule of Last Buses for Tuesday 24 & 31 December 2019 Schedule of last buses for Tuesday 24 & 31 December 2019 EXeteR, EAST & MID DEVON AREA 1 Last bus from Exeter to Tiverton 1840 as normal timetable Last bus from Exeter to Cullompton & Willand 1925 Last bus from Cullompton toTiverton 1925 Last bus from Cullompton to Willand 2005 Last bus from Tiverton to Exeter 1850 (24th) 1845 (31st) Last bus from Willand to Exeter 2020 Last bus from Cullompton to Exeter 2030 2 Last bus from Exeter to Newton Abbot 1940 Last bus from Dawlish to Newton Abbot 2022 Last bus from Teignmouth to Newton Abbot 2035 Last bus from Newton Abbot to Exeter 2010 Last bus from Teignmouth to Exeter 2042 Last bus from Dawlish to Exeter 2053 4 Last bus from Exeter to Cranbrook 2010 Last bus from Cranbrook to Exeter 2005 The 1915 Service 4A from Axminster will serve Cranbrook at 2030 4A/4B 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 5 Last bus from Exeter to Crediton Tuckers Close 2030 Last bus from Crediton Tuckers Close to Exeter 2103 Last bus from Crediton High Street to Exeter 2107 5A/5C 24th Tuesday School Holiday service 5B 24th Tuesday School Holiday service except that the 2215 journey from Barnstaple to Great Torrington will not operate 6/6A 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 7/7A 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 9 Last bus from Exeter to Sidbury 1935 The 2035 departure from Exeter will terminate at Sidmouth at 2112 Last bus from Sidmouth to Sidbury 2014 Last bus from Sidbury to Exeter 2017 Last bus from Sidbury to Sidmouth 2030 Last bus from Sidmouth to Exeter (9A) 2052 (24th) 2047 (31st) 9A 24th Tuesday School Holiday service X38 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 39 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 55/55A Last bus from Exeter to Tiverton 1830 Last bus from Tiverton Bus Station to Lea Road 1854 Last bus from Tiverton (Lea Road) to Exeter 1905 Last bus from Tiverton Bus Station to Exeter 2015 55B 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 56 Last bus from Exeter St Davids to Exeter Airport 1950 Last bus from Cheeke Street to Exeter Airport 2000 Last bus from Exeter Airport St Davids Station 2035 56B Last bus from Exmouth Parade to Byron Way 2040 56E Last bus from Byron Way to Exmouth Parade 2050 57 Last bus from Exeter to Brixington 2015 Last bus from Exmouth to Brixington 2050 Last bus from Brixington to Exmouth & Exeter 2003 Last bus from Exmouth to Exeter 2025 99E Last bus from Littleham to Pines Road 2003 Last bus from Parade to Pines Road 2015 Last bus from Pines Road to Littleham 1931 The 2031 departure from Pines Road will terminate at the Parade at 2050 Last bus from Parade to Littleham 1950 155 Saturday Service 157 Saturday Service 357 Last Bus from Exmouth to Budleigh Salterton 2000 Last Bus from Budleigh Salterton to Exmouth 2020 EXeteR CITY SERVICES A Last bus from Alphington to Thornpark Rise 2008 Last bus from Alphington to High Street 2038 Last bus from High Street to Thornpark Rise 2030 Last bus from Thornpark Rise to High Street & Alphington 2025 Last bus from High Street to Alphington 2045 B 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service D Last bus from University to Pynes Hill & Digby 2021 Last bus from High Street to Pynes Hill & Digby 2032 Last bus from Digby to High St & University 1935 The 2035 departure from Digby will terminate at High Street at 2059 Last bus from High Street to University 2032 E Last bus from Savoy Hill to Exwick 2017 Last bus from Lancelot Road to Exwick 2040 The 2047 departure from Savoy Hill will terminate at the High Street at 2058 Last bus from High Street to Exwick 2030 Last bus from Exwick to Lancelot Road & Savoy Hill 2008 The 2038 departure from Exwick will terminate at High Street at 2059 Last bus from High Street to Lancelot Road & Savoy Hill 2030 F2 Last bus from Pinhoe to Summerway & Exwick 1945 The 2015 departure from Pinhoe will terminate at High Street at 2040 Last bus from High Street to Exwick 2015 Last bus from Exwick to Summerway & Pinhoe 2022 Last bus from High Street to Summerway & Pinhoe 2045 H Last bus from St Davids Station to Digby 1956 Last bus from St Davids Station to High Street & RDE Hospital 2026 Last bus from High Street to RDE Hospital 2033 Last bus from Digby to RDE Hospital, High St & St Davids Stn 2001 Last bus from RDE Hospital to High St & St Davids Stn 2018 Last bus from High Street to St Davids Station 2031 I/JK//T Last bus from Digby to Whipton & High Street & Digby (I) 1947 Last bus from the Science Park to Whipton & High Street 2005 as normal timetable Last bus from Whipton Barton to High Street (K) 2028 Last bus from High Street to Countess Wear & Topsham (T) 1945 Last bus from High Street to Countess Wear & Digby (I) 2015 Last bus from,Digby to The Rydons, High St & Whipton Barton (J) 1942 Last bus from Topsham to High Street & Whipton Barton (T) 2015 Last bus from High Street to Science Park (K) 1943 as normal timetable Last bus from High Street to Whipton Barton (T) 2043 L Last bus from Fore Street to Pinhoe 2014 Last bus from Pinhoe Station to High Street & South Street 2045 P Last bus from Pennsylvania to Crossmead 1956 Last bus from High Street to Crossmead 2012 Last bus from Crossmead to Pennsylvania 1928 The 2028 departure from Crossmead will terminate at High Street at 2045 Last Bus from High Street to Pennsylvania 1946 R Last Bus from High Street to Rifford Road via Heavitree 2015 Last Bus from Rifford Rd to High Street via Topsham Rd 2032 S Last Bus from High Street to Rifford Road viaTopsham Rd 2001 Last Bus from Rifford Road to High Street via Heavitree 2017 PARK & RIDE SERVICES Green 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service Red 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service TORBAY & NEWTON ABBOT AREA 2 Last bus from Exeter to Newton Abbot 1940 Last bus from Dawlish to Newton Abbot 2022 Last bus from Teignmouth to Newton Abbot 2035 Last bus from Newton Abbot to Exeter 2010 Last bus from Teignmouth to Exeter 2042 Last bus from Dawlish to Exeter 2053 7/7A 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 12 Last bus from Newton Abbot to Brixham 1940 The 2000 departure from Newton Abbot will terminate at Paignton at 2046 (24th) & 2049 (31st) The 2020 departure from Newton Abbot will terminate at Paignton at 2104 (24th) & 2107 (31st) Last bus from Torquay Strand to Brixham 2015 The 2035 departure from Torquay Strand will terminate at Paignton at 2046 (24th) & 2049(31st) The 2053 departure from Torquay Strand will terminate at Paignton at 2104 (24th) & 2107 (31st) Last bus from Paignton to Brixham 2031 Last bus from Brixham to Newton Abbot 1945 The 2005 & 2025 departures from Brixham will terminate at Newton Road (Asda) at 2054 & 2113 Last bus from Paignton to Newton Abbot 2006 The 2026 & 2046 departures from Paignton will terminate at Newton Rd (Asda) at 2054 & 2113 Last bus from Torquay Cary Parade to Newton Abbot 2023 13 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 17 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 18 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 22 Last Bus from Dawlish Warren to Torquay Strand 2010 (normal service) Last bus from St Marychurch to Torquay Strand 2025 then 2106 Last Bus from Torquay Strand to Dawlish Warren 1900 (normal service) Last Bus from Torquay Strand to St Marychurch 2043 Last Bus from Paignton to Roselands 2035 Last bus from Roselands to Paignton 2017* 24th) 2012 (31st) *time at South Devon College 23 Last bus from Paignton to Goodrington & White Rock 2005 Last bus from White Rock to Paignton 2051* 24th) 2050 (31st) *time at South Devon College 31 Last bus from Barton, Padacre Rd to Cary Parade 2008 Last bus from Cary Parade to Barton, Padacre Rd 2020 35A Last bus from Torbay Hospital to Torquay Strand 2015 Last bus from Torquay Strand to Torbay Hospital 2015 35C Last bus from Cary Parade to St.Marychurch & The Willows 2000 Last bus from The Willows to St Marychurch & Cary Parade 2032 39 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 77A Last bus from Sherborne Road to Highweek 2010 Last Bus from Hele Park to Buckland 1925 Last bus from Hele Park to Sherborne Road 2025 Last bus from Sherborne Road to Buckland 1945 Last Bus from Buckland to Sherborne Rd and Highweek 1957 Fox Last bus from Paignton to Foxhole 2035 Last bus from Ramshill Road to Paignton 2044 Gold Torquay - Plymouth Last bus from Torquay to Plymouth 1810 The 1920 departure from Torquay Strand will terminate at Totnes at 1956 The 2040 departure from Torquay Strand will terminate at Totnes at 2116 Last Bus from Paignton to Plymouth 1835 The 2056 departure from Paignton will terminate at Totnes at 2116 Last bus from Totnes to Plymouth 1900 Last bus from Plymouth to Paignton and Torquay 2010 Last bus from Totnes to Paignton and Torquay 2115 NORTH DEVON, BUDE & NORTH CORNWALL AREA 5B 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service except that the 2215 journey from Barnstaple to Great Torrington will not operate 6/6A 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 9 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 10/10A 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 11A/ Last bus From Barnstaple to Whiddon Valley 2033 11C Last Bus From Whiddon Valley to Barnstaple 2048 12A/C 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 14/16 24th & 31st Tuesday School Holiday service 15A/C 24th Tuesday School Holiday service, 31st Saturday service 19 Last Bus from Barnstaple to Roundswell 2005 Last Bus from Rounsdwell to Barnstaple
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