Demand Responsive Service - DR04 South Harrogate Village Bus Effective 11 April 2016

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Demand Responsive Service - DR04 South Harrogate Village Bus Effective 11 April 2016 Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday This service operates in the area to the south of Harrogate. Journeys operate from the area as follows: Thursday Monday, Tuesday, Friday North Rigton 10.20 Spofforth 10.10 Kirkby Overblow 10.30 Sicklinghall 10.20 Kearby 10.40 Kearby 10.30 Sicklinghall 10.50 Kirkby Overblow 10.35 Wetherby arr 11.00 North Rigton 10.45 Spofforth 11.10 Pannal * 10.55 Wetherby arr 11.20 Harrogate arr 11.15 Wetherby dep 13.00 Harrogate dep 13.15 *The following pick up points are available, please indicate your preference when booking: Rosedale Corner or Yew Tree Lane. The fare for this service is £1.50 single or £3.00 return. To use this service, you will first need to complete and return a registration form, then call the number below to make a booking. This service is available to people that have limited or no access to other public transport, or people with a mobility difficulty which makes regular public transport difficult to use. Please note, these timings are approximate depending on bookings taken. To use this service, you will need to book your journey in advance. To book your seat please tel 01609 533877 between 10:00-12 noon Monday to Friday. An early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. Community Transport Line: 01609 533877 (open 10:00-12:00 noon Mon-Fri) Business and Environmental Services Register to use North Yorkshire Community Transport Services First name . Surname . Address . Post code . Date of birth . Home phone number . .Mobile . Email address . Tell us about yourself Do you find it difficult or impossible to use public transport? If so, please tell us why: . Please tick all of the statements that apply to you: I use a walking aid . I am partially sighted or blind . I find it difficult to climb stairs . I have a speech difficulty . I have a learning difficulty . I have a hearing difficulty . I use a wheelchair . I find walking difficult . If you use a wheelchair, please tell us the: Make . Model . Please note, if you do use a wheelchair we will be in touch to arrange a risk assessment visit prior to travel . Is there anything else we should be aware of to ensure you are transported safely and comfortably? . Please return this form to the following address: Integrated Passenger Transport, North Yorkshire County Council, County Hall, Northallerton, North Yorkshire DL7 8AD.

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