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Effective 1 September 2020 HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY (0840 - 1445) CALDERMOOR – STANSFIELD – LITTLEBOROUGH – HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY Service 850 TFGM Contract No. 0455 TFGM Contract No: 0455 Minimum Capacity: 85 Minimum Capacity: 85 Operator Code: RDT Operator Code: RDT CALDERMOOR, Calderbrook Road/Eric Street 0745 HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY 1500 Littleborough, Clough Rd 0747 Smithy Bridge, Station 1508 Stansfield, Barnes Meadow 0751 Littleborough, Square 1516 Littleborough, Square 0758 Stansfield, Barnes Meadow 1521 Littleborough, Station 0759 Littleborough, Clough Rd 1524 Smithy Bridge, Station 0810 CALDERMOOR, Calderbrook Road/Eric Street 1526 HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY 0820 SERVICE 850: From CALDERMOOR, Calderbrook Road/Eric Street via Calderbrook Road, Barnes Meadow, Drake Road, Frobisher Road, Drake Road, Barnes Meadow, Todmorden Road, Church Street, Railway Street, Station Road to Littleborough Station, Station Road, Railway Street, Church Street, Featherstall Road, New Road, Smithy Bridge Road, Milnrow Road, Wildhouse Lane, Kiln Lane, Pennine Drive to HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY. Returns via Cornfield Street, Wellington Street, Highfield Road, St. James' Street, Smith Hill, Hursted Road, Kiln Lane, Wildhouse Lane, Milnrow Road, Smithy Bridge Road, New Road, Featherstall Road, Church Street, Railway Street, Station Road to Littleborough Station then Station Road, Railway Street, Church Street, Todmorden Road, Barnes Meadow, Calderbrook Road to CALDERMOOR, Calderbrook Road/Eric Street. HALIFAX ROAD – WARDLE – HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY Service 854 TFGM Contract No. 0332 TFGM Contract No: 0332 Minimum Capacity: 70 Minimum Capacity: 70 Operator Code: RDT Operator Code: RDT Halifax Road/Hamer Lane 0738 HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY 1500 Wardle Academy 0746 Firgrove, Albert Royds St 1508 Wardle Chapel 0751 Wardle, Ramsden Road/Birch Road 1515 Wardle Road/Low Hill 0757 Wardle, Chapel 1516 Rochdale Road/Hartley Street 0809 Birch Road/Halifax Road 1521 HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY 0821 Howarth Cross 1526 SERVICES 854: From HALIFAX ROAD/HAMER LANE via Halifax Road, Birch Road, Ramsden Road to Wardle Chapel, Ramsden Road, Wardle Road, Halifax Road, Albert Royds Street, Milnrow Road, Rochdale Road, Bridge Street, Kiln Lane, Pennine Drive to HOLLINGWORTH ACADEMY. Returns via Cornfield Street, Dale Street, Bridge Street, Rochdale Road, Albert Royds Street, Halifax Road, Wardle Road, Ramsden Road to Wardle Chapel, Ramsden Road, Birch Road, Halifax Road to HOWARTH CROSS. .

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