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57 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 57 bus time schedule & line map 57 Pevensey Bay or Langney - Willingdon School View In Website Mode The 57 bus line (Pevensey Bay or Langney - Willingdon School) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Langney: 3:10 PM (2) Willingdon: 7:21 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 57 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 57 bus arriving. Direction: Langney 57 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Langney Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:10 PM Willingdon Community School, Willingdon Tuesday 3:10 PM Farmlands Way Shops, Polegate Wednesday 3:10 PM Southƒeld, Polegate Thursday 3:10 PM Wannock Road, Willingdon And Jevington Civil Parish Friday 3:10 PM Wannock Road Recreation Ground, Polegate Bernhard Gardens, Eastbourne Saturday Not Operational Railway Station, Polegate High Street, Eastbourne School Lane, Polegate 57 bus Info Direction: Langney Porters Way, Polegate Stops: 46 Junction Street, Eastbourne Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Willingdon Community School, Levett Road, Polegate Willingdon, Farmlands Way Shops, Polegate, Pevensey Road, Eastbourne Southƒeld, Polegate, Wannock Road Recreation Ground, Polegate, Railway Station, Polegate, School Shepham Lane, Polegate Lane, Polegate, Porters Way, Polegate, Levett Road, Jubilee Drive, Eastbourne Polegate, Shepham Lane, Polegate, Downley, Dittons, Chaucer Industrial Estate, Dittons, Dittons Farm, Downley, Dittons Dittons, Nursery, Dittons, Bluebell Barn, Dittons, Arun Way, Stone Cross, The Crossways, Stone Cross, Chaucer Industrial Estate, Dittons Dallaway Drive, Stone Cross, Windmill Green, Stone Cross, Uplands Farm, Stone Cross, Mill View Close, Dittons Farm, Dittons Westham, Gallows Lane Roundabout, Westham, Rattle Road, Westham, Eastbourne Road, Westham, Nursery, Dittons Church, Westham, Pevensey Castle, Pevensey, Church Lane, Pevensey, Level Crossing, Pevensey, Wallsend Road, Pevensey Bay, Coast Road, Pevensey Bluebell Barn, Dittons Bay, Seaville Drive, Pevensey Bay, Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay, Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay, Marine Arun Way, Stone Cross Avenue, Beachlands, The Square, Beachlands, Dittons Road, Westham Civil Parish Marine Avenue, Beachlands, Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay, Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay, Seaville Drive, The Crossways, Stone Cross Pevensey Bay, St Wilfrid's Church, Pevensey Bay, Val 2 Mimram Road, Westham Civil Parish Prinseps Road, Pevensey Bay, Timberlaine Road, Pevensey Bay, Martello Beach Holiday Park, Dallaway Drive, Stone Cross Pevensey Bay, Cannon Camp Site, Pevensey Bay, Old Martello Road, Langney, Tanbridge Road, Langney, Windmill Green, Stone Cross Asda, Langney Windmill Green, Westham Civil Parish Uplands Farm, Stone Cross Mill View Close, Westham Mill View Close, Westham Civil Parish Gallows Lane Roundabout, Westham Rattle Road, Westham Eastbourne Road, Westham Church, Westham High Street, Westham Civil Parish Pevensey Castle, Pevensey Church Lane, Pevensey Level Crossing, Pevensey Wallsend Road, Pevensey Bay Coast Road, Pevensey Bay Seaville Drive, Pevensey Bay Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay Marine Avenue, Beachlands Marine Avenue, Pevensey Civil Parish The Square, Beachlands Marine Avenue, Beachlands Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay Pebble Road, Pevensey Civil Parish Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay Seaville Drive, Pevensey Bay St Wilfrid's Church, Pevensey Bay Bay Road, Pevensey Civil Parish Val Prinseps Road, Pevensey Bay Timberlaine Road, Pevensey Bay Martello Beach Holiday Park, Pevensey Bay Cannon Camp Site, Pevensey Bay Old Martello Road, Langney Tanbridge Road, Langney Asda, Langney Pevensey Bay Road, Eastbourne Direction: Willingdon 57 bus Time Schedule 46 stops Willingdon Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:21 AM Asda, Langney Sovereign Close, Eastbourne Tuesday 7:21 AM Tanbridge Road, Langney Wednesday 7:21 AM Old Martello Road, Langney Thursday 7:21 AM Friday 7:21 AM Cannon Camp Site, Pevensey Bay Saturday Not Operational Martello Beach Holiday Park, Pevensey Bay Timberlaine Road, Pevensey Bay Val Prinseps Road, Pevensey Bay 57 bus Info Direction: Willingdon St Wilfrid's Church, Pevensey Bay Stops: 46 Trip Duration: 59 min Richmond Road, Pevensey Civil Parish Line Summary: Asda, Langney, Tanbridge Road, Richmond Road, Pevensey Bay Langney, Old Martello Road, Langney, Cannon Camp Site, Pevensey Bay, Martello Beach Holiday Park, Seaville Drive, Pevensey Bay Pevensey Bay, Timberlaine Road, Pevensey Bay, Val Prinseps Road, Pevensey Bay, St Wilfrid's Church, Pevensey Bay, Richmond Road, Pevensey Bay, Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay Seaville Drive, Pevensey Bay, Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay, Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay, Marine Avenue, Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay Beachlands, The Square, Beachlands, Marine Avenue, Beachlands, Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay, Marine Avenue, Beachlands Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay, Seaville Drive, Pevensey Marine Avenue, Pevensey Civil Parish Bay, Wallsend Road, Pevensey Bay, Level Crossing, Pevensey, Church Lane, Pevensey, Pevensey Castle, The Square, Beachlands Pevensey, Church, Westham, Eastbourne Road, Westham, Rattle Road, Westham, Gallows Lane Marine Avenue, Beachlands Roundabout, Westham, Gallows Lane, Westham, Mill View Close, Westham, Uplands Farm, Stone Cross, Pebble Road, Pevensey Bay Windmill Green, Stone Cross, The Crossways, Stone Pebble Road, Pevensey Civil Parish Cross, Arun Way, Stone Cross, Bluebell Barn, Dittons, Nursery, Dittons, Dittons Farm, Dittons, Chaucer Bay Avenue, Pevensey Bay Industrial Estate, Dittons, Downley, Dittons, Shepham Lane, Polegate, Levett Road, Polegate, Porters Way, Seaville Drive, Pevensey Bay Polegate, School Lane, Polegate, Railway Station, Polegate, Wannock Road Recreation Ground, Wallsend Road, Pevensey Bay Polegate, Farmlands Way, Polegate, Glen Close, Wannock, Willingdon Community School, Willingdon Level Crossing, Pevensey Church Lane, Pevensey Pevensey Castle, Pevensey Church, Westham High Street, Westham Civil Parish Eastbourne Road, Westham Rattle Road, Westham Gallows Lane Roundabout, Westham Gallows Lane, Westham Mill View Close, Westham Rattle Road, Westham Civil Parish Uplands Farm, Stone Cross Windmill Green, Stone Cross Windmill Green, Westham Civil Parish The Crossways, Stone Cross Arun Way, Stone Cross Dittons Road, Westham Civil Parish Bluebell Barn, Dittons Nursery, Dittons Dittons Farm, Dittons Station Road, Polegate Civil Parish Chaucer Industrial Estate, Dittons Downley, Dittons Shepham Lane, Polegate Levett Road, Polegate Porters Way, Polegate Station Road, Eastbourne School Lane, Polegate Railway Station, Polegate Wannock Road Recreation Ground, Polegate Bernhard Gardens, Eastbourne Farmlands Way, Polegate Wannock Road, Willingdon And Jevington Civil Parish Glen Close, Wannock Willingdon Community School, Willingdon 57 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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