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174 Harold Hill – Romford – Dagenham 174 HaroldHill–Romford–Dagenham 174 Mondays to Fridays HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 0445 0457 0509 0519 0529 0539 0547 0555 0603 1918 1926 1934 1942 1951 2000 2010 2022 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 0449 0501 0513 0523 0533 0544 0552 0600 0608 Then 1923 1931 1939 1947 1956 2005 2015 2027 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 0454 0506 0518 0528 0539 0550 0558 0606 0614 about 1929 1937 1945 1953 2002 2011 2021 2033 RomfordStation 0501 0513 0525 0535 0546 0557 0605 0614 0623 every 1940 1947 1955 2003 2012 2021 2031 2043 DagenhamTheEastbrook 0510 0522 0534 0544 0555 0606 0614 0623 0632 7 1952 1959 2007 2015 2024 2032 2042 2054 DagenhamHeathwayStation 0515 0527 0539 0551 0602 0613 0622 0632 0641 mins. 2000 2007 2015 2023 2032 2040 2050 2102 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 0519 0531 0543 0555 0606 0617 0627 0637 0646 until 2004 2011 2019 2027 2036 2044 2054 2106 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 0524 0536 0549 0601 0612 0623 0633 0643 0652 2010 2017 2025 2033 2042 2050 2100 2112 HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 2034 2046 2058 2110 2122 2135 2147 2159 2211 2223 2235 2246 2258 2334 2346 2358 0010 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 2039 2051 2103 2115 2127 2140 2152 2204 2216 2228 2240 2251 2303 Then 2339 2350 0002 0014 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 2045 2057 2109 2121 2133 2145 2157 2209 2221 2233 2245 2256 2308 every 2344 2355 0006 0018 RomfordStation 2055 2107 2119 2130 2142 2154 2206 2218 2229 2241 2253 2304 2316 &' 2352 0003 0014 0026 DagenhamTheEastbrook 2106 2118 2130 2141 2153 2205 2217 2228 2239 2250 2302 2313 2324 mins. 0000 0011 0022 0034 DagenhamHeathwayStation 2114 2126 2137 2148 2200 2212 2224 2235 2246 2257 2308 2319 2330 until 0006 0017 0028 0040 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 2118 2130 2141 2152 2204 2216 2227 2238 2249 2300 2311 2322 2333 0009 0020 0031 0043 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 2124 2136 2147 2158 2209 2221 2232 2243 2254 2305 2316 2327 2338 0014 0025 0036 0048 174 Mondays to Fridays (school holidays) HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 0445 0457 0509 0519 0529 0539 0617 1849 1942 1951 2000 2010 0010 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 0449 0501 0513 0523 0533 0543 Then 0623 Then 1854 Then 1947 1956 2005 2015 Then 0014 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 0454 0506 0518 0528 0538 0548 about 0629 about 1900 about 1953 2002 2011 2021 about 0019 RomfordStation 0501 0513 0525 0535 0545 0555 every 0638 every 1911 every 2003 2012 2021 2031 every12 0028 DagenhamTheEastbrook 0510 0522 0534 0545 0555 0606 ( 0649 7 1924 7-8 2015 2024 2033 2043 minutes 0037 DagenhamHeathwayStation 0514 0526 0538 0549 0559 0610 mins. 0654 mins. 1930 mins. 2020 2029 2038 2048 until 0041 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 0518 0530 0542 0553 0603 0614 until 0659 until 1938 until 2026 2035 2044 2054 0046 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 0523 0535 0547 0558 0608 0619 0704 1943 2031 2040 2049 2059 0051 174 Saturdays (also Good Friday) HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 0445 0545 0557 0609 0621 0633 0645 0657 0709 0739 1810 1910 1922 1934 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 0449 Then 0549 0601 0613 0625 0637 0650 0702 0714 Then 0744 Then 1815 Then 1915 1927 1939 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 0453 every 0553 0605 0617 0629 0642 0655 0708 0720 about 0750 about 1821 about 1921 1933 1945 RomfordStation 0500 &+ 0600 0612 0624 0637 0650 0703 0716 0728 every 0800 every 1833 every 1932 1944 1956 DagenhamTheEastbrook 0509 mins. 0609 0621 0633 0646 0659 0712 0725 0737 &, 0810 * 1845 &, 1944 1956 2007 DagenhamHeathwayStation 0516 until 0616 0628 0640 0653 0706 0719 0732 0744 mins. 0817 mins. 1854 mins. 1953 2004 2015 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 0519 0619 0631 0644 0657 0710 0723 0736 0748 until 0821 until 1900 until 1958 2009 2020 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 0524 0624 0636 0649 0702 0715 0728 0741 0753 0826 1906 2004 2015 2026 HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 1946 1958 2010 2022 2034 2122 2134 2146 2158 2210 2222 2234 2246 2258 2310 0010 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 1951 2003 2015 2027 2038 Then 2126 2138 2150 2202 2214 2226 2238 2250 2302 2314 Then 0014 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 1957 2009 2021 2033 2044 about 2132 2143 2155 2207 2219 2231 2243 2255 2307 2318 every 0018 RomfordStation 2007 2019 2031 2043 2054 every 2142 2153 2205 2216 2228 2240 2252 2304 2315 2326 &' 0026 DagenhamTheEastbrook 2018 2030 2041 2053 2104 &' 2152 2203 2214 2225 2237 2249 2301 2313 2324 2335 mins. 0035 DagenhamHeathwayStation 2026 2038 2049 2100 2111 mins. 2159 2210 2221 2232 2244 2256 2308 2319 2330 2341 until 0041 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 2031 2042 2053 2104 2115 until 2203 2214 2225 2236 2248 2300 2311 2322 2333 2344 0044 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 2037 2048 2059 2110 2121 2208 2219 2230 2241 2253 2305 2316 2327 2338 2349 0049 174 Sundays and other Public Holidays (except Christmas Day) HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 0605 0625 0645 0705 0725 0740 0755 0810 0825 0837 0849 0901 0913 0925 1119 1132 1143 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 0609 0629 0649 0709 0729 0744 0759 0814 0829 0841 0853 0906 0918 0930 Then 1124 1137 1148 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 0615 0635 0655 0715 0735 0750 0805 0820 0835 0847 0859 0913 0925 0937 about 1132 1145 1156 RomfordStation 0623 0643 0703 0723 0743 0759 0814 0829 0844 0856 0909 0923 0935 0947 every 1145 1158 1210 DagenhamTheEastbrook 0632 0652 0712 0732 0752 0808 0823 0838 0853 0905 0919 0933 0945 0958 &' 1157 1210 1222 DagenhamHeathwayStation 0638 0658 0718 0738 0759 0815 0830 0845 0900 0913 0927 0941 0954 1007 mins. 1208 1221 1233 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 0641 0701 0722 0742 0803 0819 0834 0849 0904 0917 0931 0945 0959 1012 until 1214 1227 1239 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 0646 0706 0727 0747 0808 0824 0839 0854 0909 0923 0937 0951 1005 1018 1221 1234 1246 HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 1154 1254 1307 1320 1333 1346 1358 1410 1422 1434 1634 1646 1810 0010 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 1159 Then 1259 1312 1325 1338 1351 1403 1415 1427 1439 Then 1639 1651 Then 1815 Then 0015 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 1207 every 1307 1320 1333 1346 1359 1410 1422 1434 1445 every 1645 1657 every 1821 about 0019 RomfordStation 1221 &' 1321 1334 1347 1400 1412 1423 1434 1445 1456 &' 1656 1708 &' 1832 every 0026 DagenhamTheEastbrook 1233 mins. 1333 1346 1359 1412 1424 1435 1446 1457 1508 mins. 1708 1719 mins. 1843 &' 0035 DagenhamHeathwayStation 1245 until 1345 1358 1410 1422 1433 1444 1455 1506 1517 until 1717 1728 until 1852 mins. 0041 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 1251 1351 1403 1415 1427 1438 1449 1500 1511 1522 1722 1733 1857 until 0044 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 1258 1358 1410 1421 1433 1444 1455 1506 1517 1528 1728 1739 1903 0049 OperatedbyStagecoach London www.londonbusroutes.net 21.12.20 174 Dagenham–Romford–HaroldHill 174 Mondays to Fridays DagenhamMarshWayCEME 0450 0502 0514 0524 0534 0544 0552 0600 0608 1831 1911 1950 2002 2014 2026 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 0457 0509 0521 0531 0541 0551 0600 0608 0616 Then 1839 Then 1919 Then 1958 2010 2022 2034 DagenhamHeathwayStation 0502 0514 0526 0536 0546 0556 0605 0614 0623 about 1850 about 1928 about 2006 2017 2028 2040 DagenhamTheEastbrook 0507 0519 0531 0541 0551 0601 0610 0620 0629 every 1858 every 1936 every 2013 2024 2035 2047 RomfordStation 0516 0528 0540 0550 0600 0612 0622 0632 0641 7 1911 * 1949 &, 2025 2036 2047 2058 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 0523 0535 0547 0557 0609 0621 0631 0641 0650 mins. 1922 mins. 2000 mins. 2035 2046 2056 2107 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 0527 0539 0551 0602 0614 0626 0636 0646 0656 until 1930 until 2007 until 2041 2052 2102 2113 HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 0532 0544 0556 0607 0619 0631 0641 0651 0701 1937 2013 2047 2058 2108 2119 DagenhamMarshWayCEME 2038 2138 2150 2202 2214 2226 2238 2250 2302 2314 2326 2338 2350 0002 0014 0050 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 2046 Then 2146 2158 2210 2222 2234 2246 2258 2309 2321 2333 2345 2357 0009 0020 Then 0056 DagenhamHeathwayStation 2051 every 2151 2203 2215 2227 2239 2251 2302 2313 2325 2337 2349 0001 0013 0024 every 0100 DagenhamTheEastbrook 2058 &' 2158 2210 2221 2233 2245 2257 2308 2319 2330 2342 2354 0006 0018 0029 &' 0105 RomfordStation 2109 mins. 2209 2220 2231 2243 2255 2306 2317 2328 2339 2351 0003 0015 0026 0037 mins. 0113 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 2118 until 2218 2229 2240 2252 2303 2314 2325 2336 2347 2358 0010 0022 0033 0044 until 0120 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 2124 2224 2235 2246 2257 2308 2319 2330 2341 2352 0003 0015 0027 0038 0049 0125 HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 2130 2230 2241 2252 2303 2314 2325 2336 2347 2358 0009 0020 0032 0043 0054 0130 174 Mondays to Fridays (school holidays) DagenhamMarshWayCEME 0450 0502 0514 0524 0534 0544 0552 0600 0608 0615 1831 1920 1950 0050 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 0456 0508 0520 0530 0540 0550 0558 0606 0614 0622 Then 1838 Then 1926 Then 1956 Then 0056 DagenhamHeathwayStation 0501 0513 0525 0535 0545 0555 0603 0612 0620 0628 about 1848 about 1933 about 2003 about 0100 DagenhamTheEastbrook 0505 0517 0529 0539 0549 0559 0607 0617 0625 0633 every 1855 every 1940 every 2010 every 0105 RomfordStation 0515 0527 0539 0549 0559 0609 0618 0628 0636 0645 7 1910 * 1954 &, 2023 &' 0114 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 0523 0535 0547 0557 0607 0618 0627 0637 0645 0654 mins. 1922 mins. 2003 mins. 2032 mins. 0122 HaroldHillHilldeneAvenue 0528 0540 0552 0602 0612 0623 0632 0642 0650 0659 until 1929 until 2009 until 2038 until 0128 HaroldHillDagnamParkSquare 0533 0545 0557 0607 0617 0628 0637 0647 0655 0704 1935 2015 2044 0133 174 Saturdays (also Good Friday) DagenhamMarshWayCEME 0450 0505 0520 0535 0550 0602 0614 0626 0638 0650 0702 0714 0754 1750 1850 DagenhamNewRoad/KentAvenue 0456 0511 0527 0542 0557 0609 0621 0633 0645 0657 0709 0721 Then 0801 Then 1759 Then 1858 DagenhamHeathwayStation 0500 0515 0531 0547 0602 0614 0626 0638 0650 0702 0714 0726 about 0806 about 1809 about 1908 DagenhamTheEastbrook 0504 0520 0536 0552 0607 0619 0631 0643 0656 0708 0720 0732 every 0812 every 1817 every 1916 RomfordStation 0513 0529 0545 0601 0616 0628 0640 0652 0705 0718 0731 0743 &, 0824 * 1829 &, 1928 GallowsCornerStraightRoad 0520 0536 0552 0608 0623 0635 0648 0700 0713 0726 0739 0751 mins.
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