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School Bus Info BUS ROUTE INFORMATION TO ST MARY'S COLLEGE SEPTEMBER 2019 – 2020 (Please note this information can be subject to change) Updated 15.8.19 940 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Anlaby Road to St Mary's College ANLABY ROAD/HULL ROYAL INFIRMARY, via Anlaby Rd (to get to St Mary’s College the bus will take the following route, however it will not be picking students up from Calvert Lane onwards) Calvert Lane, Spring Bank West, Chanterlands Avenue, Cranbrook Avenue to ST MARY’S COLLEGE Departs Anlaby Road (HRI) 7.50am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm 956 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Diadem Grove to St Mary's College DIADEM GROVE, Holderness Road, Shannon Road, Saltshouse Road, Dunvegan Road, Howdale Road, Saltshouse Road, Bellfield Avenue, Savoy Road, Ings Road, Cavendish Road, Leads Road, Midmere Avenue, Barnstaple Road, Holwell Road, Sutton Road, Greenwood Avenue, Cranbrook Avenue to ST MARY'S COLLEGE Departs Diadem Grove 7.35am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm 957 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Preston Road to St Mary's College PRESTON ROAD (outside Eastern Cemetery), Annandale Road, Wingfield Road, Staveley Road, Diadem Grove, Holderness Road, Summergangs Road, Chamberlain Road, Stoneferry Road, Clough Road, Cottingham Road, Cranbrook Avenue to ST MARY’S COLLEGE Departs Preston Road 7.50am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm 958 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Victoria Dock to St Mary's College GARRISON ROAD/PLIMSOLL WAY, Plimsoll Way, South Bridge Road, Hedon Road, Marfleet Lane, Marfleet Avenue, Preston Road, Southcoates Lane, Holderness Road, Summergangs Road, James Reckitt Avenue, Chamberlain Road, Stoneferry, Clough Road, Cottingham Road, Cranbrook Avenue to ST MARY'S COLLEGE Departs Garrison Road 7.40am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm 959 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Holderness Road to St Mary's College HOLDERNESS ROAD, (Opposite Four in Hand), Holderness Road, Southcoates Lane, Preston Road, Holmpton Grove, St John's Grove, Exeter Grove, Bilsdale Grove, Southcoates Lane, Newbridge Road, Ellis Street, Mount Pleasant, Holderness Road, Witham, Cleveland Street, Stoneferry Road, Clough Road, Cottingham Road, Cranbrook Avenue to ST MARY'S COLLEGE Departs Holderness Road 7.35am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm 960 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Honiton Road to St Mary's College HONITON ROAD (before Dalwood Close), Holwell Road, Barnstaple Road, Midmere Avenue, Leads Road, Wawne Road, Noddle Hill Way, Wawne Road, Holwell Road, Bude Road, Cheltenham Avenue, Littondale, Ennerdale, Sutton Road, Greenwood Avenue, Cranbrook Avenue to ST MARY'S COLLEGE Departs Honiton Road/Holwell Road 7.45am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm 961 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Askew Avenue to St Mary's College ASKEW AVENUE (first stop Hessle Road end), Boothferry Road, Darleys roundabout, Beverley Road, Wilson Street, Hull Road, Springfield Way, Gorton Road, Kingston Road, Willerby Road, Calvert Lane, Priory Road, Newgate Street, South Street, Baynard Avenue, West End Road, Harland Way, round the Skidby roundabout, Harland Way, Northgate, New Village Road, Hull Road, Bricknell Avenue, Fairfax Avenue, Hall Road, Inglemire Lane to ST MARY’S COLLEGE Departs Askew Avenue 7.30am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm 962 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE First Lane Anlaby to St Mary’s College First Lane Anlaby, Boothferry Road, Beverley Road, Northgate, Hessle Square, Hull Road Hessle, Hessle High Road, Summergroves, Tilbury Road, Gower Road, Anlaby Park Road, Anlaby Road, Calvert Lane, Spring Bank West, Chanterlands Avenue, Cottingham Road, Cranbrook Avenue to ST MARY’S COLLEGE Departs First Lane Anlaby 7.30am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm The services SMC 1, 2 and 3 are not pay-as-you travel bus services. Please contact Mrs Craft at the College on 851136 for further information on these services and how to apply for a pass. SMC1 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Leconfield to St Mary’s College LECONFIELD (Grange Road/Lisset Close bus stop), A164, Molescroft roundabout, Molescroft Road, A164, Sow Hill Bus Station, Hengate, Norwood, Swinemoor Lane, Woodmansey, Dunswell to ST MARY’S COLLEGE. Departs Leconfield 7.30am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm SMC2 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Walkington to St Mary’s College WALKINGTON (Autherd Garth), through the main street in Walkington, Market Weighton (Holme Road), Bishop Burton (Altisdora), (for Cherry Burton) left onto Bishop Burton Road, Right on to Main Street, Right onto B1248 then A1035, right at the roundabout on to the A1035 which leads into Beverley and the Molescroft roundabout, left on to the ring road A1035, right on to Woodhall Way (before the Driffield Roundabout), New Walkergate, Victoria Road to ST MARY’S COLLEGE Departs Walkington 7.15am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm SMC3 – ST MARY’S COLLEGE & JOWETT/ELLIE ROSE Ottringham to St Mary’s College OTTRINGHAM (White Horse) Keyingham (Ship Inn), Burstwick, (Main Street), Hedon (Johnsons Corner), Hedon (Co-Op Store), Staithes Road, Preston to Bilton Road, Bilton to ST MARY’S COLLEGE Departs Ottringham (White Horse) 7.25am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm The 955 service detailed below is independently run by Jowett/Ellie Rose travel. For information regarding this service please contact Jowett/Ellie Rose on 890616. Kesteven Way to St Mary’s College Cumbrian Way (Hill Top Farm), Lothian Way, Grampian Way, Pennine Way, Cumbrian Way, Kesteven Way, right into Kingsbury Way, right onto Kesteven Way, Richmond Lane into Kingswood Medical Centre bus loop, Richmond Way, Runneymede Avenue, Runneymede Way, into Asda bus loop, Thomas Clarkson Way, Ennerdale, Littondale, Nidderdale, Littondale, Ennerdale, Sutton Road, Greenwood Avenue to ST MARY’S COLLEGE. Departs Hill Top Farm Cumbrian Way 7.30am Leaves St Mary’s College 3.45pm .
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