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Buses from Romford South Collier Row Road Collier Row 294 White Hart Lane Library COLLIER ROW Havering Park Lodge Lane 294 Noak Hill Firbank Road 252 Tees Drive White Hart Lane Collier Row Lane Mawney Road Percy Road Dagnam Park Drive Havering Road Parklands School HAROLD Mawney Road Birch Road Harold Hill HILL Gooshays Drive Mawney Road Susan Close The yellow tinted area includes every Mawney Road Eastern Avenue North Street Cedar Road bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles Harold Wood from Romford South. Main stops are Mawney Road Oak Street shown in the white area outside. Squirrels Heath Road Mawney Road Como Street North Street Park Drive Ardleigh Green Road Mawney Road Olive Street Southend Arterial Road North Street The Avenue Ardleigh Green School St. Edward’s Way St. Edward’s Way Mawney Road North Street 248 N15 Squirrels Heath Lane Romford Market ROMFORD Hardley Crescent Western Road TOWN CENTRE Squirrels Heath Lane 165 Romford Brewery Romford GIDEA PARK Northumberland Avenue Squirrels Heath Lane GE D Brentwood Road Brentwood Road Gidea Park A O Upper Brentford Road 193 Queen’s Hospital RGE E Princes Road Cranham Road Drill Roundabout S WHEATSHEAF RD LAN N F Gidea Park E S D S TR AR RICHMOND RO OS G EET E M Brentwood Road LO UT Brentwood Road Salisbury Road TH Frances Bardsley OAD G Academy D R PARK L Slewins Lane C OO W Brooklands Gardens NT E RE B AN S Slewins Lane O E U K DOUGLAS ROAD Walden Way TH YME R J S H CR T R AIGDA Osbourne Road E Butts Green Road E OAD T Burntwood Avenue MOKE ROAD DY LE Avon Road Brook R County Park 193 Trading O Hail & Ride Emerson Park AD Estate D Estate section Essex Gardens Rom Valley Retail Park DALE ALLAN Hall Lane Upminster Park LYON ROAD ROAD North Street Hubbards Estate Burnway Grosvenor Drive Close Waycross Road North Street Queen’s Theatre Wingletye Upminster Cranham South Street Clydesdale Road Lane Moor Lane Rush Green Road Rush Green Road High Street 248 Leonard Avenue Norwood Avenue HORNCHURCH Abbs Cross Lane Hornchurch Upminster Rush Green Road Roneo Corner Upminster Barton Avenue Hornchurch Road Hornchurch Road (not 165) Town Centre Road Rush Green Road Rush Green Road Park Lane Harrow Lodge Park Hacton Lane Bridge Clayton Road Dagenahm Road Upper Rainham Road Roneo Corner Hornchurch Road Becontree Heath Civic Centre Hayburn Way Upminster BECONTREE Tesco Hyland Way High Street St. Laurence Becontree Heath Bus Station Abbs Cross Lane Billet Lane 252 Church Upper Rainham Road Abbs Cross Gardens Becontree Martins Corner Gordon Avenue Station Lane The Avenue (not 252) Hacton Lane Longbridge Road Goodmayes Lane Abbs Cross Lane Ravenscourt UPMINSTER Upper Rainham Road Stanley Road Grove Barking Bus Garage Chestnut Avenue Station Lane Longbridge Road Barking Park Abbs Cross Lane Devonshire Road Beven Way BARKING Suttons Avenue Barking Upper Rainham Road Laburnham Avenue Barking Town Centre Abbs Cross Academy Hornchurch Upper Rainham Road Ascot East Ham Newham Town Hall Elm Park Avenue Gardens Harrow Lodge Park Brian Close Upton Park Hail & Ride Elm Park Avenue section Warren Drive Elm Park Avenue Elm Park Avenue St. George’s Hospital Plaistow Barking Road Woburn Avenue Elm Parade Canning Town ELM PARK Elm Park Hornchurch Country Park Poplar All Saints Coronation Drive Coronation Drive Arbour Way Calbourne Avenue Aireld Way Limehouse South End Road Aldgate East Mungo Park Road Wood Lane N15 South End Road continues to Ford Lane Oxford Circus South Hornchurch RAINHAM Cherry Tree Lane 165 Buses from Romford South Rainham Rainham Upminster Road Lake Rainham © Transport for London Dovers Corner Tesco North Avenue Abbey Wood Lane Information correct from 30 September 2017 Buses from RomfordDestination finder South Route finder Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Bus routes Bus stops Destination Towards Bus stops Elm Park Avenue Warren Drive and 252 ,c ,d ,c ,e ,f Collier Row Road ACollier Row P 165 Rainham 294 White Hart Lane AbbsLibrary Cross Academy 165 ,c ,e ,f Woburn Avenue Piccadilly Circus N15 ,c ,d Romford Brewery ,g ,h ,j COLLIER ROW Noak Hill Havering Park Lodge Lane o ,c ,e ,f 294 ,c ,d 193 County Park Estate ,c ,e ,f Firbank Road Abbs252 Cross Lane 165 ,c ,e ,f Emerson Park 165 PlaistowTees Barking Drive Road N15 White Hart Lane Collier Row Lane ,c ,d Poplar All Saints D N15 ,c ,d Queen’s Hospital ,g ,h ,j Aldwych N15 G Dagnam Park Drive Mawney Road Percy Road ,c ,d Airfield Way 252 ,c ,d HAROLDQ 248 Cranham Mawney Road Birch Road Havering Road Parklands School Gidea Park o 294 ,c ,e ,f Harold Hill Romford Market ,j Aldgate East N15 ,c ,d HILL Queen’sGooshays Hospital Drive 193 ,g ,h ,j Mawney Road Susan Close Gidea Park Drill Roundabout 165, 294 ,c ,e ,f The yellow tinted area includes every 252 Collier Row ,j Ardleigh Green Road 294 ,c ,e ,f Mawney Road Eastern Avenue North Street Cedar Road bus stop up to one-and-a-half miles ,c ,e ,f R Harold Wood from Romford South.Grosvenor Main stops Drive are 193 Hornchurch ,c ,d Mawney Road Oak Street Southend Arterial Road shown in the white area outside. Rainham Abbey Wood Lane, 165 ,c ,e ,f H Squirrels Heath Road 294 Havering Park ,g ,h ,j Mawney Road Como Street Ardleigh Green SchoolNorth Street Park Drive 294 ,c ,e ,f Dovers Corner and Tesco Noak Hill ,c ,e ,f Hacton Lane Ravenscourt Grove 193 ,c ,e ,f Ardleigho o RGreen Road Mawney Road Olive Street Ascot Gardens 193 ,c ,e ,f RomfordSouthend Arterial Road 248, 252, N15 ,j Hall Lane 248 ,c ,d Avon Road North Street The Avenue248 ,c ,d and Romford Market 165, 193, 294 ,g ,h ,j Ardleigh Green School ,c ,e ,f Harold Hill Gooshays Drive 294 Romford Brewery 165, 193 ,g ,h ,j Night buses St. Edward’s Way St. Edward’sB Way o Squirrels Heath Lane Mawney Road North Street 248 N15 Harold Wood 294 ,c ,e ,f ,c ,d Destination Towards Bus stops Barking o R Romford Market N15 ROMFORD ,c ,d Roneo CornerHardley Crescent 248, 252 Harrow Lodge Park 248, 252 ,c ,d ,c ,d N15 Oxford Circus ,c ,d Barking Bus Garage Western Road N15TOWN CENTRE,c ,d RushSquirrels Green HeathRoad Lane N15 165 Romford Brewery ,j Romford Havering Park Firbank Road 294 ,g ,h ,j Northumberland Avenue Romford Market Becontree Martins Corner N15 ,c ,d GIDEA PARK S Squirrels Heath Lane GE D BrentwoodHavering Road Parklands SchoolBrentwood Road294 Gidea,g Park,h ,j UpperSt. Edward’s Brentford Road Way 165, 193 ,g ,h ,j A O ,c ,d 193 Queen’s Hospital Becontree Heath Bus Station and N15 RGE Cranham Road Drill Roundabout S NE Princes Road N WHEATSHEAF RD LA F E Billet Lane ,c ,e ,f Gidea Park ,j S High Street (Hornchurch) 165, 193 252 Other buses Civic Centre D S TR AR RICHMOND RO OS G EET E M Brentwood Road LO 248 ,c ,d St. George’s Hospital 252 ,c ,d Bus route Towards Bus stops Beven Way UT 193 ,c ,e ,f Brentwood Road Salisbury Road TH Frances Bardsley D Slewins Lane 165 ,c ,e ,f 648 Sch Cranham ,c ,d A G Hornchurch 193 ,c ,e ,f Cranham Road O ,c ,e ,f PARK L Academy Brentwood Road 165, 294 D R Slewins Lane C OO ,j W Brooklands Gardens South End Road Ford Lane 165 ,c ,e ,f Romford Market and Salisbury Road NT 252 ,c ,d E RE AN ,c ,e ,f B South End Road Wood Lane 252 ,c ,d 674 Sch Harold Hill S ,c ,e ,f Hornchurch Town Centre 165, 193 Slewins,c Lane ,e ,f Brentwood Road FrancesO Bardsley 165, 193, 294 E U K DOUGLAS ROAD Walden Way Romford Station ,g ,h ,j TH YME R South Hornchurch Cherry Tree Lane 165 ,c ,e ,f CR ,c ,d Academy and Princes RoadJ S H 248, 252 T R AIGDA Osbourne Road E Butts Green Road Squirrels Heath Lane 294 ,c ,e ,f Butts Green Road Burntwood AvenueE 165 OAD ,c ,e ,f ,c ,d T Hornchurch Country Park 252 Burntwood Avenue MOKE ROAD LE Squirrels Heath Road 294 ,c ,e ,f DY Hornchurch Road 248 ,c ,d Avon Road C Brook R County Park 193 Trading O Hail & Ride Emerson Park StationEstate Lane (Hornchurch) 193 ,c ,e ,f D AD ,c ,e ,f Key Canning Town D N15 Estate ,c ,d Hubbards Close section 193 Essex Gardens Rom Valley 252 ,c ,d 165 Day buses in black Cannon StreetRetail Park R N15 ,cDA LE,d Hall Lane Upminster Park ALLAN L N15 Night buses in blue LYON ROAD ROAD North Street HubbardsT Estate Collier Row Library 252 ,j ,cBurnway ,e ,f Close Waycross Road Connections with London Underground Lake Avenue Grosvenor Drive 165 ,c ,d Tower Hill N15 o Connections with London Overground 294 ,g ,h ,j R D ,c ,d Limehouse N15 North Street Trafalgar Square N15 ,c ,d o Connections with TfL Rail Wingletye Upminster Cranham Collier Row Lane 294 ,g ,h ,j Queen’s Theatre R Connections with National Rail South Street Clydesdale Road Lodge Lane 294 ,g ,h ,j forLane Charing Cross R Moor Lane Rush Green Road Rush Green Road ,j High Street 248 D Connections with DLR Collier Row NorwoodRoad White Avenue Hart Lane 252 HORNCHURCH Leonard Avenue Longbridge Road Abbs CrossN15 Lane Hornchurch,c ,d UpminsterU Sch Rush Green Road Roneo Corner Upminster School journeys Barton Avenue 294 Hornchurch,g ,h ,j Road Hornchurch Road (not 165) Town Centre Road Rush Green Road Rush Green Road Park Lane Ludgate CircusHarrow for Lodge City ParkThameslink R N15 ,c ,d Hacton Lane Bridgeo R ,c ,d Tube station with 24-hour service Friday and Clayton Road Dagenahm Road Upminster 248 Coronation DriveUpper Rainham Road 252 ,c ,d Saturday nights Roneo Corner Hornchurch Road and St.
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