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Timetable – Monday to Friday Monday 8 March Until 15 May 2021 London Waterloo to Salisbury, Bristol Temple Meads and Exeter Timetable – Monday to Friday Monday 8 March until 15 May 2021 London Waterloo to Salisbury, Bristol Temple Meads and Exeter London Waterloo 0710 0750 0820 0850 0920 1020 1120 Clapham Junction 0717u 0757u 0827u 0858u 0927u 1027u 1127u Woking 0736 0816 0846 0916 0947 1046 1146 Basingstoke 0720 0757 0837 0907 0937 1007 1107 1207 Overton 0728 0806 0846 0915 0946 1015 1115 1215 Whitchurch 0733 0811 0851 0920 0951 1020 1120 1220 Andover 0742 0820 0900 0929 1000 1029 1129 1229 Grateley 0749 0828 0908 0936 1008 1036 1136 1236 Salisbury arr 0801 0842 0920 0950 1025 1050 1151 1250 Salisbury dep 0607 0640 0738 0806 0910 1110 Warminster 0702 Westbury arr 0710 Westbury dep 0711 Trowbridge 0717 Bradford-on-Avon 0723 Bath Spa 0737 Oldfield Park 0740 Keynsham 0747 Bristol Temple Meads 0755 Tisbury 0621 0752 0820 0924 1124 Gillingham 0642 0803 0830 0935 1135 Templecombe 0650 0810 0942 1142 Sherborne 0657 0818 0950 1150 Yeovil Junction arr 0703 0823 0955 1155 Yeovil Junction dep 0530 0709 0839 1009 1209 Crewkerne 0539 0718 0849 1018 1218 Axminster 0553 0739 0903 1032 1232 Honiton arr 0605 0751 0915 1044 1244 Honiton dep 0606 0752 0932 1045 1245 Feniton 0612 0758 0938 1050 1250 Whimple 0617 0803 0943 1055 1255 Cranbrook 0622 0808 0947 1100 1300 Pinhoe 0626 0813 0951 1115 1315 Exeter Central 0631 0817 0956 1126 1326 Exeter St Davids 0635 0821 1000 1129 1329 Notes: u - Stops to let passengers join the train only. 1 Timetable – Monday to Friday Monday 8 March until 15 May 2021 London Waterloo to Salisbury, Bristol Temple Meads and Exeter B C London Waterloo 1220 1250 1320 1420 1520 1620 1650 1720 Clapham Junction 1227u 1257u 1327u 1427u 1527u 1627u 1657u Woking 1246 1316 1346 1446 1546 1646 1716 1746 Basingstoke 1307 1337 1407 1507 1607 1707 1737 1806 Overton 1345 1415 1515 1615 1715 1746 1816 Whitchurch 1350 1420 1520 1620 1720 1751 1821 Andover 1324 1359 1429 1529 1629 1729 1800 1830 Grateley 1406 1436 1536 1637 1736 1808 1838 Salisbury arr 1343 1424 1450 1550 1652 1750 1820 1850 Salisbury dep 1316 1409 1520 1720 1801 1810 Warminster 1435 1821 Westbury arr 1443 1829 Westbury dep 1455 1830 Trowbridge 1836 Bradford-on-Avon 1842 Bath Spa 1859 Oldfield Park Keynsham Bristol Temple Meads 1914 Tisbury 1330 1534 1734 1824 Gillingham 1341 1545 1745 1838 Templecombe 1348 1552 1752 1846 Sherborne 1356 1600 1800 1854 Yeovil Junction arr 1401 1605 1805 1859 Yeovil Junction dep 1409 1609 1809 1917 Crewkerne 1418 1618 1818 Axminster 1432 1632 1832 Honiton arr 1444 1644 1844 Honiton dep 1445 1645 1845 Feniton 1450 1650 1850 Whimple 1455 1655 1855 Cranbrook 1500 1700 1900 Pinhoe 1515 1715 1904 Exeter Central 1526 1728 1909 Exeter St Davids 1529 1731 1913 Notes: B – Train continues to Yeovil Pen Mill (1535) calling at Frome (1504), Bruton (1516) and Castle Cary (1522). C – Train continues to Westbury (2015) calling at Yeovil Pen Mill (1925), Castle Cary (1940), Bruton (1945) and Frome (1957). u - Stops to let passengers join the train only. 2 Timetable – Monday to Friday Monday 8 March until 15 May 2021 London Waterloo to Salisbury, Bristol Temple Meads and Exeter London Waterloo 1750 1820 1920 2020 2120 2220 2325 Clapham Junction 1828 1927u 2027u 2127u 2227u 2335u Woking 1816 1847 1946 2046 2149 2249 2354 Basingstoke 1837 1908 2007 2107 2210 2316 0014 Overton 1846 1916 2015 2115 2222 2324 0023 Whitchurch 1851 1921 2020 2120 2227 2329 0028 Andover 1900 1930 2029 2129 2235 2338 0036 Grateley 1908 1937 2036 2136 2243 2345 0043 Salisbury arr 1924 1951 2050 2148 2255 2357 0055 Salisbury dep 1910 2055 2203 2308 Warminster Westbury arr Westbury dep Trowbridge Bradford-on-Avon Bath Spa Oldfield Park Keynsham Bristol Temple Meads Tisbury 1931 2110 2219 2325s Gillingham 1942 2120 2233 2335s Templecombe 1949 2128 2240 2342s Sherborne 1957 2136 2247 2349 Yeovil Junction arr 2002 2141 2253 2355 Yeovil Junction dep 2009 2254 Crewkerne 2018 2303 Axminster 2032 2316 Honiton arr 2044 2327 Honiton dep 2045 2327 Feniton 2050 2333 Whimple 2055 Cranbrook 2100 Pinhoe 2104 2342 Exeter Central 2109 2352 Exeter St Davids 2113 2356 Notes: s - Stops to let passengers leave the train only. u - Stops to let passengers join the train only. 3 Timetable – Monday to Friday Monday 8 March until 15 May 2021 Exeter, Bristol Temple Meads and Salisbury to London Waterloo Exeter St Davids 0510 0700 0900 Exeter Central 0514 0704 0904 Pinhoe 0519 0710 0910 Cranbrook 0523 0714 0914 Whimple 0528 0719 0919 Feniton 0534 0724 0924 Honiton arr 0540 0730 0930 Honiton dep 0541 0731 0931 Axminster 0552 0743 0943 Crewkerne 0605 0756 0956 Yeovil Junction arr 0613 0805 1005 Yeovil Junction dep 0615 0713 0815 1015 Sherborne 0621 0719 0822 1021 Templecombe 0629 0727 0829 1029 Gillingham 0637 0735 0837 1037 Tisbury 0647 0745 0848 1047 Bristol Temple Meads 0849 Keynsham 0856 Oldfield Park 0903 Bath Spa 0907 Bradford-on-Avon 0924 Trowbridge 0929 Westbury arr 0937 Westbury dep 0940 Warminster 0948 Salisbury arr 0704 0805 0905 1009 1102 Salisbury dep 0515 0543 0621 0647 0715 0821 0921 1021 1047 1121 1221 Grateley 0527 0555 0633 0659 0727 0833 0933 1033 1059 1133 1233 Andover 0535 0603 0640 0707 0735 0841 0941 1041 1107 1141 1241 Whitchurch 0543 0611 0648 0715 0743 0849 0949 1049 1115 1149 1249 Overton 0549 0617 0654 0721 0749 0855 0955 1055 1121 1155 1255 Basingstoke arr 0558 0626 0702 0730 0758 0904 1004 1104 1130 1204 1304 Woking arr 0618 0645 0725 0751 0818 0924 1024 1124 1149 1224 1324 Clapham Junction arr 0638 0706 0945 1045 1145 1210 1245 1345 London Waterloo arr 0649 0719 0752 0819 0849 0957 1059 1159 1219 1257 1357 4 Timetable – Monday to Friday Monday 8 March until 15 May 2021 Exeter, Bristol Temple Meads and Salisbury to London Waterloo D Exeter St Davids 1056 1256 1456 1640 Exeter Central 1100 1300 1500 1645 Pinhoe 1106 1306 1506 1705 Cranbrook 1110 1310 1510 1709 Whimple 1115 1315 1515 1714 Feniton 1121 1321 1521 1720 Honiton arr 1127 1327 1527 1726 Honiton dep 1128 1328 1528 1727 Axminster 1139 1339 1539 1738 Crewkerne 1152 1352 1552 1751 Yeovil Junction arr 1201 1401 1601 1800 Yeovil Junction dep 1215 1415 1553 1615 1815 Sherborne 1222 1422 1559 1622 1822 Templecombe 1229 1429 1607 1629 1829 Gillingham 1237 1437 1615 1637 1837 Tisbury 1248 1448 1625 1648 1848 Bristol Temple Meads Keynsham Oldfield Park Bath Spa Bradford-on-Avon Trowbridge Westbury arr Westbury dep Warminster Salisbury arr 1302 1502 1639 1703 1902 Salisbury dep 1321 1421 1447 1521 1547 1621 1721 1815 1921 Grateley 1333 1433 1459 1533 1559 1633 1733 1827 1933 Andover 1341 1441 1507 1541 1607 1641 1741 1834 1941 Whitchurch 1349 1449 1515 1549 1615 1649 1749 1842 1949 Overton 1355 1455 1521 1555 1621 1655 1755 1848 1955 Basingstoke arr 1404 1504 1530 1604 1630 1704 1804 1856 2004 Woking arr 1424 1524 1552 1624 1650 1724 1824 1917 2025 Clapham Junction arr 1446 1545 1613 1645 1710 1745 1845 1941 2046 London Waterloo arr 1457 1557 1623 1657 1724 1757 1857 1957 2057 Notes: D – Train starts from Yeovil Pen Mill at 1543. 5 Timetable – Monday to Friday Monday 8 March until 15 May 2021 Exeter, Bristol Temple Meads and Salisbury to London Waterloo Exeter St Davids 1746 1858 2104 2225 Exeter Central 1750 1902 2108 2230 Pinhoe 1755 1908 2113 2235 Cranbrook 1800 1912 2117 2239 Whimple 1805 1917 2122 2244 Feniton 1810 1923 2128 2250 Honiton arr 1817 1929 2134 2256 Honiton dep 1819 1930 2135 2257 Axminster 1831 1941 2146 2314 Crewkerne 1844 1954 2159 2327 Yeovil Junction arr 1852 2003 2208 2336 Yeovil Junction dep 1854 2015 2211 2337 Sherborne 1900 2022 2218 Templecombe 1908 2029 2225 Gillingham 1916 2037 2233 Tisbury 1926 2048 2243 Bristol Temple Meads 1935 Keynsham 1942 Oldfield Park Bath Spa 1951 Bradford-on-Avon 2002 Trowbridge 2008 Westbury arr 2015 Westbury dep 2016 Warminster 2024 Salisbury arr 1940 2044 2102 2302 0012 Salisbury dep 2026 2142 2149 Grateley 2038 2154 2201 Andover 2045 2201 2208 Whitchurch 2054 2209 2216 Overton 2100 2215 2222 Basingstoke arr 2108 2223 2231 Reading 2250 Woking arr 2128 2244 Clapham Junction arr 2149 2305 London Waterloo arr 2157 2313 6 .
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