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SJR Private Bus Service. Blue – TFGM Bus Services 640/641 – CIRCULAR– Wigan – Standish – Shevington (Every 30 Minutes) St John Rigby Bus List 2020/2021 Choose the area you are travelling to/from to find the Bus Service Number. Ctr/Click the bus number to go to the timetable, route and map. Red – SJR Private Bus Service. Blue – TFGM Bus Services 640/641 – CIRCULAR– Wigan – Standish – Shevington (every 30 minutes) Area In Out Area In Out Area In Out Abram 657 657 Golborne Ctr 666 663 Pemberton RS 961 961 969 969 Platt Bridge 657 657 Golborne Rd/Edge 666 663 Adlington 966 966 969 969 Green Ln Poolstock 969 969 Goose Green 969 969 Appley Bridge 960 960 Robin Park 640 640 964 964 Haigh 963 962 Scholes 963 962 Ashton 657 657 Hall Green 762 762 666 Shevington 620 620 Ashurst 762 762 Hawkley Hall 951 951 640 640 Haydock 965 965 960 960 Aspull 963 962 Highfield Grange 951 951 966 966 Astley 970 970 Skelmersdale 762 762 Heath Charnock 966 966 Atherton 970 970 663 Hindley 657 657 Springfield 962 962 961 961 Bamfurlong 657 657 Springview 969 969 Hindley Green 961 961 Standish HS 620 960 Beech Hill 962 962 Horwich 966 966 Bickershaw 969 969 Ince Bar 657 657 Standish Centre 620 620 Billinge 965 965 961 951 640 640 (old hospital) 961 640 640 Birch Green 762 762 Kitt Green 640 640 960 960 962 962 Stubshaw Cross 657 657 Blackrod 966 966 Leigh 663 663 Bryn Cross RS 657 657 Swinley/Wigan 640 640 666 663 Lowton 666 663 Lane 962 962 Burscough 964 964 620 620 Castle Hill 961 961 Marsh Green 962 962 Tanhouse 762 762 Cherry Gdns 962 962 Marus Bridge 951 951 Town Green 964 964 Mosley Common 970 970 Tyldesley 970 970 Chorley 966 966 Upholland 762 762 Mossy Lea 966 966 Westhoughton 961 961 Coppull 966 966 New Springs 963 962 WestLeigh 969 969 Newton-Le- 965 965 Culcheth 970 970 Willows Whelley 963 962 Newtown 641 640 Wigan Town Ctr 961 961 Daisy Hill 961 961 Norley Hall 641 640 Wigan Bus Station 640 640 Digmoor 762 762 962 962 640 640 Downall Green 657 657 Orrell 961 961 Winstanley 951 951 666 663 962 962 Worsley Hall 641 640 663 Garswood 965 965 Worthington Park 640 641 Ormskirk 964 964 963 962 Gathurst RS 620 620 Parbold 964 964 Wrightington 966 966 640 640 Pemberton 640 640 960 960 961 961 962 Greater Manchester Buses – Blue Timetables These services are commercial services provided by Transport for Greater Manchester. St John Rigby College has no control over these buses. Timetables and routes are set by Transport for Greater Manchester. If you have any comments, suggestions or enquiries, please contact the service providers directly, details of which are provided at the end of this booklet. Students aged 16-18 years old are entitled to free travel within Greater Manchester provided they hold a valid ‘Our Pass’. All students living in Greater Manchester should apply for their ‘Our Pass’ by visiting www.ourpass.co.uk before the start of the academic year. If you find that you are not eligible for an ‘Our Pass’ please see the Bus Fares page below. Private Buses – Red Timetables These buses are provided by St John Rigby College. You will need to show your Valid SJR Student ID to use these services in addition to your valid bus pass. Students wishing to use these services will be required to purchase a Bus Pass from St John Rigby College. This Pass can be purchased in full for the year or termly. The cost of the pass will be shared with students via communication prior to the start of the academic year. Students living in Greater Manchester who have an ‘Our Pass’ can use services 966 and 969 free of charge. To apply for the new ‘Our Pass’ visit www.ourpass.co.uk Some students may also be eligible for a Bursary to help with Travel costs, to apply visit http://sjr.ac.uk/students_student_bursary.asp before 31st August 2020. Buses will stop at any bus stop on the route that the bus travels down providing the student puts out their handGUIDANCE to stop the bus. FOR STUDENTS USING EITHER BUS SERVICE All College bus services, Transport for Greater Manchester and SJR Private, will require you to wear a face covering at all times whilst on the bus. Students are advised to arrive at the appropriate bus stop 10 minutes before the scheduled bus departure time. The bus may not always be the same colour but the bus number will be clearly visible either in the window or on a digital display on the front of the bus. The time displayed on the timetables are a guide only as we cannot predict the flow of traffic each day. At the end of the day, when many buses arrive at College, students need to be vigilant and actively look out for the correct bus to take them home. Students MUST follow the Student Code of Conduct when using College Buses and Commercial Service Buses. All students should: • be respectful to other bus users and the bus driver by following any instructions given by the driver whilst travelling to and from St John Rigby College • refrain from smoking cigarettes or e-cigarettes whilst on the bus • not play loud music that may distract the driver or be a nuisance to other bus users • not throw anything from the bus nor leave any litter on the bus • ensure bags or feet are not placed on seats to prevent other users from using a seat Failure to adhere to these standards may result in a temporary or permanent withdrawal of your right to use any of our bus services. 3 Service for St John Rigby College - 620 College day only services: Effective 2 November 2020 Swinley / Standish / Shevington Service 620 This service is classed as a ‘Greater Manchester Bus’. All students living in Greater Manchester can use this service for free if they apply for the ‘Our Pass’ www.ourpass.co.uk For more information on Bus Fares and Travel Passes please go to http://sjr.ac.uk/students_transport.asp INBOUND Operator: TYRERS ROUTE DESCRIPTION Service Number: 620 Service 620 route: From Shevington High School via Shevington High School 0825 Shevington Lane, Broad o'th' Lane, Shevington, Plough and Harrow 0828 Gathurst Lane, Gathurst Road, St John Gathurst Station 0834 Rigby College. St John Rigby College 0835 OUTBOUND Operator: TYRERS ROUTE DESCRIPTION Service Number: 620 Service 620 route: Returning from St John Rigby College, St John Rigby College 1619 Gathurst Road, Gathurst Lane, Broad o’th’ Lane, Shevington Lane, Almond Shevington, Plough and Harrow 1627 Brook Road, School Lane, High Street, Standish, School Lane/Preston Rd 1638 Wigan Road, Wigan Lane to Wigan Lane/ Swinley Road. Wigan Lane/Swinley Road 1648 PLEASE NOTE: The times set out above are a guideline. All TFGM services will stop at any bus stop along the route shown, unless indicated in the in the route description. 4 Service for St John Rigby College - 657 College day only services: Effective 2 November 2020 Ince Bar/Hindley/Platt Bridge/Bamfurlong/Ashton/ Bryn Cross Service 657 This service is classed as a ‘Greater Manchester Bus’. All students living in Greater Manchester can use this service for free if they apply for the ‘Our Pass’ www.ourpass.co.uk For more information on Bus Fares and Travel Passes visit http://sjr.ac.uk/students_transport2020.asp INBOUND Operator Code: FINCHES ROUTE DESCRIPTION Service 657 route: Service Number: 657 From Ince Bar, Moat House Street via Ince Bar, Moat House Street 0737 Manchester Road, Wigan Road, Liverpool Hindley, Bird i’ th’ Hand 0743 Road, Platt Street, Warrington Road, Lily Platt Bridge, King William 0750 Lane, Bolton Road , Wigan Road, Downall Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 0755 Green Road, Billinge Road, Winstanley Road, Bolton Road 0805 Ashton Road, Winstanley Road, Church Ashton, Library 0810 Street, Moor Road, Gathurst Road to St John Bryn Cross, Rail Station 0813 Rigby College. Winstanley Road 0828 St John Rigby College 0843 OUTBOUND Operator Code: FINCHES ROUTE DESCRIPTION Service Number: 657 Service 657 Route: St John Rigby College 1605 Returning from St John Rigby College via Gathurst Road, Moor Road, Church Street, Winstanley Road 1615 Winstanley Road, Ashton Road, Winstanley Bryn Cross, Rail Station 1627 Road, Billinge Road, Downall Green Road, Ashton, Library 1632 Wigan Road, Bolton Road, Lily Lane, Bamfurlong, Bryn Gates 1639 Warrington Road, Platt Street, Liverpool Platt Bridge, King William 1644 Road, Wigan Road, Manchester Road to Ince Hindley, Bird I’th’ Hand 1654 Bar, Moat House Street Ince Bar, Moat House Street 1657 PLEASE NOTE: The times set out above are a guideline. All TFGM services will stop at any bus stop along the route shown, unless indicated in the in the route description. 5 Service for St John Rigby College 663 College day only services: Effective 2 November 2020 These services are classed as a “Greater Manchester Bus”. All students living in Greater Manchester can use this service for free if they apply for the “Our Pass.” www.ourpass.co.uk. For more information on Bus Fares and Travel Passes visit http://sjr.ac.uk/students_transport2020.asp Hindley/ Atherton / Leigh / Lowton / Golborne / Bryn Service 663 INBOUND 663 ROUTE DESCRIPTION Operator: FINCHES (SJR ONLY) Service 663 route: Moat House Street 0711 Moat House St via Manchester Rd, Wigan Road, 0715 Atherton Rd, Corner Lane, Smallbrook Lane, Hindley council Offices 0719 Mealhouse Lane, Bag Lane, Market St (cash Hindley Aldi Generator), Leigh Road, Market Place, King St, St 0730 Atherton Punch Bowl Helens Rd, Newton Rd, East Lancashire Rd – Leigh, The Avenue 0737 ***travelling through but not stopping at Church Lowton Norwood Ave 0752 Lane, Golborne Rd, Lowton Rd, Ashton Rd, ***Lowton, Church Lane/Bradwell ----- Rd.
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