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Your Mobile Library Timetable 2017 Your Mobile Library Timetable 2017 Week 1 Torrington From January 2017 Monday Wednesday Jan 30 May 22 Sep 11 Jan 4 May 24 Sep 13 Feb 27 Jun 19 Oct 9 Feb 1 Jun 21 Oct 11 Mar 27 Jul 17 Nov 6 Mar1, 29 Jul 19 Nov 8 Apr 24 Aug 14 Dec 4 Apr 26 Aug 16 Dec 6 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Dunsland Forestry Cottages 09:45 10:15 St Giles Church Gate 09:30 09:50 Halwill Church 10:30 11:00 St Giles Stevenstone Court 10:10 10:40 Halwill Junction 11:15 12:00 Yarnscombe Village Hall 11:00 11:40 Germansweek Post Office 12:15 13:00 Roborough Meadow House 12:10 12:30 Northlew Square 13:55 14:55 Beaford School Lay by 13:15 13:45 Inwardleigh Village 15:15 15:35 Exbourne Village Hall 15:50 16:15 Merton School 14:15 14:50 Petrockstowe Baxter Hall 15:05 15:30 Torrington Torridge View 16:00 16:20 Thursday Jan 5 May 25 Sep 14 Tuesday Feb 2 Jun 22 Oct 12 Mar 2, 30 Jul 20 Nov 9 Jan 3,31 May 23 Sep 12 Apr 27 Aug 17 Dec 7 Feb 28 Jun 20 Oct 10 Village Stop Arrive Depart Mar 28 Jul 18 Nov 7 Knowle Ebrington Arms 09:30 10:00 Apr 25 Aug 15 Dec 5 West Down Square 10:20 10:50 Village Stop Arrive Depart Lee Church 11:25 12:00 Hartland Fire Station 10:00 12:45 Mortehoe Church 12:30 13:00 Hartland Exmansworthy 13:30 13:50 Woolacombe Woolacombe Hall 13:40 14:25 Meddon Meddon 14:10 14:30 Woolacombe South Street 14:30 15:10 Welcombe Old Smithy Inn 14:45 15:30 Georgeham Village Hall 15:35 15:55 Croyde Village Hall 16:10 16:30 Contact us... For more information or copies of this timetable in large print 0345 155 1001 www.devonlibraries.org.uk [email protected] Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, the mobile libraryDisclaimer: may Due need to operationalto be off road circumstances, and unable the to mobile visit on some library may need to be off road and unable to visit on dates. Details will be publicised closer to the time some dates. Details will be publicised closer to the time. Your Mobile Library Timetable 2017 Torrington Week 2 From January 2017 Thursday Tuesday Jan 10 May 2,30 Sep 19 Jan 12 May 4 Sep 21 Feb 7 Jun 27 Oct 17 Feb 9 Jun 1,29 Oct 19 Mar 7 Jul 25 Nov 14 Mar 9 Jul 27 Nov 16 Apr 4 Aug 22 Dec 12 Apr 6 Aug 24 Dec 14 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Hatherleigh Market 09:45 11:45 Burrington Parish Hall/School 09:45 10:30 Hatherleigh Community Centre 12:00 12:30 Ashreigney The Square 10:45 11:05 Hatherleigh Care Village 13:10 13:40 Riddlecombe Telephone Box 11:25 12:10 Sheepwash Square 13:55 14:40 Hollocombe Old Church 12:25 12:45 Highampton Village Hall 14:55 15:25 Wembworthy Church 14:00 14:20 Black Torrington Chapel 15:40 16:00 Coldridge Square 14:45 15:30 Black Torrington The Maltings 16:10 16:40 Chawleigh Telephone Kiosk 15:50 16:30 Wednesday Jan 11 May 3,31 Sep 20 Friday Feb 8 Jun 28 Oct 18 Jan 13 May5 Sep 22 Mar 8 Jul 26 Nov 15 Feb 10 Jun 2,30 Oct 20 Apr 5 Aug 23 Dec 13 Mar 10 Jul 28 Nov 17 Village Stop Arrive Depart Apr 7 Aug 25 Dec 15 Sutcombe School 09:55 10:40 Village Stop Arrive Depart Sutcombe Church 10:45 11:05 Meeth Bull & Dragon 09:45 10:15 Bradworthy Square 11:20 12:30 Hatherleigh Glascott Close 10:30 11:00 Kingford Kingford 13:25 13:45 Kingsmoor Kingsmoor 11:15 11:35 Bridgerule Village Hall 14:00 14:45 Bickford Arms Bickford Arms 11:45 12:05 Bridgerule Upland 14:50 15:20 Cookbury Church 12:40 13:25 Milton Damerel Lizzy’s Larder 15:45 16:30 Bradford Village Hall 13:40 14:00 Saturday Jan 14 May 6 Sep 23 Feb 11 Jun 3 Oct 21 Mar 11 Jul 1,29 Nov 18 Apr 8 Aug 26 Dec 16 Village Stop Arrive Depart North Tawton Square 10:00 12:00 Contact us... For more information or copies of this timetable in large print 0345 155 1001 www.devonlibraries.org.uk [email protected] Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, the mobile library may need to be off road and unable to visit on some dates. Details will be publicised closer to the time Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, the mobile library may need to be off road and unable to visit on some dates. Details will be publicised closer to the time. Your Mobile Library Timetable 2017 Week 3 Torrington From January 2017 Monday Wednesday Jan 16 May 8 Sep 4,25 Jan 18 May 10 Sept 27 Feb 13 Jun 5 Oct 23 Feb 15 Jun 7 Oct 25 Mar 13 Jul 3,31 Nov 20 Mar 15 Jul 5 Nov 22 Apr 10 Dec 18 Apr 12 Aug 2,30 Dec 20 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Instow Commodore Hotel 09:15 10:15 Littleham Littleham 09:35 10:10 Yelland Ballards 10:25 10:45 Woodtown Woodtown 10:15 11:00 Yelland Littlemoor Close 10:55 11:25 Parkham Church 11:15 12:00 Yelland Allenstyle 11:30 12:00 Buckland Brewer Village 12:15 13:00 Fremington Taw View 12:10 12:55 Monkleigh Village Hall 13:45 14:30 Fremington Church Hall 13:30 14:30 Newton St Petrock Church 14:45 15:25 Barnstaple Rose Lane 14:45 15:15 Stibb Cross Union Inn 15:35 16:35 Community Centre Lovacott Garage 15:30 16:00 Tuesday Thursday Jan 17 May 9 Sep 26 Jan 19 May 11 Sept 28 Feb 14 Jun 6 Oct 24 Feb 16 Jun 8 Oct 26 Mar 14 Jul 4 Nov 21 Mar 16 Jul 6 Nov 23 Apr 13 Aug 3, 31 Dec 21 Apr 11 Aug 1,29 Dec 19 Village Stop Arrive Depart Weare Giffard Village Hall 09:30 10:30 Bickington Babbages 09:45 10:15 Grinnacombe Moor Grinnacombe Moor 11:35 12:05 Bickington Mead Park 10:20 10:50 Virginstowe Church 12:20 12:40 Bickington Ellerslie Road 10:55 11:30 St-Giles-on-the- Village 13:20 14:05 Sticklepath Manor Park 11:35 12:05 Heath Sticklepath Elizabeth Drive 12:15 12:45 Ashwater Pub 14:20 14:50 Roundswell The Laurels 13:30 14:00 Barnstaple Chichester Road 14:15 15:15 Tawstock Village 15:30 16:00 Contact us... For more information or copies of this timetable in large print 0345 155 1001 www.devonlibraries.org.uk [email protected] Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, the mobile library may need to be off road and unable to visit on some dates. Details will be publicised closer to the time Your Mobile Library Timetable 2017 Week 4 Torrington From January 2017 Thursday Tuesday Jan 24 May 16 Sep 5 Jan 26 May 18 Sep 7 Feb 21 Jun 13 Oct 3,31 Feb 23 Jun 15 Oct 5 Mar 21 Jul 11 Nov 28 Mar 23 Jul 13 Nov 2,30 Apr 18 Aug 8 Apr 20 Aug 10 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Clapworthy Mill Hancocks 09:55 10:15 Little Torrington Village Hall 09:30 09:50 Clapworthy Mill Broden Hill 10:20 10:40 Peters Marland Church 10:05 10:25 George Nympton Village Hall 10:50 11:10 Langtree School/Village Hall 10:40 11:15 Romansleigh Old Smithy 11:30 11:50 West Heanton Residential Home 11:35 12:00 Kings Nympton Square 12:05 12:35 Buckland Filleigh Village Hall 12:10 12:30 Chittlehamholt Village Hall 13:20 13:50 Shebbear Square 13:15 14:45 Chittlehampton Square 14:05 14:50 Shebbear Village Hall 14:55 15:35 Atherington Church Gate 15:05 15:35 Friday High Bickington Wardens Close 15:45 16:05 High Bickington Cross Park 16:10 16:40 Jan 27 May 19 Sep 8 Feb 24 Jun 16 Oct 6 Wednesday Mar 24 Jul 14 Nov 3 Jan 25 May 17 Sep 6 Apr 21 Aug 11 Dec 1 Feb 22 Jun 14 Oct 4 Village Stop Arrive Depart Mar 22 Jul 12 Nov 1,29 North Tawton Square 09:45 11:15 Apr 19 Aug 9 Winkleigh Square 11:35 12:35 Village Stop Arrive Depart Winkleigh Four Seasons 12:45 13:05 Westward Ho! Link House 09:45 10:30 Village Abbotsham School 10:40 11:00 Bondleigh Old School 13:55 14:15 Abbotsham Church 11:05 11:30 Broadwoodkelly Telephone Kiosk 14:30 14:50 Ford Toms Lane 11:45 12:05 Iddesleigh Duke of York 15:15 15:35 Portledge Bus Stop 12:10 12:30 Dolton Ram’s Head Inn 15:50 16:10 Bucks Cross Woolsery Road 13:20 13:50 Woolsery East Park 14:00 14:30 Saturday Woolsery Manor Park 14:40 15:45 Jan 28 May 20 Sep 9 Feb 25 Jun 17 Oct 7 Mar 25 Jul 15 Nov 4 Apr 22 Aug 12 Dec 2 Village Stop Arrive Depart Hatherleigh Community Centre 10:00 12:00 Contact us... For more information or copies of this timetable in large print 0345 155 1001 www.devonlibraries.org.uk [email protected] Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, the mobile library may need to be off road and unable to visit on Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, the mobile library may need to be off road and unable to visit on some dates.
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