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WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL School Bus no 863 Whitacre Heath - Shustoke - Furnace End - Nether Whitacre - Marston - Water Orton - Coleshill School Morning Journey 0723 Whitacre Heath Station Road (Outside Network Rail) Route: 0726 Shustoke Opposite The Plough Station Road, Watery Lane, B4114, B4098, Gate 0729 Furnace End Opposite The Bull Lane, Middle Lane, Station Road, Birmingham Road, 0735 Nether Whitacre The Gate Haunch Lane, A4097, Coleshill Road, Marsh Lane, 0738 Whitacre Heath Birmingham Road (Opp The Swan) A446, Marsh Lane, Birmingham Road, New Road, 0741 Lea Marston Green Watton Lane, Gilson Road, A446, Coventry Road, 0744 Marston Bus Stop (Haunch Lane/A4097) Coleshill School Bus Park. 0750 Curdworth Village Hall 0800 Water Orton New Road 0802 Water Orton Watton Lane 0815 Coleshill School Afternoon Journey 1520 Coleshill School Route: 1530 Water Orton Watton Lane Coleshill School Bus Park, Coventry Road, A446, 1532 Water Orton New Road Gilson Road, Watton Lane, New Road, Birmingham 1542 Curdworth Opposite Village Hall Road, Marsh Lane, A446, Marsh Lane, Coleshill 1548 Marston Bus Stop on A4097 Opp Haunch Lane Road, A4097, Haunch Lane, Birmingham Road, 1551 Lea Marston Green Station Road, Middle Lane, Gate Lane, B4098, 1554 Whitacre Heath Birmingham Road (Opp The Swan) B4114, Watery Lane, Station Road. 1557 Nether Whitacre The Gate 1603 Furnace End The Bull 1606 Shustoke The Plough 1609 Whitacre Heath Station Road (Outside Network Rail) Please note: This bus can only be used by holders of a valid A WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY Warwickshire County Council School Bus pass bearing the bus COUNCIL SERVICE OPERATED BY no above. Anyone not holding a valid pass for this service will be refused travel. Vacant Seat/Paying Passes are not available on this service 0121 773 8389 Valid from 01/09/2020 WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL.

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