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Ashford • Wye • Chilham • Chartham • Canterbury 652 Canterbury Ashford • Wye • Chilham • Chartham • Canterbury 652 MONDAYS TO SATURDAYS (except Public Holidays) NS GC Sch NSch NS Ashford Park Street Stop C 0655 0712 0834 0915 1108 1208 1308 1523 1633 1747 Sainsbury’s Bybrook MM MM M 1216 M MMM Upper Vicarage Road 0703 0720 0842 0924 1116 1222 1316 1531$ 1642 1756 Tritton Fields 0706 0723 0845 0927 1119 1225 1319 TSA 1645 1759 Wye Church 0716 MM0936 1127 1234 1327 1554 1654 1808 Chilham Felborough Close 0732 0737 0859 0859 0953 1146 1241 1251 1346 1441 1609 1709 Chartham Beech Avenue COTTS M 0907 0907 M 1055 M 1249 MMM MM Chartham Fagge Arms 0703 M 0743 0909 0909 0959 1057 1152 1251 1257 1352 1448 1527 1615 1715 Chartham Rail Station 0709 0738* 0753 0915 0915 1006 1103 1158 1257 1303 1358 1456 1533 1621 1721 Thanington Strangers Lane 0714 M 0800 0921 0921 1012 1109 1204 1303 1309 1404 1502 1539 1627 1727 Canterbury Bus Station 0720 0751 0819 0935 0935 1026 1121 1221 1315 1325 1421 1514 1553 1644 1744 NS = Not Saturdays Sch = Schooldays only NSch = Runs on Saturdays and during school holidays HOL = Runs on Mondays to Fridays during school holidays SAT = Saturdays only $ = On schooldays stops in Faversham Road, NOT in Upper Vicarage Road itself COTTS = Starts from Nickle Cottages * = Time at Lay-by on A28 X = Runs on Saturdays and during school terms GC = Starts from Great Chart (0638) & South Ashford (Brookfield Road) – see route 400 timetable TS = Via Boughton Lees, Faversham Road and Towers School on schooldays. Via Golden Ball, The Street and Tritton Fields on non-schooldays TSA = Via Towers School and Ulley Road on schooldays and via Upper Vicarage Road and Triton Fields on other days Canterbury • Chartham • Chilham • Wye • Ashford 652 MONDAYS TO SATURDAYS (except Public Holidays) NS NS SAT X HOL Canterbury Bus Station Bay B5 0753 0840 1010 1110 1210 1310 1410 1510 1510 1610 1645 1645 1715 1820 Thanington Strangers Lane M 0848 1018 1118 1218 1318 1418 1518 1518 1620 1653 1653 1725 1828 Chartham Rail Station 0803*0854* 1022 1122 1222 1322 1422 1522 1522 1627 1657 1657 1731 1832 Chartham Fagge Arms 1027 1127 1227 1327 1427 1527 1527 1632 1702 1702 1738 1837 Chartham Beech Avenue MMMM1229 M 1429 MM1704 1704 1740 M Chilham Felborough Close 0809 0909 1034 1134 1237 1334 1437 1534 1639 1711 1749 1844 Wye Church 0717 0822 0922 1048 1148 1348 1548 1650 M 1803 1857 Tritton Fields 0723 TS 0933 1059 1159 1359 1559 1701 1725 1813 1907 Upper Vicarage Road 0728 0840$ 0936 1102 1202 1402 1602 1704 1728 1816 1911 Ashford Park Street Stop C 0738 0852 0950 1112 1212 1412 1612 1714 1738 1824 1919 Sainsbury’s Bybrook 0958 Changing buses in Ashford “Out of town” buses terminate at Park Street. Other operators provide buses on behalf of Kent County Council to New Romney, Lydd, Faversham, Biddenden, Shadoxhurst, Woodchurch, Aldington and Biddenden. Call 0870 608 2 608 for details. Town buses use Bank Street which is a short walk through the pedestrianised town centre; please follow the signs. Most buses also stop at the Rail Station and you may prefer to change buses there – please call us on 08702 433711 for more information on local buses. The Yellow Shuttle Bus to the Designer Outlet Village leaves Bank Street or the station every 15 minutes between 1000 and 1815 on Mondays to Saturdays..
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