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X36/X34 Glasgow • Beith • Dalry • Kilwinning • Ardrossan Glasgow • Beith • Dalry • Kilwinning • Ardrossan X36/X34 Revised timetable from 8th February 2021 until further notice. Monday to Friday X36 X34 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X34 X36 X34 X36 X36 X36 X36 Glasgow Buchanan St 8 0655 0730 0749 0900 1000 00 1500 1610 1650 1715 1800 - 1900 1940 2115 Waterloo St (Stop WG) 0702 0737 0756 0907 1007 07 1507 1620 1700 1725 1807 - 1907 1947 2122 Mid Gavin Farm 0722 0757 0816 0927 1027 27 1527 1652 1732 1757 1832 - 1927 2007 2142 Beith, Strand 0730 0805 0824 0935 1035 35 1535 1700 1740 1805 1840 - 1935 2015 2150 Beith, Strand 0732 0805 0824 0935 1035 35 1535 1700 1740 1805 1840 1905 1935 2015 2150 Kilbirnie Garden City 0740 0814 0832 0943 1043 43 1543 1710 1748 1815 1848 1913 1943 2023 2158 Dalry Cross 0750 0822 0842 0953 1051 then 51 1551 1718 1756 1823 1856 1921 1949 2029 2204 at these Kilwinning, Dalry Road 0800 0832 0852 1003 1101 01 Until 1601 1728 1804 1833 1904 1931 1956 2036 2211 times each Stevenston Cross 0813 - 0905 1016 1108 hour 08 1608 1741 - 1846 - 1938 2003 2043 2218 Saltcoats, Railway Station 0818 - 0910 1021 1113 13 1613 1746 - 1851 - 1943 2008 2048 2223 Ardrossan Princes St 0823 - 0915 1026 1118 18 1618 1751 - 1856 - 1948 2013 2053 2228 Ardrossan Harbour Road 0824 - 0916 1027 1119 19 1619 - - - - 1949 2014 2054 2229 Ardrossan Chapelhill Mt - - - - - - - 1756 - 1901 - - - - - Irvine Cross High St TSB - 0844 - - - - - - 1816 - 1916 - - - - Irvine Railway Station - 0851 - - - - - - - - - - - - - Bourtreehill - - - - - - - - 1826 - 1926 - - - - Ardrossan • Kilwinning • Dalry • Beith • Glasgow X36/X34 Revised timetable from 8th February 2021 until further notice. Monday to Friday X36 X36 X34 X34 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 Bourtreehill - - 0614 0640 - - - - - - Irvine Cross High St North - - 0625 0651 - - - - - - Ardrossan Chapelhill Mt 0525 0600 - - 0655 - - - - - Ardrossan Princes St 0530 0605 - - 0700 0935 35 1735 1815 1945 Saltcoats, Railway Station 0534 0609 - - 0704 0939 39 1739 1819 1949 Stevenston Cross 0539 0614 - - 0709 0944 then 44 1744 1824 1954 at these Kilwinning, Dalry Road 0546 0621 0638 0704 0716 0950 50 Until 1750 1830 2000 times each Dalry Roche Way 0553 0628 0646 0712 0723 0958 hour 58 1758 1837 2007 Kilbirnie Garden City 0601 0636 0654 0720 0731 1005 05 1805 1844 2013 Beith, Strand 0609 0644 0704 0730 0739 1015 15 1815 1852 2021 Beith, Strand 0609 0644 0704 0730 0742 1018 18 1818 1855 2021 Risk Cottages 0617 0652 0712 0738 0750 1026 26 1826 1903 2029 Bothwell Street 0645 0720 0740 0821 0838 1046 46 1846 1923 2049 Glasgow Buchanan St 8 0651 0726 0746 0827 0844 1052 52 1852 1929 2055 Glasgow • Beith • Dalry • Kilwinning • Ardrossan X36 Revised timetable from 8th February 2021 until further notice. Saturday X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 Glasgow Buchanan St 8 0655 0900 1000 00 1500 1610 1715 1820 - 1900 1940 2115 Waterloo St (Stop WG) 0702 0907 1007 07 1507 1620 1725 1827 - 1907 1947 2122 Mid Gavin Farm 0722 0927 1027 27 1527 1652 1757 1847 - 1927 2007 2142 Beith, Strand 0730 0935 1035 35 1535 1700 1805 1855 - 1935 2015 2150 Beith, Strand 0732 0935 1035 35 1535 1700 1805 1855 1905 1935 2015 2150 then Kilbirnie Garden City 0740 0943 1043 at 43 1543 1710 1815 1905 1913 1943 2023 2158 these Until times Dalry Cross 0750 0953 1051 each 51 1551 1718 1823 1913 1921 1949 2029 2204 hour Kilwinning, Dalry Road 0800 1003 1101 01 1601 1728 1833 1923 1931 1956 2036 2211 Stevenston Cross 0813 1016 1108 08 1608 1741 1846 1936 1938 2003 2043 2218 Saltcoats, Railway Station 0818 1021 1113 13 1613 1746 1851 1941 1943 2008 2048 2223 Ardrossan Princes St 0823 1026 1118 18 1618 1751 1856 1946 1948 2013 2053 2228 Ardrossan Harbour Road 0824 1027 1119 19 1619 - - - 1949 2014 2054 2229 Ardrossan Chapelhill Mt - - - - - 1756 1901 1951 - - - - Ardrossan • Kilwinning • Dalry • Beith • Glasgow X36 Revised timetable from 8th February 2021 until further notice. Saturday X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 X36 Ardrossan Chapelhill Mt 0525 0655 - - - - - - Ardrossan Princes St 0530 0700 0835 0935 35 1735 1815 1945 Saltcoats, Railway Station 0534 0704 0839 0939 39 1739 1819 1949 Stevenston Cross 0539 0709 0844 0944 44 1744 1824 1954 Kilwinning, Dalry Road 0546 0716 0855 0950 then 50 1750 1830 2000 at these Dalry Roche Way 0553 0723 0902 0958 58 Until 1758 1837 2007 times each Kilbirnie Garden City 0601 0731 0910 1005 hour 05 1805 1844 2013 Beith, Strand 0609 0739 0918 1015 15 1815 1852 2021 Beith, Strand 0609 0742 0918 1018 18 1818 1855 2021 Risk Cottages 0617 0750 0926 1026 26 1826 1903 2029 Bothwell Street 0645 0838 0946 1046 46 1846 1923 2049 Glasgow Buchanan St 8 0651 0844 0952 1052 52 1852 1929 2055 Glasgow • Beith • Dalry • Kilwinning • Ardrossan X36 Revised timetable from 8th February 2021 until further notice. Sunday X36 X36 X36 Glasgow Buchanan St 8 0730 30 1930 Waterloo St (Stop WG) 0737 37 1937 Mid Gavin Farm 0757 57 1957 Beith, Strand 0805 05 2005 Beith, Strand 0805 then 05 2005 at these Kilbirnie Garden City 0812 12 Until 2012 times each Dalry Cross 0820 hour 20 2020 Kilwinning, Dalry Road 0828 28 2028 Stevenston Cross 0836 36 2036 Saltcoats, Railway Station 0841 41 2041 Ardrossan Princes St 0847 47 2047 Ardrossan Harbour Road 0848 48 2048 Ardrossan • Kilwinning • Dalry • Beith • Glasgow X36 Revised timetable from 8th February 2021 until further notice. Sunday X36 X36 X36 Ardrossan Princes St 0600 00 1800 Saltcoats, Railway Station 0605 05 1805 Stevenston Cross 0610 10 1810 Kilwinning, Dalry Road 0618 18 1818 then Dalry Roche Way 0626 at 26 1826 these Until times Kilbirnie Garden City 0633 each 33 1833 hour Beith, Strand 0643 43 1843 Beith, Strand 0643 43 1843 Risk Cottages 0651 51 1851 Bothwell Street 0711 11 1911 Glasgow Buchanan St 8 0717 17 1917.
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