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BLUE COAT SCHOOL, Oldham (0845 – 1520/1405 Alternate Wed) Effective 2 September 2019 BLUE COAT SCHOOL, Oldham (0845 – 1520/1405 alternate Wed) Effective 2 September 2019 MOTTRAM – STALYBRIDGE – ABBEYHILLS - BLUE COAT Service 125 HAUGHTON GREEN – HYDE – DUKINFIELD – ASHTON – ABBEYHILLS – BLUE COAT Service 126 GEE CROSS – GODLEY VILLAGE – DUKINFIELD – ASHTON – ABBEYHILLS – BLUE COAT Service 127 TfGM Contract Number: 0463 0329 0029 TfGM Contract Number: 0463 0329 0029 0463 0329 0029 Minimum Capacity: 86 70 86 Minimum Capacity: 86 70 86 86 70 86 Operator Code: STO RDT STO Operator Code: STO RDT STO STO RDT STO Service Number: 125 126 127 Service Number: 125 126 127 125 126 127 AW AW AW NAW NAW NAW GEE CROSS, Queen Adelaide ---- --- 0718 BLUE COAT SCHOOL 1430 1415 1430 1535 1530 1530 Godley, Railway Station --- --- 0732 Abbey Hills Road, Welcome Inn 1436 1421 1439 1541 1536 1539 Mottram, Stalybridge Rd/Hyde 0720 --- --- St Alban’s Avenue/Lees Road 1441 1426 1444 1546 1541 1544 Road Mottram Road/Fern Bank 0732 --- --- Smallshaw, Broadoak Hotel ---- 1432 ---- ---- 1547 --- HAUGHTON GREEN, Manor --- 0722 --- Ashton, Queens Road/Mossley Road 1447 1438 1449 1552 1553 1549 Road Hyde, Bus Station --- 0735 --- Stalybridge, Stamford Street 1457 ---- ---- 1602 --- --- Dukinfield, Cheetham Hill Rd/ --- --- 0745 Stalybridge, Stamford Square ---- ---- 1452 --- --- 1552 Lodge Ln Dukinfield, Town Hall --- 0743 --- Dukinfield, Town Hall ---- 1444 ---- --- 1559 --- Stalybridge, Clarence St/Stamford --- --- 0753 Dukinfield, Cheetham Hill Rd/ Lodge ---- ---- 1459 --- --- 1559 Sq Ln Stalybridge, Stamford Street 0741 --- --- Hyde, Bus Station ---- 1451 ---- --- 1606 --- Ashton, Queens Road/Mossley 0757 0752 0758 HAUGHTON GREEN, Manor Road ---- 1501 ---- --- 1616 --- Road Smallshaw, Broadoak Hotel ---- 0758 --- Fern Bank, Mottram Old Road 1503 ---- ---- 1608 --- --- Abbey Hills Road, Welcome Inn 0808 0811 0808 Mottram, Roe Cross Rd/Stalybridge 1512 ---- ---- 1617 --- --- Rd Abbey Hills Road/Glodwick Road 0810 0813 0810 Godley, Railway Station ---- ---- 1510 --- --- 1610 BLUE COAT SCHOOL 0830 0824 0830 GEE CROSS, Queen Adelaide ---- ---- 1521 --- --- 1621 SERVICE 125: From MOTTRAM, Stalybridge Road/Hyde Road via Stalybridge Road, Roe Cross Road, Mottram Road, Portland Place, Stamford Street, Ridge Lane, Springs Lane, Ridge Hill Lane, Church Walk, St George’s Street, Darnton Road, Queens Road, Lees Road, Abbey Hills Road, Glodwick Road, Lees Road, Mumps, Union Street, Waterloo Street, Yorkshire Street, St Mary’s Way, Egerton Street to BLUE COAT SCHOOL. Returns via Egerton Street, Shaw Road, Cross Street, Glodwick Road and the reverse of the inward route to Darnton Road then Springs Lane, Ridge Hill Lane, Church Walk, St George’s Street, Ridge Lane, Stamford Street, Mottram Road, Roe Cross Road to ROE CROSS ROAD/STALYBRIDGE ROAD. SERVICE 126: From HAUGHTON GREEN Haughton Green Road/Manor Road via Haughton Green Road, Mancunian Road, Two Trees Lane, Mill Lane, Read Street, Alfred Street, Manchester Road, Hyde Bus Station, Manchester Road, Clark Way, Newton Street, Dukinfield Road, Victoria Road, White Bridge, King Street, Cavendish Street, Park Parade, Mossley Road, Queens Road, Lees Road, Broadoak Road, Alt Road, St Alban’s Avenue, Lees Road, Abbeyhills Road, Glodwick Road, Lees Road, Mumps, Union Street, Waterloo Street, High Street, St Mary’s Way, Egerton Street to BLUE COAT SCHOOL Returns from BLUE COAT SCHOOL via Egerton Street, Shaw Road, Cross Street, Glodwick Road, Abbeyhills Road, Lees Road, St Alban’s Avenue, Alt Road, Broadoak Road, Lees Road, Queens Road, Mossley Road, Park Parade, Cavendish Street, King Street, White Bridge, Victoria Road, Dukinfield Road, Newton Street, Clark Way, Manchester Road, Hyde Bus Station, Manchester Road, Mill Lane, Haughton Green Road, Mancunian Road, Two Trees Lane, Mill Lane to HAUGHTON GREEN, Haughton Green Road/Manor Road SERVICE 127: From GEE CROSS, Queen Adelaide via Stockport Road, Dowson Road, Market Street, Union Street, Mottram Road, Sheffield Road, High Street, Halton Street, Commercial Brow, Ashton Road, Cheetham Hill Road, Hollins Street, Tame Street, Park Road, Clarence Street, Stamford Square, Beaufort Road, Montague Road, Queens Road, Lees Road, Abbeyhills Road, Glodwick Road, Lees Road, Mumps, Union Street, Waterloo Street, Yorkshire Street, St Mary’s Way, Egerton Street TO BLUE COAT SCHOOL. Returns from BLUE COAT SCHOOL via Egerton Street, Shaw Road, Cross Street, Glodwick Road, Abbey Hills Road, Lees Road, Queens Road, Montague Road, Beaufort Road, Stamford Square, Clarence Street, Park Road, Tame Street, Hollins Street, Cheetham Hill Road, Ashton Road, Commercial Brow, Halton Street, High Street, Sheffield Road, Mottram Road, Union Street, Market Street, Dowson Road, Stockport Road TO GEE CROSS, Queen Adelaide AW Alternate Wednesdays NAW Not alternate Wednesdays Oldham 2019-20206 - 8 - 01/07/2019 15:36:00 BLUE COAT SCHOOL YELLOW SCHOOL BUS SERVICE Y47: FOR USE BY YELLOW SCHOOL BUS PASS HOLDERS ONLY NORDEN – ROCHDALE – MILNROW – NEWHEY – SHAW – BLUE COAT SCHOOL Service Y47 TfGM Contract Number: 5018 TfGM Contract Number: 5018 5018 Minimum Capacity: 63 Minimum Capacity: 63 63 Operator Code: SM Operator Code: SM SM AW NAW NORDEN, Norden Way 0720 BLUE COAT SCHOOL 1415 1530 Woodyard Garage 0725 Shaw, Big Lamp 1423 1538 Bamford, Harvester 0731 Newhey, Gordon Street 1429 1544 ROCHDALE, Bus Station 0744 Milnrow, Kiln Lane 1433 1548 Firgrove 0748 ROCHDALE, Bus Station 1445 1600 Milnrow, Kiln Lane 0753 Bamford, Harvester 1458 1613 Newhey, Gordon Street 0758 Woodyard Garage 1504 1619 Shaw, Big Lamp 0806 NORDEN, Norden Way 1509 1624 BLUE COAT SCHOOL 0830 ROUTE: From NORDEN, Norden Way via Norden Way, Edenfield Road, Bagslate Moor Road, War Office Road, Bury Road, Mellor Street, Dane Street, St Mary’s Gate, Newgate, South Parade, Drake Street, Water Street, Rochdale Bus Station, Water Street, Drake Street, Oldham Road, Milnrow Road, Rochdale Road, Bridge Street, Dale Street, Newhey Road, Shaw Road, Milnrow Road, Crompton Way,Oldham Road, Heyside, Higginshaw Lane, Shaw Road, Egerton Street to BLUE COAT SCHOOL. Returns from BLUE COAT SCHOOL via Egerton Street, Shaw Road, Higginshaw Lane, Heyside, Oldham Road, Crompton Way, Milnrow Road, Shaw Road, Newhey Road, Dale Street, Bridge Street, Rochdale Road, Milnrow Road, Molesworth Street, Water Street, Rochdale Bus Station, Smith Street, South Parade, Newgate, St Mary’s Gate, Dane Street, Mellor Street, Bury Road, War Office Road, Bagslate Moor Road, Moorland Avenue, Edenfield Road, Wolstenholme Lane to NORDEN, Norden Way ALKRINGTON – MOSTON – CHADDERTON – BLUE COAT SCHOOL Service 893 TfGM Contract Number: 0047 TfGM Contract Number: 0047 0047 Minimum Capacity: 85 Minimum Capacity: 85 85 Operator Code: RDT Operator Code: RDT RDT AW NAW ALKRINGTON, Kirkway/Mount Road 0741 BLUE COAT SCHOOL 1415 1530 Moston, Gardeners Arms 0757 Chadderton, Robinson Street 1425 1540 Coalshaw Green, Long Lane/Turf Lane 0807 Coalshaw Green, Long Lane/Turf Lane 1430 1545 Chadderton, Robinson Street 0812 Moston, Gardeners Arms 1435 1550 BLUE COAT SCHOOL 0830 ALKRINGTON, Kirkway/Mount Road 1445 1600 SERVICE 893: FROM ALKRINGTON, Kirkway/Mount Road via Kirkway, Hardfield Road, Kingsway, Mainway East, Greengate, Hollinwood Avenue, Bower Lane, Manchester Road, Drury Lane, Coalshaw Green Road, Butler Green, Fields New Road, Denton Lane, Lansdowne Road, Middleton Road, West Street, Cheapside, St. Mary's Way, Egerton Street to BLUE COAT SCHOOL. Returns from BLUE COAT SCHOOL via Egerton Street, St. Marys Way, Cheapside, West Street, Middleton Road, Landsdowne Road, Denton Lane, Fields New Road, Butler Green, Coalshaw Green Road, Drury Lane, Manchester Road, Bower Lane, Hollinwood Avenue, Butterworth Lane, Broadway, Hollinwood Avenue, Greengate, Mainway East, Kingsway, Hardfield Road, Kirkway to MOUNT ROAD. AW Alternate Wednesdays NAW Not alternate Wednesdays Oldham 2019-20206 - 9 - 01/07/2019 15:36:00 BLUE COAT SCHOOL UPPERMILL – OLDHAM Service 184 TfGM Contract Number: * TfGM Contract Number: * * * * Minimum Capacity: Minimum Capacity: Operator Code: FM Operator Code: FM FM FM FM UPPERMILL, Commercial Hotel 0751 OLDHAM, Bus Station 1409 1419 1449 1553 Grasscroft, Lovers’ Lane 0755 Oldham, Mumps Bridge 1416 1426 1456 1601 Lees, County End 0804 Lees, County End 1424 1434 1504 1611 Oldham, Mumps Bridge 0812 Grasscroft, Lovers’ Lane 1429 1439 1509 1616 OLDHAM, Bus Station 0819 UPPERMILL, Commercial Hotel 1436 1446 1516 1623 DIGGLE, Sunfield Lane 1442 ---- ---- ---- SERVICE 184: FROM UPPERMILL via High Street, Oldham Road, High Street, Lees Road, Mumps, Union Street, Greaves Street, Yorkshire Street, St Mary’s Way, Cheapside to OLDHAM, BUS STATION. RETURNS via Cheapside, St Mary’s Way, Lord Street, High Street, Yorkshire Street, Prince Street, Mumps, Lees Road, High Street, Oldham Road, High Street to UPPERMILL. OLDHAM – DELPH – UPPERMILL Service 350 DENSHAW – OLDHAM Service 407 BLUE COAT SCHOOL – DENSHAW – DELPH - DIGGLE Service 823 TfGM Contract Number: 1422 TfGM Contract Number: 1422 * 0420 Minimum Capacity: 35 Minimum Capacity: 35 85 Operator Code: STO Operator Code: STO FM RDT Service Number: 407 Service Number: 407 350 823 NAW DENSHAW JUNCTION 0734 OLDHAM, Bus Station 1409 1429 ---- Pennine Meadows 0741 Oldham, Mumps Bridge 1415 1437 ---- Moorside 0745 BLUE COAT SCHOOL ---- ---- 1535 OLDHAM, Mumps Bridge 0755 Moorside 1424 ---- ---- OLDHAM, Bus Station 0802 Pennine Meadows 1428 ---- ---- Sholver, Ripponden Road 1430 ---- 1548 Denshaw Junction 1435 ---- 1555 Waterhead ---- 1443 ---- Scouthead, Star Inn ---- 1448 ---- Delph ---- 1451 1600 Uppermill, Commercial Hotel ---- 1506
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