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ROUTEWISE Report Contract Notes for Contract Notes Contract No : LOCALBUS Operator Name : Arriva serving the Shires & Essex Memo: Valid on certain local bus services. See relevant timetables. Contract No : NBUC0664 Operator Name : Arriva serving the Shires & Essex Memo: 0725 1639 Aylesbury Bus Station 0732 1629 Aylesbury, Horse & Jockey PH 0735 1625 Weedon, New Road Turn 0737 1624 Weedon, Rectory Farm 0740 1622 Whitchurch, White Horse PH 0744 1616 Oving, Bowling Alley, The Pightle (Telephone Box) 0748 1611 North Marston, Bell PH 0751 1608 Granborough, Church 0757 1604 Winslow, Burleys Road 0758 1603 Winslow, Vicarage Road 0803 1601 Winslow, Avenue Road/Highfield Road 0804 1559 Winslow, Redfield 0806 1556 Addington, turn 0811 1552 Padbury, New Inn 0826 1540 Buckingham Bus Stand 0821 1545 Buckingham School Contract No : NBCS901 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: 0750 1620 Turweston Village Green 0757 1613 Westbury, Main Street 0804 1606 Water Stratford, Phone Box 0805 1605 Water Stratford, Rectory Barn Farm Entrance 0810 1600 Tingewick, Post Office 0817 1553 Gawcott Village Hall / School 0818 1552 Gawcott, Main Street 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0840 1540 Buckingham Primary School 0835 1545 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS902 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: Contract No NBCS 902 From 05/09/16 0750 1615 Preston Bissett The Square 0755 1610 Chetwode. 0800 1605 Barton Hartshorn 0805 1600 Little Tingewick, Red Lion PH (Finmere) 0808 1557 Tingewick, Water Stratford Road Junction 0810 1555 Tingewick, Post Office 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 RoyalLatin School Date Printed: 05-Sep-2016 01:22:41 PM <by paula> Page 1 ROUTEWISE Report Contract Notes for Contract Notes Contract No : NBCS903 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: 0742 1623 Stowe, Red Ditches Farm 0744 1621 Dadford, Council Houses 0747 1618 Dadford, High Street 0749 1616 Stowe, Pepper Pots 0751 1614 Stowe School 0755 1610 Chackmore CE School 0802 1603 Lillingstone Dayrell, Bycell Road / Five Cottages 0808 1557 Akeley, The Square 0809 1556 Akeley, Main Street / Leckhampstead Road 0813 1552 Maids Moreton, Bycell Farm 0815 1550 Maids Moreton, Buckingham Arms PH 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS904 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: 0736 1629 Whaddon, Stock Lane 0746 1619 Nash, Old English Gentleman PH 0747 1618 Nash, Holywell Cottages 0750 1615 Beachampton, Main Street 0800 1605 Thornton, Thornborough Road 0805 1600 Thornborough, Two Brewers PH 0806 1559 Thornborough, Ash Tree Cottage (Thornhill) 0808 1557 Thornborough, Middleton Farm 0809 1556 Thornborough, Lower Shelspit Farm 0810 1555 Thornborough, Willow Farm 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS905 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: Contract No NBCS 905 From 05/09/16 0730 1635 Great Horwood, Nash Road 0735 1630 Little Horwood, Warren Court / Warren Road 0739 1626 Whaddon, Chase Farm 0742 1623 Mursley, Main Street 0749 1616 Swanbourne, Post Office 0759 1606 Little Horwood, Pond House 0800 1605 Little Horwood, (TO GET ON @ TRIANGLE ON WINSLOW ROAD) 0804 1601 Great Horwood, Townsend Cottages 0806 1559 Great Horwood, Green 0807 1558 Great Horwood Church 0810 1555 Singleborough, Letter Box 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS906 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: Contract No NBCS 906 From 20/09/2016 0732 1638 Newton Longville, Bletchley Road Bus Stop Date Printed: 05-Sep-2016 01:22:41 PM <by paula> Page 2 ROUTEWISE Report Contract Notes for Contract Notes 0734 1636 Newton Longville, Bletchley Road / Bonnards Road 0735 1635 Newton Longville, The Green 0738 1632 Newton Longville, Crooked Billet 0753 1617 Mursley, War Memorial / Church 0755 1615 Mursley, Main Street / Whaddon Road 0757 1613 Mursley Hall Farm 0802 1608 Little Horwood, Old Crown PH 0806 1604 Little Horwood, Warren Court / Warren Road 0810 1600 Little Horwood, The Retreat 0835 1550 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS907 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: Grendon Underwood, Swan PH - Not currently served 0735 1630 Edgcott, Bus Shelter 0741 1624 Marsh Gibbon, Marshfield Farm 0743 1622 Marsh Gibbon, Shop 0748 1617 Charndon, Main Street 0755 1610 Poundon Turn 0758 1607 Twyford, Crown PH 0802 1603 Charndon, Recreation Ground 0804 1601 Charndon Crossroads 0805 1600 Calvert, Bus Shelter 0812 1553 Steeple Claydon, Herds Hill / Sandhill Road Junction 0825 1550 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS908 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: Contract No NBCS 908 from 05/09/16 0800 1610 Calvert Green Community Centre 0805 1605 Steeple Claydon, Fountain 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Royal Latin School PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGED BY 5MINS ON AM TIME SO THAT TWO VEHICLES ARE NOT AT THE FOUNTAIN AT THE SAME TIME. THIS IS DUE TO CONGESTION AND SAFETY REASONS AS APPROX 70 PUPILS BOARD HERE Contract No : NBCS909 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: Contract No NBCS 909 From 05/09/16 0759 1601 Steeple Claydon, Mollys Folly, Addison Rd, Vicarage lane 0800 1600 Steeple Claydon, Fountain PH 0801 1558 Steeple Claydon, Buckingham Road 0825 1525 Buckingham School Contract No : NBCS910 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: 0733 1632 Steeple Claydon, Claydon Hill Farm 0735 1630 Steeple Claydon, Buckingham Road Date Printed: 05-Sep-2016 01:22:41 PM <by paula> Page 3 ROUTEWISE Report Contract Notes for Contract Notes 0737 1628 Steeple Claydon, Station Cottages 0743 1622 Botolph Claydon 0745 1620 East Claydon, Chestnut View 0746 1619 East Claydon, Sandhill Road / St Mary's Road 0749 1616 Middle Claydon, Sandhill Junction 0752 1613 Buckingham, Verney Junction 0756 1609 Addington, Bridge Farm / The Barn 0805 1600 Winslow, Vicarage Road bus stop 0800 1605 Winslow, Avenue Road 0805 1600 Adstock Turn 0809 1556 Padbury Village Hall 0810 1555 Padbury, New Inn 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS911 Operator Name : Langston & Tasker Memo: Timetable combined with 912 From 05/09/16 0745 1622 Oving, Marston Hill 0749 1618 North Marston, Pilgrim PH 0750 1617 North Marston, Granborough Road 0751 1616 North Marston, Portway 0755 1612 Granborough, Church 0756 1611 Granborough, Hogshaw Road / Winslow Rd 0800 1607 Winslow, Burleys Road 0801 1606 Winslow, Vicarage Road 0802 1605 Winslow High Street 0807 1600 Winslow, Magpie Way/Offas Lane 0808 1559 Winslow, Magpie Way/Leapingwell Lane 0810 1557 Winslow, Loundes Way/Chip Shop 0811 1556 Winslow, Highfield Road 0812 1555 Winslow, Redfields 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Latin School Contract No : NBCS940 Operator Name : Marshalls Coaches LLP Memo: 0740 1635 Milton Keynes, Shenley Church End / Loughton (South) 0750 1625 Milton Keynes, Furzton / Barleyhurst (H8) 0755 1620 Milton Keynes, Emerson Valley / Furzton (V3) 0758 1617 Milton Keynes, Shenley Brook End / Emerson Valley 0800 1615 Milton Keynes, Shenley Brook End / Emerson Valley (Manifold) 0802 1613 Milton Keynes, Westcroft Roundabout (V2) 0804 1611 Milton Keynes, Tattenhoe / Emerson Valley 0807 1608 Milton Keynes, Emerson Valley / Rivers Estate (H8) 0810 1605 Milton Keynes, Tattenhoe (H8) 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Date Printed: 05-Sep-2016 01:22:41 PM <by paula> Page 4 ROUTEWISE Report Contract Notes for Contract Notes Contract No : NBCS941 Operator Name : Marshalls Coaches LLP Memo: 0720 1655 Hanslope, Castlethorpe Road 0728 1647 Castlethorpe 0735 1640 Haversham, Wolverton Road 0745 1630 Milton Keynes, Loughton / Knowlhill (H6) 0748 1627 Milton Keynes, Crownhill / Shenley Church End 0751 1624 Milton Keynes, Crownhill / Grange Farm (V3) 0755 1620 Milton Keynes, Two Mile Ash (Monks Way H4) 0803 1612 Milton Keynes, Two Mile Ash / Great Holm (H4) 0809 1606 Stony Stratford, London Road 0811 1604 Stony Stratford, Wolverton Road 0815 1600 Old Stratford, Deanshanger Road 0818 1557 Deanshanger, Beehive PH 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS942 Operator Name : Marshalls Coaches LLP Memo: 0735 1640 Newport Pagnell, Market Hill 0741 1634 Milton Keynes, Willen Roundabout West 0746 1624 Milton Keynes, Oakgrove Roundabout (V10) Milton Keynes, Monkston / Kingston (V11) Not currently served 0751 1619 Milton Keynes, Walton Park (V10) Milton Keynes, Groveway (H9) Not currently served 0805 1605 Milton Keynes, Oxley Park 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NBCS943 Operator Name : Marshalls Coaches LLP Memo: New Timetable from 05/09/16 0730 1626 Bletchley Bus Station 0735 1621 Bletchley, Buckingham Road (Chepstow Centre) 0738 1619 Milton Keynes, Windmill Hill Roundabout 0750 1612 Milton Keynes, Bus/Rail Interchange (Stop 6) 0755 1607 Milton Keynes, Bradwell Common / Heelands (H4) 0756 1606 Milton Keynes, Bradwell / Heelands (V6) 0800 1603 Milton Keynes, Bradwell / Bancroft (H3 Monks Way) 0815 1552 Deanshanger, Beehive PH Not currently served. Cosgrove, Stratford Road 0825 1525 Buckingham School 0835 1540 Royal Latin School Contract No : NRLS9182 Operator Name : MK Metro Memo: Service 918 917 0822 1615 Thornborough, Two Brewers PH 0824 1613 Thornborough, Thornton Junction 0845 1600 The Royal Latin School, Coach Park, Bay 5 Date Printed: 05-Sep-2016 01:22:41 PM <by paula> Page 5 ROUTEWISE Report Contract Notes for Contract Notes [<short cut>][n:\apps\userapps\routewise\BIN32\Contract_notes.QRP] Date Printed: 05-Sep-2016 01:22:41 PM <by paula> Page 6 .
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