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Rail Bus Links† Rail bus links† Various bus services operate from our rail stations that link with towns and villages away from our rail network; a selection of these are shown below. For full timetable and fare enquiries, including Sunday services, please contact the relevant bus operator, call Traveline on 0871 200 22 33* or visit traveline.info. Many other bus services also operate in our region in addition to those shown here. Please contact Traveline for full bus service information. Please note that bus operators may change their timetables during this timetable. Customers are advised to check timetables with the relevant operator before travelling. For information on how to find the bus stop from the railway station, please see the Onward Travel Information poster which can be found at all Great Western Railway stations. † Bus operators, routes and frequencies may change at short notice. Contact Traveline at traveline.info or telephone 0871 200 22 33* (calls cost 12p per minute from landlines and most mobiles). Destination Rail Rail-Bus Nearest bus stop Route Daytime Journey Operator interchange add on frequency1 time station available Aberbeeg Newport Newport City bus station X15 NSP Hourly 60 mins Stagecoach Stand 18 (10 mins walk from South Wales the rail station) stagecoachbus.com Aberystwyth Carmarthen Rail station T1 Hourly 140 mins Traws Cymru trawscymru.info Abingdon Didcot Rail station, stop R1 32A Every 30 35 mins Thames Travel Parkway X2 minutes thames-travel.co.uk X32 Abingdon Oxford Rail station, stop R3 X3 Every 20 25 mins Oxford Bus Company minutes oxfordbus.co.uk Amesbury Salisbury Castle Street (5 mins walk Activ8 Every 12 20 mins Stagecoach from the rail station) X4 minutes stagecoachbus.com X5 Appledore Barnstaple Rail station 21 Every 30 55 mins Stagecoach 152 minutes South West stagecoachbus.com Ashburton Exeter Central Exeter bus station (10 mins X38 6 journeys 45 mins Stagecoach walk from the rail station) per day South West Mon-Sat stagecoachbus.com Avebury Swindon Swindon bus station (5 mins 49 Hourly 30 mins Stagecoach West walk from the rail station) stagecoachbus.com Bideford Barnstaple Rail station 21 Every 15 30 mins Stagecoach 21A minutes South West stagecoachbus.com Bishops Taunton Rail station, stop S1 28 Every 30 20 mins The Buses of Somerset Lydeard (inc minutes busesofsomerset.co.uk WSR3 when open) * Standard network charges apply. Calls from mobiles may be higher Destination Rail Rail-Bus Nearest bus stop Route Daytime Journey Operator interchange add on frequency1 time station available Blandford Salisbury Endless Street, stop D 20 NSP 4 journeys 50 mins Damory (10 mins walk from the rail Mon- per day www.damory.co.uk station) Fri Bodmin Bodmin ) Rail station forecourt 11A Hourly 15 mins Go Cornwall Bus Parkway plymouthbus.co.uk Bourton-on- Moreton-in- Rail station car park 801 11 journeys 30 mins Pulhams Coaches the-Water Marsh per day pulhamscoaches.com Braunton Barnstaple Rail station forecourt 21 Every 15 25 mins Stagecoach 21A minutes South West stagecoachbus.com Brean Weston- Rail station forecourt 20 Every 30 30 mins First West of England super-Mare minutes firstgroup.com/ukbus (60 mins in Winter) Brecon Cardiff Lower St Mary Street, T4 NSP 8 journeys 100 mins Stagecoach Stand JP per day South Wales stagecoachbus.com Bridport Dorchester Rail station X51 HourlyNSP 40 mins First Wessex West firstgroup.com/dorset Bridport Weymouth King's Statue (5 mins walk X53 Every 2 55 mins First Wessex from the rail station) hours firstgroup.com/dorset Bristol City Bristol ) Rail station 8 Every few 12 mins First West of England Centre Temple 9 minutes firstgroup.com/ukbus Meads 70 72 73 Bristol Bristol Rail station, stop Tc A1 Every 10 30 mins Bristol Airport Flyer International Temple minutes (Firstgroup) Airport Meads flyer.bristolairport.co.uk Bristol Weston- Rail station forecourt A3 Every hour 45 mins First West of England International super-Mare 0400 to firstgroup.com/ukbus Airport 2300 Buckingham Oxford Oxford bus station X5 Every 30 50 mins Stagecoach East minutes stagecoachbus.com Bude Exeter Rail station forecourt 6 11 journeys 120 to Stagecoach St Davids 6A per day 150 mins South West stagecoachbus.com Burnham-on- Highbridge & The George Hotel 21 Every 30 19 mins The Buses of Somerset Sea Burnham (5 mins walk) mins busesofsomerset.co.uk Burnham-on- Weston- Rail station forecourt 20 Every 30 50 mins First West of England Sea super-Mare mins (60 firstgroup.com/ukbus mins in Winter) Callington Plymouth Rail station, Saltash Road 12 Hourly 45 mins Plymouth CityBus plymouthbus.co.uk Calne Chippenham Rail station forecourt 55 Every 20 25 mins Stagecoach West minutes stagecoachbus.com Destination Rail Rail-Bus Nearest bus stop Route Daytime Journey Operator interchange add on frequency1 time station available Calne Swindon Swindon bus station (5 mins 55 Every 20 55 mins Stagecoach West walk from the rail station) minutes stagecoachbus.com Cardiff Airport Cardiff Penarth Road O/S Rail station T9 Every 20 30 mins New Adventure Travel Central minutes natgroup.co.uk (summer) Every 30 minutes (winter) Charlestown St Austell St Austell bus station 25 NSP Hourly 15 mins First Kernow (adjacent to the rail station) firstgroup.com/cornwall Chipping Moreton-in- Rail station car park 1 7 journeys 45 mins Johnson's Excelbus Campden Marsh 2 Mon-Fri / johnsonscoaches.co.uk 6 journeys Sat Chipping Banbury Bus station (10 mins walk 488 HourlyNSP 45 mins Stagecoach Oxford Norton from rail station) stagecoachbus.com Chipping Oxford Frideswide Square, stop R8 S3 Hourly 60 mins Stagecoach Oxford Norton stagecoachbus.com Cirencester Kemble Rail station 882 9 journeys 15 mins Pulhams Coaches per day pulhamscoaches.com Cirencester Swindon Swindon bus station (5 mins 51NSP Every 30 50-60 Stagecoach West walk from the rail station) 51A minutes mins stagecoachbus.com Clovelly Barnstaple Rail station 319 NSP 4 journeys 60 mins Stagecoach per day South West stagecoachbus.com Corsham Chippenham Rail station X31 Every 30 20 mins First West of England minutes firstgroup.com/ukbus Cribbs Bristol FTP Rail station, stop TJ 1 Every 15 mins First West of England Causeway Temple 2 10–12 mins firstgroup.com/ukbus Meads Cribbs Bristol FTP Rail station 19 Every 30 15 mins First West of England Causeway Parkway 19A minutes firstgroup.com/bristol 82 Cricklade Swindon Swindon bus station (5 mins 51 NSP Every 30 25 mins Stagecoach West walk from the rail station) 51A minutes stagecoachbus.com Croyde Barnstaple Rail station 21 Hourly 50 mins Stagecoach South West stagecoachbus.com Culdrose RNAS Redruth Rail station forecourt 37 9 journeys 50 mins First Kernow per day firstgroup.com/cornwall Cullompton Tiverton Rail station forecourt 1 Hourly 30 mins Stagecoach Parkway South West stagecoachbus.com Dartmouth Totnes Rail station forecourt X64 9 journeys 45 mins Stagecoach per day South West stagecoachbus.com Destination Rail Rail-Bus Nearest bus stop Route Daytime Journey Operator interchange add on frequency1 time station available Devizes Salisbury Rail station forecourt 2 Hourly 70 mins Salisbury Reds salisburyreds.co.uk Devizes Swindon Swindon bus station (5 mins 49 Hourly 60 mins Stagecoach West walk from the rail station) stagecoachbus.com Dulverton Taunton Rail station, stop S3 25 NSP Every 2 85 mins The Buses of Somerset hours busesofsomerset.co.uk Dunster Taunton Rail station, stop S1 28 Every 30 70 mins The Buses of Somerset minutes busesofsomerset.co.uk Eden Project St Austell St Austell bus station 101 9 journeys 20 mins First Kernow (adjacent to the rail station) per day firstgroup.com/cornwall Exeter Airport Exeter Rail station forecourt 56 Hourly 30 mins Stagecoach St Davids South West stagecoachbus.com Faringdon Swindon Swindon bus station (5 mins 66 Every 20 40 mins Stagecoach West walk from the rail station) minutes stagecoachbus.com Fowey Par Rail station 24 Hourly 12 mins First Kernow 25 firstgroup.com/cornwall Fowey St Austell St Austell bus station 24 Every 30 45 mins First Kernow (adjacent to the rail station) 25 minutes firstgroup.com/cornwall Glastonbury Bristol Rail station, stop TF 376 Every 30 90 mins First West of England Temple minutes firstgroup.com/bristol Meads Glastonbury Taunton Taunton bus station (15 mins 29 Every 80 mins The Buses of Somerset walk from the rail station) 2 hours busesofsomerset.co.uk Heathrow Reading Rail station forecourt Rail Every 20 Up to 55 First RailAir Airport Air minutes mins railair.com Heathrow Slough Observertory Centre Stop M 7 Every 10 40 mins First Berkshire & Airport 10 mins walk minutes Thames Valley firstgroup.com/ukbus Bus Stn Bay 10 next to station N7 Every 10 30 mins minutes Helston Redruth Rail station forecourt 37 9 journeys 40 mins First Kernow per day firstgroup.com/cornwall Holsworthy Exeter Rail station 6 8 journeys 90 mins Stagecoach South St Davids per day West stagecoachbus.com Ilchester Taunton Taunton bus station (15 mins 54 NSP Hourly 60 mins The Buses of Somerset walk from the rail station) busesofsomerset.co.uk Ilfracombe Barnstaple Rail station forecourt 21 Every 30 55 mins Stagecoach South 21A minutes West stagecoachbus.com Ilminster Taunton Taunton bus station (15 mins 30 Every 90 35 mins The Buses of Somerset walk from the rail station) minutes busesofsomerset.co.uk Destination Rail Rail-Bus Nearest bus stop Route Daytime Journey Operator interchange add on frequency1 time station available Instow Barnstaple Rail station 21 Every 15 20 mins Stagecoach South 21A minutes West stagecoachbus.com Kingsbridge Totnes Rail
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