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INBOUND SCHOOL TRANSPORT SERVICES PEMBRIDGE EARDISLAND SERVICE VIA BURGHILL Weobley BRIMFIELD VIA SERVICE Eardisland LEOMINSTER SERVICE The Salwey Arms, Pembridge Brimfield Kings House Stretford Bridge PRESTEIGNE Mortimers The Boot, BROMYARD VIA Bush Bank Cross Orleton SERVICE BODENHAM VIA CROSS KEYS Burghill Kingsland Orleton lay-by Recycling Golf Club SERVICE Centre Titley, Canon Leominster Conquest Theatre, Stansbatch turn Burghill Pyon Bromyard Bus Stop Kington Court, Wharton Docklow Kington The Tram Inn, Bodenham Village Hall Eardisley Hope- Letton Under- Marden lay-by Dinmore Garnons Cross Keys Lodge Wyevale Bartestree CRADLEY SERVICE Hollings Hill Bredwardine Marsh Farm Farm Hay-on-Wye Madley Clehonger The Bosbury Cradley The Hop Information Centre Nest RB Legion Pocket HAY-ON-WYE SERVICE Mordiford Lock’s Garage, King’s Baynhams Allensmore Thorn Bus Stop Ledbury Market House Pontrilas Dormington King’s British Camp, Malvern The Dog Inn, Thorn Pixley Ewyas Harold Convent Berries Much Birch Trumpet Old Pandy Inn, Pandy BRITISH CAMP Bavenhill VIA LEDBURY PANDY SERVICE Harewood End SERVICE Fownhope Dymock The Red Lion, Peterstow DYMOCK VIA PIXLEY BERRIES SERVICE Bridstow Bus Stop Beefeater (Ross Spur) Wilton Bridge ROSS-ON-WYE VIA FOWNHOPE Monmouth SERVICE MONMOUTH VIA PLEASE SCROLL HAREWOOD END SERVICE DOWN FOR MAP OF RETURN ROUTES All routes are subject to change. Please contact the HCS Transport Department on 01432 363545 for the latest information. RETURN SCHOOL TRANSPORT SERVICES KINGTON VIA PEMBRIDGE RETURN KINGSLAND SERVICE VIA MORTIMERS CROSS SERVICE Canon Pyon LEOMINSTER RETURN SERVICE Kingsland Bush Bank Leominster Mortimers Cross PRESTEIGNE Pembridge RETURN Kings House Eardisland Wharton SERVICE Burghill Kington Dinmore Hill Presteigne Bus Stop Recycling Centre Three Elms Road Titley, The Stagg The Tram Inn, Eardisley Letton Oakchurch CRADLEY SERVICE The Hop Cradley Hollings Pocket Hill Farm Belmont Lock’s Garage, Allensmore Pixley Berries Pontrilas Fownhope Trumpet The Dog Inn, King’s Ewyas Harold Thorn Beefeater (Ross Spur) Dymock Bus Stop Old Pandy Inn, Pandy King’s Ledbury Thorn Cantilupe Road, Ross PANDY RETURN Convent SERVICE Much Birch Wilton Bridge LEDBURY RETURN Bus stop SERVICE Bridstow St Weonards Red Lion, Peterstow St Weonards ROSS-ON-WYE RETURN SERVICE Monmouth, St James Square MONMOUTH RETURN SERVICE All routes are subject to change. Please contact the HCS Transport Department on 01432 363545 for the latest information..

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