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Amended Timetable - 2021 02 13-21 - Northern.Pdf Middlesbrough - Whitby Saturday 13 February, and Monday 15 to Friday 19 February bus bus bus bus SO SX Middlesbrough d 0458 0458 0620 0655 0655 0856 0859 1100 1200 1259 James Cook - 0508 0624 - 0705 0900 0903 1104 1204 1303 Marton - 0513 0627 - 0710 0903 0906 1107 1207 1306 Gypsy Lane - 0523 0630 - 0720 0906 0909 1110 1210 1309 Nunthorpe a - 0533 0633 - 0730 0909 0912 1113 1213 1312 d - 0533 - - 0730 - - - - - Great Ayton - 0548 - - 0745 - - - - - Battersby a - 0602 - - 0759 - - - - - d - 0602 - - 0759 - - - - - Kildale - 0612 - - 0809 - - - - - Commondale - 0624 - - 0821 - - - - - Castleton Moor - 0639 - - 0836 - - - - - Danby - 0941 - - 0838 - - - - - Lealholm - 0648 - - 0845 - - - - - Glaisdale a - 0652 - - 0849 - - - - - d - 0652 - - 0849 - - - - - Egton - 0657 - - 0854 - - - - - Grosmont - 0701 - - 0858 - - - - - Sleights - 0713 - - 0910 - - - - - Ruswarp - 0721 - - 0918 - - - - - Whitby a 0603 0728 - 0800 0925 - - - - - bus bus bus bus Middlesbrough d 1500 1410 1410 1559 1700 1810 1810 1859 James Cook 1504 - 1420 1603 1704 - 1820 1903 Marton 1507 - 1425 1606 1707 - 1825 1906 Gypsy Lane 1510 - 1435 1609 1710 - 1835 1909 Nunthorpe a 1513 - 1445 1612 1713 - 1845 1912 d - - 1445 - - - 1845 - Great Ayton - - 1500 - - - 1900 - Battersby a - - 1514 - - - 1914 - d - - 1514 - - - 1914 - Kildale - - 1524 - - - 1924 - Commondale - - 1536 - - - 1936 - Castleton Moor - - 1551 - - - 1951 - Danby - - 1553 - - - 1953 - Lealholm - - 1600 - - - 2000 - Glaisdale a - - 1604 - - - 2004 - d - - 1604 - - - 2004 - Egton - - 1609 - - - 2009 - Grosmont - - 1613 - - - 2013 - Sleights - - 1625 - - - 2025 - Ruswarp - - 1633 - - - 2033 - Whitby a - 1515 1640 - - 1915 2040 - Whitby - Middlesbrough Saturday 13 February, and Monday 15 to Friday 19 February bus bus N bus bus N N N N Whitby d - 0631 0631 - 0845 0845 - - - - Ruswarp - - 0638 - - 0852 - - - - Sleights - - 0646 - - 0900 - - - - Grosmont - - 0658 - - 0912 - - - - Egton - - 0702 - - 0916 - - - - Glaisdale a - - 0707 - - 0921 - - - - d - - 0707 - - 0921 - - - - Lealholm - - 0711 - - 0925 - - - - Danby - - 0718 - - 0932 - - - - Castleton Moor - - 0730 - - 0934 - - - - Commondale - - 0735 - - 0949 - - - - Kildale - - 0747 - - 1001 - - - - Battersby a - - 0757 - - 1011 - - - - d - - 0757 - - 1011 - - - - Great Ayton - - 0811 - - 1025 - - - - Nunthorpe a - - 0826 - - 1040 - - - - d 0639 - 0826 0916 - 1040 1118 1218 1318 1518 Gypsy Lane 0641 - 0836 0918 - 1050 1120 1220 1320 1520 Marton 0644 - 0846 0921 - 1100 1123 1223 1323 1523 James Cook 0647 - 0851 0923 - 1105 1125 1225 1325 1525 Middlesbrough a 0652 0736 0901 0929 0950 1115 1131 1231 1331 1531 N bus bus N bus bus Whitby d - 1600 1600 - 1944 1944 Ruswarp - - 1607 - - 1951 Sleights - - 1615 - - 1959 Grosmont - - 1627 - - 2011 Egton - - 1631 - - 2015 Glaisdale a - - 1636 - - 2020 d - - 1636 - - 2020 Lealholm - - 1640 - - 2024 Danby - - 1647 - - 2031 Castleton Moor - - 1659 - - 2043 Commondale - - 1704 - - 2048 Kildale - - 1716 - - 2100 Battersby a - - 1726 - - 2110 d - - 1726 - - 2110 Great Ayton - - 1740 - - 2124 Nunthorpe a - - 1755 - - 2139 d 1618 - 1755 1917 - 2139 Gypsy Lane 1620 - 1805 1919 - 2149 Marton 1623 - 1815 1922 - 2159 James Cook 1625 - 1820 1924 - 2204 Middlesbrough a 1631 1705 1830 1930 2049 2214 N To Newcastle. Middlesbrough - Whitby Saturday 20 February bus bus bus bus bus bus bus bus bus bus Middlesbrough d 0458 0458 0655 0655 0944 1154 1254 1410 1410 1554 James Cook - 0508 - 0705 0954 1204 1304 - 1420 1604 Marton - 0513 - 0710 0959 1209 1309 - 1425 1609 Gypsy Lane - 0523 - 0720 1009 1219 1319 - 1435 1619 Nunthorpe a - 0533 - 0730 1019 1229 1329 - 1445 1629 d - 0533 - 0730 - - - - 1445 - Great Ayton - 0548 - 0745 - - - - 1500 - Battersby a - 0602 - 0759 - - - - 1514 - d - 0602 - 0759 - - - - 1514 - Kildale - 0612 - 0809 - - - - 1524 - Commondale - 0624 - 0821 - - - - 1536 - Castleton Moor - 0639 - 0836 - - - - 1551 - Danby - 0641 - 0838 - - - - 1553 - Lealholm - 0648 - 0845 - - - - 1600 - Glaisdale a - 0652 - 0849 - - - - 1604 - d - 0652 - 0849 - - - - 1604 - Egton - 0657 - 0854 - - - - 1609 - Grosmont - 0707 - 0858 - - - - 1613 - Sleights - 0713 - 0910 - - - - 1625 - Ruswarp - 0721 - 0918 - - - - 1633 - Whitby a 0603 0728 0800 0925 - - - 1515 1640 - bus bus bus bus Middlesbrough d 1654 1810 1810 1954 James Cook 1704 - 1820 2004 Marton 1709 - 1825 2009 Gypsy Lane 1719 - 1835 2019 Nunthorpe a 1729 - 1845 2029 d - - 1845 - Great Ayton - - 1900 - Battersby a - - 1914 - d - - 1914 - Kildale - - 1924 - Commondale - - 1936 - Castleton Moor - - 1951 - Danby - - 1953 - Lealholm - - 2000 - Glaisdale a - - 2004 - d - - 2004 - Egton - - 2009 - Grosmont - - 2013 - Sleights - - 2025 - Ruswarp - - 2033 - Whitby a - 1915 2040 - Whitby - Middlesbrough Saturday 20 February bus S bus bus bus S bus bus bus S bus S bus S bus S Whitby d - 0631 0631 - 0845 0845 - - - - Ruswarp - - 0638 - - 0852 - - - - Sleights - - 0646 - - 0900 - - - - Grosmont - - 0658 - - 0912 - - - - Egton - - 0702 - - 0916 - - - - Glaisdale a - - 0707 - - 0921 - - - - d - - 0707 - - 0921 - - - - Lealholm - - 0711 - - 0925 - - - - Danby - - 0718 - - 0932 - - - - Castleton Moor - - 0730 - - 0944 - - - - Commondale - - 0735 - - 0949 - - - - Kildale - - 0747 - - 1001 - - - - Battersby a - - 0757 - - 1011 - - - - d - - 0757 - - 1011 - - - - Great Ayton - - 0811 - - 1025 - - - - Nunthorpe a - - 0826 - - 1040 - - - - d 0800 - 0826 1000 - 1040 1100 1200 1400 1458 Gypsy Lane 0810 - 0836 1010 - 1050 1110 1210 1410 1508 Marton 0820 - 0840 1020 - 1100 1120 1220 1420 1518 James Cook 0825 - 0851 1025 - 1105 1125 1225 1425 1523 Middlesbrough a 0835 0736 0901 1035 0950 1115 1135 1235 1435 1533 bus S bus bus bus S bus S bus N bus bus Whitby d - 1600 1600 - - - 1944 1944 Ruswarp - - 1607 - - - - 1951 Sleights - - 1615 - - - - 1959 Grosmont - - 1627 - - - - 2011 Egton - - 1631 - - - - 2015 Glaisdale a - - 1636 - - - - 2020 d - - 1636 - - - - 2020 Lealholm - - 1640 - - - - 2024 Danby - - 1647 - - - - 2031 Castleton Moor - - 1659 - - - - 2043 Commondale - - 1704 - - - - 2048 Kildale - - 1716 - - - - 2100 Battersby a - - 1726 - - - - 2110 d - - 1726 - - - - 2110 Great Ayton - - 1740 - - - - 2124 Nunthorpe a - - 1755 - - - - 2139 d 1600 - 1755 1800 1900 2100 - 2139 Gypsy Lane 1610 - 1805 1810 1910 2110 - 2149 Marton 1620 - 1815 1820 1920 2120 - 2159 James Cook 1625 - 1820 1825 1925 2125 - 2204 Middlesbrough a 1635 1705 1830 1835 1935 2135 2049 2214 N To Newcastle. S To Sunderland. Middlesbrough - Whitby Sundays 14 and 21 February bus bus bus bus bus bus Middlesbrough d 0845 0845 0954 1100 1100 1152 1250 1355 1355 1450 James Cook - 0855 0958 - 1110 1156 1255 - 1405 1454 Marton - 0900 1001 - 1115 1159 1257 - 1410 1457 Gypsy Lane - 0910 1004 - 1125 1202 1300 - 1420 1500 Nunthorpe a - 0920 1007 - 1135 1205 1304 - 1430 1503 d - 0920 - - 1135 - - - 1430 - Great Ayton - 0935 - - 1150 - - - 1445 - Battersby a - 0949 - - 1204 - - - 1459 - d - 0949 - - 1204 - - - 1459 - Kildale - 0959 - - 1214 - - - 1509 - Commondale - 1011 - - 1226 - - - 1521 - Castleton Moor - 1026 - - 1241 - - - 1536 - Danby - 1028 - - 1243 - - - 1538 - Lealholm - 1035 - - 1250 - - - 1546 - Glaisdale a - 1039 - - 1254 - - - 1549 - d - 1039 - - 1254 - - - 1549 - Egton - 1044 - - 1259 - - - 1554 - Grosmont - 1048 - - 1303 - - - 1558 - Sleights - 1100 - - 1315 - - - 1610 - Ruswarp - 1108 - - 1323 - - - 1618 - Whitby a 0950 1115 - 1205 1330 - - 1500 1625 - bus bus Middlesbrough d 1550 1655 1655 1750 1850 James Cook 1554 - 1705 1754 1854 Marton 1557 - 1710 1757 1857 Gypsy Lane 1600 - 1720 1800 1900 Nunthorpe a 1603 - 1730 1803 1903 d - - 1730 - - Great Ayton - - 1745 - - Battersby a - - 1759 - - d - - 1759 - - Kildale - - 1809 - - Commondale - - 1821 - - Castleton Moor - - 1836 - - Danby - - 1838 - - Lealholm - - 1845 - - Glaisdale a - - 1849 - - d - - 1849 - - Egton - - 1854 - - Grosmont - - 1858 - - Sleights - - 1910 - - Ruswarp - - 1918 - - Whitby a - 1800 1925 - - Whitby - Middlesbrough Sundays 14 and 21 February C C bus C bus C bus bus C C Whitby d - - 1022 - 1022 - 1250 1250 - - Ruswarp - - - - 1029 - - 1257 - - Sleights - - - - 1037 - - 1305 - - Grosmont - - - - 1049 - - 1317 - - Egton - - - - 1053 - - 1321 - - Glaisdale a - - - - 1058 - - 1326 - - d - - - - 1058 - - 1326 - - Lealholm - - - - 1102 - - 1330 - - Danby - - - - 1109 - - 1337 - - Castleton Moor - - - - 1121 - - 1349 - - Commondale - - - - 1126 - - 1354 - - Kildale - - - - 1138 - - 1406 - - Battersby a - - - - 1148 - - 1416 - - d - - - - 1148 - - 1416 - - Great Ayton - - - - 1202 - - 1430 - - Nunthorpe a - - - - 1217 - - 1445 - - d 0918 1015 - 1215 1217 1315 - 1445 1515 1615 Gypsy Lane 0920 1017 - 1217 1227 1317 - 1455 1517 1617 Marton 0923 1020 - 1220 1237 1320 - 1505 1520 1620 James Cook 0925 1022 - 1222 1242 1322 - 1510 1522 1622 Middlesbrough a 0931 1028 1127 1228 1252 1328 1355 1520 1528 1628 bus bus C C bus bus Whitby d 1551 1551 - - 1832 1832 Ruswarp - 1558 - - - 1839 Sleights - 1606 - - - 1847 Grosmont - 1618 - - - 1859 Egton - 1622 - - - 1903 Glaisdale a - 1627 - - - 1908 d - 1627 - - - 1908 Lealholm - 1631 - - - 1912 Danby - 1638 - - - 1919 Castleton Moor - 1650 - - - 1931 Commondale - 1655 - - - 1936 Kildale - 1707 - - - 1948 Battersby a - 1717 - - - 1958 d - 1717 - - - 1958 Great Ayton - 1731 - - - 2012 Nunthorpe a - 1746 - - - 2027 d - 1746 1815 1915 - 2027 Gypsy Lane - 1756 1817 1917 - 2037 Marton - 1806 1820 1920 - 2047 James Cook - 1811 1822 1922 - 2054 Middlesbrough a 1656 1821 1828 1928 1937 2102 C To Carlisle..
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