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Christmas & New Year Bus Timetables Christmas & New Year bus timetables 23 December 2015 - 2 January 2016 Over the festive period most of our bus routes will be Tuesday 29 December operating a special service. Below is a summary of service Saturday service on all routes with some exceptions. levels between 23 December 2015 - 2 January 2016. For Check pages 8-9 for more information. detailed information, check the relevant pages in this leaflet. Sunday service on Oxford Tube. Wednesday 23 December Wednesday 30 December Normal school holiday service on all routes. Saturday service on all routes with some exceptions. Check pages 8-9 for more information. Normal service on Oxford Tube. Sunday service on Oxford Tube. Thursday 24 December Normal school holiday service on all routes with last buses Thursday 31 December running earlier on some routes. Saturday service on all routes with some exceptions. Check for details on pages 4-5. Check page 10 for more information. Normal service on Oxford Tube except last coaches will run Special service on Oxford Tube. See page 15. earlier. See page 14 for details. Friday 1 January 2016 Friday 25 December Special service on most routes. No service except on route 1. Check pages 10-12 for more details. Check page 6 for times. Special service on Oxford Tube. See page 15. Hourly service on normal Oxford Tube route serving all the usual stops. Check page 14 for details of times and fares. Saturday 2 January 2016 Saturday 26 December Normal service resumes. Special service on most routes. Check pages 6-8 for more details. Special service on Oxford Tube. See page 14. Sunday 27 December Normal Sunday service on all routes, including Oxford Tube. Monday 28 December Sunday service on all routes, including Oxford Tube. Details correct at time of going to print. For up to date information please see our website www.stagecoachbus.com 2 3 These are the buses we are running over the Christmas and New Year route 17A period. Please make sure you plan your journey before travelling. 2105 JR Hospital – city centre 2130 city centre – JR Hospital Wednesday 23 December 2015 route 31 Normal school holiday service. 1810, 1955, 2055 Wantage – Oxford Christmas Eve Thursday 24 December 2015 2100 Oxford – Wantage 2126 Abingdon – Oxford Normal school holiday service on all routes, except that last 2119 Abingdon – Wantage buses will run earlier than usual on the following routes: route 34 route 1 1630 Wantage – Oxford 2053 Blackbird Leys – city centre 1655 from Harwell Science & Innovation Campus 2128 city centre St Aldates – Blackbird Leys route X30 route 2 1720, 1820, 1920 Oxford – Wantage 2009 Kidlington – city centre 1910 Wantage - Oxford 2050 city centre – Kidlington route 66 1900 Swindon – Oxford route 2A 1900 Swindon – Faringdon 2048 Kidlington – city centre 2025 Oxford – Swindon 2130 city centre – Kidlington route 2B route B5 2035 Kidlington – city centre 1930 Banbury – Bretch Hill – Banbury 2110 city centre – Kidlington route B6 route 3 1930 Banbury – Banbury Gateway 2100 Rose Hill – city centre 1945 Banbury Gateway – Banbury 2135 city centre – Rose Hill route B8 route 8 1920 Banbury – Ruscote – Banbury 2053 Barton – city centre route S1 2130 city centre – Barton 1910 Carterton – Oxford | 1935 Witney – Oxford route 9 2020 Oxford – Carterton | 2054 Witney – Carterton 1909 Risinghurst Downside Rd – city centre 1835 last journey for megarider holders route S3 1935 city centre – Risinghurst 2056 Chipping Norton – Oxford 1905 last journey for megarider holders 2117 Woodstock – Oxford 1841 Charlbury - Oxford route 10 2145 Oxford – Charlbury - Chipping Norton 2050 JR Hospital – city centre 2120 JR Hospital - Cowley route S5 2140 city centre – JR Hospital 2005 Oxford Castle St – JR Hospital – Bicester route 12 1850, 1945 Bicester Pioneer Square – Oxford Magdalen St – 2118 city centre – Greater Leys 1910, 2010, 2110 Oxford Bicester 2141 Greater Leys - Cowley Centre route X5 route 16 1540 Cambridge – Oxford – 2015 Minchery Farm – city centre 1630 Oxford Cambridge 1930 Oxford – Bedford 2045 city centre – Minchery Farm For last bus times for Oxford Bus Company buses on 4 routes 2, 3, 5, 8 & 9 please see their website. 5 Christmas Day Friday 25 December 2015 route 8/9 No service except route 1. Oxford Tube special service Barton/Risinghurst – Headington – city centre Sunday daytime service between 0838 and 1726, 1816, 1850 then (see pages 14-15). Premium fares will apply. Stagecoach service every 30 minutes until 2250 (route 8) route 1 city centre – Headington – Barton/Risinghurst Blackbird Leys – city centre Sunday daytime service between 0910 and 1800 then Stagecoach 0933 then hourly until 1733 service every 30 minutes until 2330 (route 8) city centre St Aldates – Blackbird Leys route 10 1015 then hourly until 1715, 1800 JR Hospital – city Premium bus fares will apply - single £3, dayrider £4 0850 then every 30 minutes until 1720 Boxing Day Saturday 26 December 2015 city St Aldates – JR Hospital Special service on the following routes: 0910 then every 30 minutes until 1810 route 1 route 31 Wantage – Abingdon – Oxford Blackbird Leys – city centre 0755 then hourly until 1755 Sunday service up to every 7-8 minutes from 0810 to 1742 then 1757, 1827, 1905 and then every 30 minutes until 2335 Oxford – Abingdon – Wantage 1000 then hourly until 1900 city centre St Aldates – Blackbird Leys Sunday service up to every 7-8 minutes from 0845 to 1800 then 1815, route X30 and then every 30 minutes until 2315 (1), 0000 (N1) Wantage - Oxford route 2/ 2A/ 2B (no service on 2C & 2D) 0925 then hourly until 1725 Oxford - Wantage From Kidlington Garden City – city centre 0930 then hourly until 1830 Sunday service from 0848 until 1818,1840 then every 30 minutes until 2310 route B5 From Kidlington Grovelands Banbury – Bretch Hill Sunday service from 0841 (2B) until 1811,1933 0900 then every 30 minutes until 1300 then every 60 minutes until 2233 1400 then every 30 minutes until 1730 From Kidlington Evans Lane route B6 Sunday service from 0854 (2) until 1757,1836 ,1906 then every 60 minutes until 2306 Banbury – Banbury Gateway From Kidlington Lyne Mead 0930 then every 30 minutes until 1300 Sunday service from 0835 (2B) until 1808 1400 then every 30 minutes until 1700 Banbury Gateway – Banbury city centre – Kidlington 0945 then every 30 minutes until 1315 Sunday service up to every 10 minutes from 0910 to 1800 then 1830 1415 then every 30 minutes until 1715 (2A) then every 30 minutes at 00 (2), 30 (2A) until 2300 (2), 2330 (2A), 0000 (N2) route 3 Boxing Day continued on page 8... Rose Hill – city centre Sunday service up to every 15 minutes between 0830 and 1730 then every 30 minutes from 1823 until 2253 city centre – Rose Hill Sunday service up to every 15 minutes between 0905 and 1805 then every 30 minutes from 1840 until 2310 6 7 Boxing Day Saturday 26 December 2015 (continued) route 10 JR Hospital – city centre route S1 2350 will not run Carterton – Witney – Oxford route S1 0848, 0918 then every 30 minutes until 1748, 1848 Carterton – Oxford Oxford – Witney – Carterton 2340 from Carterton will finish at Witney 0950, 1020 then every 30 minutes until 1850, 1950 2240 from Thorney Leys will not run route S5 route S3 Woodstock – Oxford Oxford – Bicester – Arncott 2310 will finish at Glory Farm 0925 then hourly until 1725 First journey starts from Chipping Norton at 0906 Special service on the following routes: via Enstone 0914 and Kiddington 0918 Oxford – Woodstock route 700 0955 then hourly until 1755 Kidlington Grovelands – Headington & Hospitals 1755 continues to Chipping Norton arrives 1839 0645, 0710, 0740, 0815 then every 30 minutes until 1815 via Kiddington 1827 and Enstone 1831 (first 3 journeys start at Kidlington Chorefields0642, 0707 and 0737) Oxford Parkway – Headington & Hospitals route S5 0700 then every 30 minutes until 1830 Bicester Pioneer Square – Oxford Churchill Hospital – Oxford Parkway – Kidlington Sunday service up to every 30 minutes from 0756 to 2228 Additional journey at 0602 from Glory Farm, 0730 then every 30 minutes until 1900 0615 from Pioneer Square JR Hospital – Oxford Parkway – Kidlington Oxford – Bicester 0747 then every 30 minutes until 1747, 1815, 1845, 1915 Sunday service up to every 30 minutes from 0925 until 2310 route 800 Additional journey at 0700 from Magdalen St to Glory Farm Thornhill – JR Hospital No service on routes 2C, 2D, 11, 12, 14, 14A, 16, 16A, 17, 17A, 0700 then every 30 minutes until 1900 17C, 18, 19, 20, 26, 34, 66, 85, 86, 89, 200, 213, 214, 215, JR Hospital West Wing – Thornhill 233, 488, 489, 500, 700, 800, 900, B1, B2, B7, B8, B10, N3, 0712 then every 30 minutes until 1912 N8, N10, N30, N31, NS1, NS2, NS5, S2, S4, S4C, S7, X5, X15 route 900 Sunday 27 December 2015 Thornhill – Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre & Churchill Hospital Normal Sunday service on all routes. 0715 then every 30 minutes until 1845 Churchill Hospital – Thornhill Boxing Day bank holiday Monday 28 December 2015 0730 then every 30 minutes until 1900 Sunday service on all routes. No service on routes 34, N10, N30, NS2 Normal service on routes 20, 85, 86, 89 Tuesday 29 & Wednesday 30 December 2015 Normal Monday - Thursday service Saturday service on all routes, except: N1, N2, N3, N8, N31, NS1, NS5 route 1 Blackbird Leys – city centre 2358 will not run 9 8 New Year’s Eve Thursday 31 December 2015 route 2/ 2A/ 2B (no service on 2C & 2D) Saturday service on all routes except: From Kidlington Garden City – city centre route 700 Sunday service from 0848 until 1818,1840 then every 30 minutes until 2310 Kidlington – Headington & Hospitals 0645, 0710, 0740, 0815 then
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