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Funded by the Department for Transport for Department the by Funded You can use the grid on this map in conjunction with the map references in the Bus and coach services Community transport Whitehill and Bordon Community Directory to fi nd some of the organisations serving the local community. The directory can be downloaded from myjourneyhampshire.com whitehillbordon.com 28 Whitehill & Bordon Town Bus Service Call & Go Bus Service Monday to Saturday (1000-1400) Hourly A bookable bus service for anyone more convenient more who meets the following criteria: Walking No service on Sundays or public holidays. Operated by Stagecoach journey easier, healthier and and healthier easier, journey Use this guide to make your your make to guide this Use • Live more than 400 metres from 13/13X Walking for health Basingstoke – Alton – Liphook - Haslemere an available bus stop. Short, safe and sociable walks in your local area. East Hampshire Walking for 23/23X • Does not have access to a car and Health is free to attend and suitable for people of all abilities, from beginners to Monday to Saturday (0630-1950) Hourly there is no bus service running more experienced walkers. All walks are led by trained walk leaders who are No service on Sundays or public holidays. when you need to travel. there to off er information and support on the walk. There is no service between Whitehill and Liphook on Saturdays. Operated by Stagecoach • Be disabled or have a mobility or sensory impairment which makes Area Day/time of walk Meeting place Other information 18 Bordon – Farnham – Aldershot using buses diffi cult. Wednesday Headley Village 1-1.5 hours Monday to Friday (0600-2100) Hourly Headley Call & Go minibuses are specially 10.30am Hall covering 2-3 miles Saturday (0700-2100) Hourly adapted with handrails and low Two one hour Sunday (0745-2000) Two hourly Monday at Whitehill Village steps to help passengers. Each Whitehill & Bordon walks each at Operated by Stagecoach 10.30am Hall vehicle is equipped with a lift or a diff erent pace ramp to assist wheelchair and For up-to-date bus times, please visit myjourneyhampshire.com walking frame users and people For more information, please call 01730 234231 or 01730 234387 or visit carrying children in pushchairs. Bordon walkingforhealth.org.uk/walkfi nder/east-hampshire-walking-for-health. Transport helplines A wide range of events and activities are organised involving the community. The East Hampshire Call & Go Whitehill & & Whitehill Visit princephilippark.co.uk/events/event-calendar/ to see what is going on or service operates on Tuesday wbcommunitytrust.co.uk/ AMK – 01428 751675 Traveline – 0871 200 22 33 mornings and serves Grayshott, Call & Go – 01420 475759 National Rail – 08457 48 49 50 Headley Down, Arford, Headley, travel around travel Help to look after our protected areas Stagecoach – 0345 121 0190 National Express – 08717 818181 Lindford, Whitehill & Bordon, Your guide to smarter to guide Your Around Whitehill & Bordon there are six environmental sites of European East Worldham and Oakhanger. importance that require safeguarding. These valuable heathland and wooded habitats, including Broxhead Common and Woolmer Forest, are home to Wheels to work You need to register to use the ground-nesting birds and all 12 of the U.K.’s native amphibians and reptiles. service and phone to book your Many residents already value these areas but with the rising population, journey. For more information, we encourage you to follow designated footpaths such as the Green Loop Wheels to Work Moped Loan call 01420 475759 or visit and to use the new green spaces including Bordon and Hogmoor Inclosures. Scheme off ers access to a 50cc cfi rst.org.uk/transport/individuals/ Keep in touch or 125cc moped for three to 12 call-and-go-and-dial-a-ride/ months for people with limited with My Journey transport options or unsociable Voluntary Car Transport working hours. The moped is fully A network of Voluntary Care Groups taxed and insured. operate throughout the district. These groups off er a variety of You will need to pay a weekly services including voluntary car Bordon Oakhanger Sports Centre Pavilion hire charge of between £17-£20 transport. Volunteers use their own depending on your age and the type cars to transport people who fi nd of moped you hire. it diffi cult to use public transport. Journeys are usually local, although You will also be provided: this will vary according to the care group. Pond in Hogmoor Inclosure Try our online journey planner • Helmet, gloves and high visibility Hogmoor Inclosure Plan your next journey using our Natural Play Area jacket For further information please new journey planner and compare • CBT test paid for by W2W contact the organisations listed trips by bike, bus, on foot and by Cycling below: car to save time and money. For more information, visit myjourneyhampshire.com/ Bordon & Whitehill Community myjourneyhampshire.com/journeyplanner Cycling is an easy and eff ective way of getting around. Not only is it a fun, sociable wheels-work or email Car Service – 01420 473636 and healthy activity, it can help you save money on fuel and parking costs and Forest Community Centre [email protected] [email protected] reduce your carbon footprint. What’s more, cycling in towns is often faster than Community Transport East @MyJourneyHants other means of transport. Hampshire – 01420 475759 myjourneyhants The My Journey website gives information on clubs and rides near you, skill Grayshott Community Care Group – sessions, how to maintain your bike and top tips for cycling. Hampshire off ers 01428 606401 myjourneyhampshire.com a huge variety of cycling opportunities. Headley Voluntary Care Group – For more information on cycling in Hampshire visit 01428 717389 myjourneyhampshire.com/cycle Funded by the Department for Transport Cafe 1759 A B C D E F G H I J Chase Community Hospital 1 K 1 G Dentist G Doctor Key Leisure Cycle Route (unmetalled surface) G Pharmacy Off Road Dedicated Cycle Lane Off Road Cycleway Shared with Pedestrians 2 Play Park B 2 r On Road Recommended Cycle Route o x h Proposed Cycle Route The Brocas e Leisure Facility a d W Bus Stop F Broxhead a Library r School Crossing Patrol Point Common m R Supermarket o 5 a c d 3 Green Loop (under Development) 3 Green Loop (Proposed) Phoenix Theatre Footpath - NOTE: This does not indicate a Public Right of Way - check before using Vets Broxhead PH Public House Cricket Pavilion Allotments !i Parking 25 M 4 in W 4 al Changing Places Toilet k o Bordon Future r 1 Skills Centre MOD Land (Restricted Access) 0 M in Cy MOD Land cle (Restricted Access) G BASE B e a o r r b Bordon & Oakhanger g a 5 e 5 Rd d 20 Sports Club ill V o Min H s W al A al n v R k ig o e S o r a 8 S d M i d Cobbett Rd in n nix C e Square hoe L y R y P c o l d e M w Bordon a e PH r t s i n w Inclosure G a t e Ý Monarch r G 5 d s Green n c oa C R d h 6 ston a 6 oni s C d e R R d Woolmer y e 15 C l Mi a n Wa nes Copse k lk o La a r 6 ne O Min 5 PO Cy k c c l le Skate Oakmoor a Park W School Monkt r on Dri e Underpass ve t s Cafe e 7 r 7 1759 o S Lindford & District F y c Working Mens Club K a ild m are R o s Bordon Infant & d d re a r C e Im e Junior Schools o Rd ad en R n R R owa d p E m sse Lindford x Rd a Walk or C in 4 10 M Min C Village Hall ycle MOD Land 8 (Restricted Access) Alexandra 8 L Park C ree G n A Weyford Nursery c r L e & Primary School s ad e Ro Chas Hollywater Mill Planned School Town Centre C s d l Mill Chase e i Jubilee f Sports Pavilion r e Ý 2 Park 9 h lk or m 9 t Wa ins a in C e M yc H 5 le !i Leisure Centre ill let H Cafe Autumn 2020 Cha Bordon Hogmoor C G Working h a H n Mens o Natural d l le G Club ly r d b Play Area a r D o o ri o v R e Devon Road k t s Farminer e P 10 r 10 Dukes a o Hall r Quarter F k PO 5 Bordon cc G 5 Pi c nehill G ÝRoad P Cl ine ld d e H ill Roa fi Forest Community d O l Centre 11 (Town Council Offices) 11 Hogmoor G G C Inclosure on de W ay K ay e W Cond Whitehill Park PH Deadwater 12 Valley Nature 12 Reserve Blackmoor Golf Whitehill Club Village Hall S utto n F ield New Road 13 13 Woodlea Primary School d a o R t s e r o F 14 14 ad o R S ft outh ri Dow D ns Na tional P ark Bo undary 0 0.125 0.25 0.5 Ý MOD Land (Restricted Access) Mile 15 St Matthew's C of E 15 W Primary School ool Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2019 mer © OpenStreetMap (and) contributors, CC-BY-SA Ran ges A B C D E F G H I J.
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