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Exmouth Mobile Library Timetable 2020 Exmouth Mobile Library Timetable 2020 Week 1 Week 1 Monday Wednesday Jan 27 Apr 20 Jul 13 Oct 5 Jan 29 Apr 22 Jul 15 Oct 7 Feb 24 May 18 Aug 10 Nov 2 Feb 26 May 20 Aug 12 Nov 4 Mar 23 Jun 15 Sep 7 Nov 30 Mar 25 Jun 17 Sep 9 Dec 2 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Abbotskerswell Priory 10:10 10:30 Belstone Green 10:15 11:00 Village Oak Tree Abbotskerswell 10:35 11:15 Sticklepath 11:15 11:45 Centre Park South Seven Abbotshill Park Car park 11:25 11:45 11:50 12:10 Tawton Stars Denbury School 12:00 12:45 South Zeal Zeal Head 12:20 12:50 Old Post East Ogwell 13:45 14:30 Village Office Spreyton 14:00 15:00 Margaret Shop Ogwell 14:40 15:00 Road Thursday Tuesday Jan 30 Apr 23 Jul 16 Oct 8 Jan 28 Apr 21 Jul 14 Oct 6 Feb 27 May 21 Aug 13 Nov 5 Feb 25 May 19 Aug 11 Nov 3 Mar 26 Jun 18 Sep 10 Dec 3 Mar 24 Jun 16 Sep 8 Dec 1 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Postbridge Post Office 11:00 11:30 East Village 9:40 10:10 Manaton Parish Hall 12:00 12:45 Budleigh Hall Lustleigh Cleave Inn 13:50 14:30 Colaton Eden Way 10:30 11:00 Raleigh Newton Brook 11:15 12:00 Due to operational circumstances, Poppleford Meadow Disclaimer: the mobile library may need to be off road and Newton Burrow 12:15 12:45 unable to visit on some dates. Details will be Poppleford Lane publicised closer to the time. These timetables Venn Sunnyside 13:30 14:00 may be subject to change. Ottery Lower Metcombe Broad 14:20 14:50 Oak Beech West Hill 15:00 15:45 Road Libraries Unlimited is a registered charity (1170092) responsible for running Devon Libraries and facebook.com/devonmobilelibraries Torbay Libraries. You can support us to continue delivering life changing library services, find out twitter.com/devonmobilelibs more: librariesunlimited.org.uk/support-us [email protected] devonlibraries.org.uk 0345 155 1001 Exmouth Mobile Library Timetable 2020 Week 2 Week 2 Tuesday Thursday Jan 7 Apr 28 Jul 21 Oct 13 Jan 9 Apr 2, 30 Jul 23 Oct 15 Feb 4 May 26 Aug 18 Nov 10 Feb 6 May 28 Aug 20 Nov 12 Mar 3, 31 Jun 23 Sep 15 Dec 8 Mar 5 Jun 25 Sep 17 Dec 10 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Haytor Rock Inn 10:00 10:20 Posbury Convent 10:10 10:30 Ilsington Old Shop 10:30 10:50 Yeoford The Duck 10:45 11:30 Brimley Chapple Cross 11:05 11:25 Colebrooke Bus shelter 11:40 12:00 Bovey Village 11:30 12:00 Penstone 12:05 12:35 Tracey New Park centre facebook.com/devonmobilelibraries Fernworthy Liverton Shop 12:10 12:40 Copplestone 12:55 13:15 Park twitter.com/devonmobilelibs Bickington Old School 13:20 13:45 Down St Mary Church 14:00 14:30 Teigngrace Old School 14:00 14:20 [email protected] Bow Car park 14:45 15:15 Chudleigh Buckingham 14:30 14:50 Belstone The devonlibraries.org.uk Knighton Orchard 15:30 15:50 Corner Beeches Hennock Palk Arms 15:15 15:45 0345 155 1001 Friday Wednesday Jan 10 Apr 3 Jul 24 Oct 16 Jan 8 Apr 1, 29 Jul 22 Oct 14 Feb 7 May 1, 29 Aug 21 Nov 13 Feb 5 May 27 Aug 19 Nov 11 Mar 6 Jun 26 Sep 18 Dec 11 Mar 4 Jun 24 Sep 16 Dec 9 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Aylesbeare Nightjar Inn 09:50 10:10 St Andrews Clyst St Cat and Kenn 09:50 10:10 10:30 10:50 Close Mary Fiddle Kennford Post Office 10:20 11:05 Clyst St Winslade 11:00 11:20 Gabwell Mary Park Higher Gabwell 11:40 12:00 Lane Clyst St School 11:30 11:50 Stokein- Church George 12:10 12:40 teignhead House Inn Exton Station 12:10 12:30 Rocombe Woodbury Car park 12:50 13:10 Kennels 12:50 13:10 House Salterton Newton Abbot Oak Tree Dr 14:15 14:45 Woodbury White Heart 14:00 16:00 Windsor Newton Abbot 14:55 15:15 Avenue Saturday Jan 11 Apr 4 Jul 25 Oct 17 Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, Feb 8 May 2, 30 Aug 22 Nov 14 the mobile library may need to be off road and unable to visit on some dates. Details will be Mar 7 Jun 27 Sep 19 Dec 12 publicised closer to the time. These timetables Village Stop Arrive Depart may be subject to change. Community Dunkeswell 9:30 12:30 Centre Contact Us: 0345 155 1001 [email protected] Exmouth Mobile Library Timetable 2020 Week 3 Week 3 facebook.com/devonmobilelibraries Monday Wednesday twitter.com/devonmobilelibs Jan 13 Apr 6 Jul 27 Oct 19 Jan 15 Apr 8 Jul 1, 29 Oct 21 [email protected] Feb 10 May 4 Aug 24 Nov 16 Feb 12 May 6 Aug 26 Nov 18 Mar 9 Jun 1, 29 Sep 21 Dec 14 Mar 11 Jun 3 Sep 23 Dec 16 devonlibraries.org.uk Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart 0345 155 1001 Alphington Aldens Rd 9:50 10:10 Shoreside Shaldon 10:30 11:45 Shillingford St car park Ash Court 10:30 11:10 Bishop- Bishops George 12:00 12:45 Sideling steignton Avenue Dunchideock 11:20 11:40 Bishop- Grange Close 13:30 14:15 Village steignton Park Ide 11:50 12:30 Centre Ideford The Pound 14:40 15:10 Victory Exminster 14:00 16:00 Hall Thursday Tuesday Jan 16 Apr 9 Jul 2, 30 Oct 22 Jan 14 Apr 7 Jul 28 Oct 20 Feb 13 May 7 Aug 27 Nov 19 Feb 11 May 5 Aug 25 Nov 17 Mar 12 Jun 4 Sep 24 Dec 17 Mar 10 Jun 2, 30 Sep 22 Dec 15 Village Stop Arrive Depart Orchard Village Stop Arrive Depart Dunsford 9:50 10:30 Old Post Close Throwleigh 10:30 11:15 Scatter Office Bridford 10:50 11:20 Shilstone View Throwleigh 11:25 11:45 Nobody Lane Doddiscombleigh 11:30 11:50 Drewsteignton Square 12:10 12:30 Inn Village Clifford Higher Ashton 12:00 12:45 Clifford Bridge 13:30 13:50 Hall Bridge Stanbury’s Christow Church 13:30 14:00 Crockenwell 14:10 14:40 Village Orchard Christow 14:05 14:35 Cheriton Hall Glebelands 14:50 15:45 Bishop Trusham Square 14:50 15:30 Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, the mobile library may need to be off road and unable to visit on some dates. Details will be publicised closer to the time. These timetables may be subject to change. Libraries Unlimited is a registered facebook.com/devonmobilelibraries charity (1170092) responsible for running Devon Libraries and twitter.com/devonmobilelibs Torbay Libraries. You can support us to continue delivering life changing library services, find out [email protected] more: librariesunlimited.org.uk/support-us devonlibraries.org.uk 0345 155 1001 Exmouth Mobile Library Timetable 2020 Week 4 Week 4 Tuesday Thursday Jan 21 Apr 14 Jul 7 Sep 29 Jan 23 Apr 16 Jul 9 Oct 1 Feb 18 May 12 Aug 4 Oct 27 Feb 20 May 14 Aug 6 Oct 29 Mar 17 Jun 9 Sep 1 Nov 24 Mar 19 Jun 11 Sep 3 Nov 26 Village Stop Arrive Depart Village Stop Arrive Depart Church Stoke Gabriel 10:30 10:50 Sidford Country House 10:00 10:20 House Inn Sidford Harcombe Lane 10:30 11:00 Stoke Gabriel Barn Park 11:00 11:40 Sidford Warrens Mead 11:05 12:00 Marldon School 12:00 12:30 Salcombe Pembroke Church 12:15 12:45 Marldon 12:40 13:00 Regis Park Beer Barnard Farm 13:45 14:15 Ganders Kingskerswell 13:45 14:15 Park Friday Jan 24 Apr 17 Jul 10 Oct 2 Wednesday Feb 21 May 15 Aug 7 Oct 30 Jan 22 Apr 15 Jul 8 Sep 30 Mar 20 Jun 12 Sep 4 Nov 27 Feb 19 May 13 Aug 5 Oct 28 Village Stop Arrive Depart Mar 18 Jun 10 Sep 2 Nov 25 Withycombe Exmouth 9:30 9:50 Village Stop Arrive Depart Park Community Lympstone Meadow Close 10:15 10:35 Dunkeswell 10:00 10:30 Centre Lympstone Car park 10:45 11:45 Luppitt Mountstevens 10:45 11:15 Kenton Car park 13:00 14:00 Yarcombe Village Hall 11:45 12:15 Starcross Longfield 14:05 14:25 Gittisham Hill House 12:45 13:15 Cockwood The Bridge 14:35 15:15 Near Dawlish Hazelwood Park 15:20 15:40 Cranbrook Younghayes 14:30 16:00 Warren Centre Saturday Disclaimer: Due to operational circumstances, Jan 25 Apr 18 Jul 11 Oct 3 the mobile library may need to be off road and Feb 22 May 16 Aug 8 Oct 31 unable to visit on some dates. Details will be Mar 21 Jun 13 Sep 5 Nov 28 publicised closer to the time. These timetables may be subject to change. Village Stop Arrive Depart Exminster Victory Hall 9:30 12:30 Libraries Unlimited is a registered charity (1170092) responsible for running Devon Libraries and Torbay Libraries. You can support us to continue delivering life changing library services, find out facebook.com/devonmobilelibraries more: librariesunlimited.org.uk/support-us twitter.com/devonmobilelibs [email protected] devonlibraries.org.uk 0345 155 1001 .
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