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Basingstoke Town Centre Lflt 16/12/2015 08:58 Page 1 Basingstoke Town Centre Lflt 16/12/2015 08:58 Page 1 Funded by the Department for Transport Transport for for Department Department the the by by Funded Funded Basingstoke bus network diagram and frequencyfrreeequency tables Try cycling and walking Every day in Hampshire, people 1 Basingstoke – Brighton Hill 5 Basingstoke – Oakridge - 10 Basingstoke – Old Basing 14 Basingstoke – Chineham - 54 Basingstoke – Oakley - 76 Basingstoke – Overton - CS Basingstoke WestWWeest Popley Tadley Hannington WhitchurchWhitchurrcch - Andover TToTownown CentrCentreree Shuttle are choosing to cycle and walk Daytime Evenings Daytime Evenings instead of using their car. 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