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Lady Manners School Bus Timetables as at 11 May 2021 Service 016 Andrew's of Tideswell (01298 871222) Monsal Head 0820 Returns from School at 1545 Little Longstone 0821 Gt Longstone bus stop 0823 Gt Longstone Croft Rd (bottom of village) 0825 Lady Manners School 0845 Service 019 Andrew's of Tideswell (01298 871222) Newhaven 0805 Returns from School at 1545 Custardfields Farm 0810 Endmoor Cross-Roads 0815 Flagg 0823 Monyash (Monyash Primary AM only) 0830 Lady Manners School 0848 Service 20 (revised April 20) Bentley's Coaches (07736 158363) Warren Carr, Enthoven & Sons 0805 Returns from School at 1545 Stanton Lees 0810 Stanton in Peak, Flying Childers 0815 *connects with service 172 Service 026 Andrew's of Tideswell (01298 871222) Litton Mill 0805 Returns from School at 1545 Millers Dale 0810 Priestcliffe 0813 Taddington 0818 Sheldon 0824 Over Haddon 0832 Lady Manners School 0840 Service 027 Andrew's of Tideswell (01298 871222) Tideswell, Fountain Square 0805 Returns from School at 1545 Tideswell, Lane End 0808 Litton 0810 Monsal Head 0819 Ashford in the Water 0823 Lady Manners School 0830 Service X70 Hulley's (01246 582246) Chesterfield Bus Station (Stand 12) 0755 Returns from School at 1545 Wadshelf 0812 Baslow, Nether End 0825 Stoney Middleton 0832 Wardlow 0839 Lady Manners School 0850 Service 100 Andrew's of Tideswell (01298 871222) Bradwell, Memorial Hall 0800 Returns from School at 1545 Liitle Hucklow, cross roads 0804 Great Hucklow 0807 Foolow, Bull's Head 0810 Eyam, Square 0816 Calver Sough 0820 Calver, Bridge Inn 0825 Hassop Station 0832 Lady Manners School 0845 Service 101 Andrew's of Tideswell (01298 871222) Castleton 0745 Returns from School at 1545 Hope, Post Office 0748 Yorkshire Bridge 0800 Bamford 0803 Hathersage 0807 Grindleford, Mount Pleasant Garage 0813 Calver, Bridge Inn 0820 Hassop Station 0832 Lady Manners School 0845 Service 151 Slacks (01629 582826) Return service LMS3 Andrews (01298 871222) Darley Dale Post Office 0825 Returns from School at 1545 Northwood Lane, Darley Dale 0830 A6 Rowsley 0835 Bakewell Square 0845 Lady Manners School 0850 Service 170 Hulley's (01246 582246) Chesterfield, New Beetwell St 0740 Returns from School at 1545 Holme Hall, Linacre Road 0750 Old Brampton Church 0755 Wadshelf School Road 0800 Baslow, Nether End 0808 Stoney Middleton 0814 Bakewell Square 0835 Lady Manners School 0840 Service 171 Hulley's (01246 582246) Middleton by Youlgrave 0820 Returns from School at 1545 Youlgrave, Grove Place 0825 Alport 0827 Lady Manners School 0845 Service 172 Hulley's (01246 582246) Matlock Bus Station 0747 Returns from School at 1545 Whitworth Institute 0754 Wensley 0759 Winster Hall 0803 Elton, Duke of York 0807 Birchover, Red Lion 0816 Stanton in Peak * 0820 Alport (PM ONLY) N/A Bakewell Square 0840 Lady Manners School 0845 * connects with service 020 Service 173 Hulley's (01246 582246) Cressbrook, Phone Box 0812 Returns from School at 1545 Litton, School 0817 Tideswell, Fountain Square 0820 Litton, School 0824 Wardlow 0829 Monsal Head 0833 Ashford in the Water 0841 Lady Manners School 0845 Service 179a Hulley's (01246 582246) Alport (AM ONLY) 0805 Returns from School at 1545 Youlgrave, Grove Place 0810 Middleton by Youlgreve 0815 Conksbury Lane 0820 Lady Manners School 0825 Service 179 (178a PM) Youlgrave, Grove Place 0840 Conksbury Lane 0845 SEE SERVICE 179a for return Lady Manners School 0850 Service 218 TM Travel (0114 2633890) Sheffield, Interchange 0730 Returns from School at 1545 Psalter Lane, Kenwood Bank 0742 Totley, Main Avenue 0803 SERVICE CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC Baslow, Nether End 0816 COVID 19 Bakewell, Rutland Square 0833 Lady Manners School 0840 Route from Baslow: Nether End, Cock Hill, Church Lane, Church Street, Calver Road, A623 Baslow Road, Calver, B6001 Hassop Road, Hassop to Bakewell Service 471 (prev Service 022) Andrew's of Tideswell (01298 871222) Rowsley, Chatsworth Road B6012 0830 Returns from School at 1545 Beeley 0831 Carlton Lees 0833 Edensor 0835 PASS HOLDERS ONLY Pilsley 0837 Lady Manners School 0845 LMS1 PRIVATE SERVICE SEPT 2020 Ashover (jnc of Narrowleys Lane/Moor Rd) 0805 Returns from School at 1545 Kelstage, The Causway 0810 Lumsdale (opposite Highfields School) 0814 PARENTS WILL NEED TO APPLY TO SCHOOL Matlock (opp Duke of Wellington 0815 TO PURCHASE A BUS PASS. CONTACT Matlock Green, Tawney House 0820 [email protected] Lady Manners School 0840 LMS2 PRIVATE SERVICE SEPT 2020 Bakewell Road, Railway Hotel 0815 Returns from School at 1545 Bakewell Road, Stanley Fearn Cycles 0819 Darley Dale, Hooley's Estate 0823 PARENTS WILL NEED TO APPLY TO SCHOOL Darley Dale, Whitworth Hotel 0827 TO PURCHASE A BUS PASS. CONTACT Rowsley, opp The Peacock 0837 [email protected] Haddon, opp Haddon Hall 0840 Lady Manners School 0845 LMS3 PRIVATE SERVICE SEPT 2020 Darley Dale, Broadwalk 0825 Returns from School at 1545 Darley Dale, Grouse Inn 0827 Darley Dale, Northwood Lane 0830 PARENTS WILL NEED TO APPLY TO SCHOOL Connects with the 471 Andrews Service TO PURCHASE A BUS PASS. CONTACT Lady Manners School 0845 [email protected].
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