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Student Travel Guide 2019-20 STUDENT TRAVEL GUIDE 2019-20 TRANSFORM YOUR FUTURE WITH BMC FINANCIAL PUBLIC SERVICE ASSISTANCE TRAVEL PASS 16-18 Bursary Fund – Learner Support Fund* (under 19 on 31st August 2019) Service number Service number Financial assistance may Melton Mowbray 5a Bottesford 24 be available towards your Thurmaston 5a Redmile 24 bus pass if you qualify Syston 5a Barkstone Le Vale 24 for the college bursary Queniborough 5a Plunger 24 scheme. East Goscote 5a Stathern 24 Please contact Student Rearsby 5a Harby 24 Asfordby 5a Hose 24 Services for more Leicester 5a Long Clawson 24 information on 01664 Oadby 31 Ab Kettleby 24 850850. Wigston 47 Loughborough 8 Annual Arriva Leicester Zone Plus pass Nottingham 19 Leicestershire available from £510 per year. This pass Annual subsidised passes are available for County Council can be used throughout the Leicestershire Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire evenings, weekends and bank holidays and Rutland at £550 per academic year. A low income scheme, in addition to your travel to college, Visit the Centrebus website offering amazing value for money. could qualify you www.centrebus.info/pages/timetables. for free travel. Apply online by visiting their website aspx for more route information www.arrivabus.co.uk/midlands/bus- Conditions apply. tickets/student-tickets/ for further details. For all Centrebus passes, visit our Please visit website for an application form. Visit www.brooksbymelton.ac.uk/transport www.leics.gov.uk Nottinghamshire County Council A Travel Allowance Grant APPLY THROUGH YOUR of up to £150 can assist LOCAL COUNTY COUNCIL with the cost of your travel. Conditions apply. If you live in Rutland and pay your council tax to Rutland County Council you may qualify for Please visit assisted transport to BMC provided our course (qualification gained) is the nearest available to where you live. Please apply online directly to Rutland County Council, to determine if you www.nottinghamshire. are eligible for a Rutland County Council travel pass. gov.uk for details. ALL STUDENTS – The charge for 2019-20 is £510 per student. (in full or 4 instalments of £127.50) Application Forms are available Online at www.rutland.gov.uk Or Call Rutland County Council (Customer Services) 01572 722577 By email: [email protected] HOW TO FIND US Sat Nav Postcodes Brooksby Campus: LE14 2LJ, Melton Campus: LE13 0HJ Please note: All information may be subject to change, without notice. STUDENT TRAVEL GUIDE TRANSFORM YOUR FUTURE WITH BMC DIRECT BUS ROUTES Please note: All information may be subject to change, without notice. All routes stop at both Brooksby and Melton BMC continues to invest in dedicated new college routes, making it even easier to access the course of your choice. BMC is accessible from all parts of Leicestershire and surrounding counties. Alongside our direct routes into college, you will also find an excellentBMC network continues of publicto invest bus in dedicated services new into college both Brooksby and Melton campuses. Our direct routes are now available to allroutes, BMC making students it even includingeasier to access degree the courselevel. of your choice. BMC is accessible from all parts of Leicestershire and surrounding counties. Alongside our direct routes into college, you will also find an excellent APPLICATIONnetwork of public bus services intoCLOSING both Brooksby DATE FORMSand Melton campuses. Our FORdirect routes APPLICATIONS are now AVAILABLEavailable NOW to all BMC students including31st degree July level. 2017 APPLICATION FORMS AVAILABLE NOW CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS 31ST JULY 2019 Bingham Nottingham Railway Station Radcliffe Bottesford West Bridgford Nottingham Knight Plungar Clifton Cropwell Bradmore Cotgrave Bishop Ruddington Redmile Keyworth Harby Stathern Hose East Leake Nether Broughton Grantham Hathern Old Dalby Church Gresley Loughborough Harlaxton Shepshed Croxton Kerriel Ashby de la Quorn Sileby Overseal Moira Zouch Essendine Coalville Mountsorrel M Waltham on the Wolds Rothley Barrow upon Ravenstone Ellistown Soar Whissendine Greetham B Ryhall Hugglescote Anstey Langham Markfield Groby Oakham Bagworth Cottesmore Beaumont Hamilton Stamford Leys Birstall Scraptoft Desford Thurnby Billesdon Ratby New Parks Glenfield LFE Houghton Earl Shilton Enderby Barwell Narborough Whetstone Great Glen Kibworth Hinckley Broughton Cosby Astley Burbage Dunton Bassett BMC now offer dedicated subsidised routes into both Brooksby and Melton campuses. Route 1 Market Harborough Travel passes cost £550 per year payable in full or four instalments. Book early to avoid Route 2 Lutterworth disappointment, as these places are limited. Route 3 To discuss these routes further please contact Route 4 the Transport Services directly on t: 01664 855 211 Route 5 e: [email protected] Route 7 Application forms can be downloaded on our Route 8 Centrebus 8 website now. Please visit www.brooksbymelton.ac.uk/transport Route 9 Centrebus S29.
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