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835 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 835 bus time schedule & line map 835 Aldridge - The Friary School View In Website Mode The 835 bus line (Aldridge - The Friary School) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Aldridge: 3:20 PM (2) Christ Church: 8:02 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 835 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 835 bus arriving. Direction: Aldridge 835 bus Time Schedule 47 stops Aldridge Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:20 PM The Friary School, Christ Church Tuesday 3:20 PM Kean Close, Christ Church Wednesday 3:20 PM Lyn Avenue, Christ Church Thursday 3:20 PM Abnalls Lane, Christ Church Friday 3:20 PM Beacon Gardens, Christ Church Saturday Not Operational Cleveland Mews, Lichƒeld Anson Avenue, Christ Church Beacon Park, Christ Church 835 bus Info Bird Street, Lichƒeld Direction: Aldridge Stops: 47 Beacon Park, Lichƒeld Trip Duration: 46 min Line Summary: The Friary School, Christ Church, Old Library, Lichƒeld City Centre Kean Close, Christ Church, Lyn Avenue, Christ Church, Abnalls Lane, Christ Church, Beacon Friars Alley, Lichƒeld Gardens, Christ Church, Anson Avenue, Christ Frog Lane, Lichƒeld City Centre Church, Beacon Park, Christ Church, Beacon Park, Lichƒeld, Old Library, Lichƒeld City Centre, Frog Lane, St John Street, Lichƒeld Lichƒeld City Centre, Bus Station, Lichƒeld City Bus Station, Lichƒeld City Centre Centre, Frog Lane, Lichƒeld City Centre, Old Library, Lichƒeld City Centre, Swan Road, Lichƒeld City A5127, Lichƒeld Centre, Festival Gardens, Sandƒelds, Maxtock Frog Lane, Lichƒeld City Centre Avenue, Lichƒeld, Deykin Road, Lichƒeld, Stonneyland Drive, Lichƒeld, Walsall Road, Lichƒeld, St John Street, Lichƒeld Royal Oak Close, Sandyway, Fosseway Lane, Pipehill, Old Library, Lichƒeld City Centre Pipehill Farm, Pipehill, Water Works, Pipehill, Clevelands, Muckley Corner, Hall Lane, Muckley Corner, Watling Street, Muckley Corner, Boat Lane, Swan Road, Lichƒeld City Centre Muckley Corner, Pouk Lane, Hilton, Whitacre Lane, The Friary, Lichƒeld Hilton, Barracks Lane, Stonnall, Sandhills Home Farm, Sandhills, Shire Oak House, Shire Oak, Shire Festival Gardens, Sandƒelds Oak, Shire Oak Hill, Shire Oak, Streets Corner, Castlefort, Laburnum Rd, Castlefort, Sunnyside, Maxtock Avenue, Lichƒeld Walsall Wood, Longleat Road, Leighswood, Jessie Chesterƒeld Road, Lichƒeld Rd, Leighswood, Walton Rd, Leighswood, Glendower Deykin Road, Lichƒeld Rd, Leighswood, Lazy Hill Rd, Druid's Heath, Aldwych Close, Druid's Heath, The Glades, Aldridge, Stonneyland Drive, Lichƒeld Leighswood Avenue, Aldridge, Aldridge Post O∆ce, Aldridge, Aldridge Shopping Centre, Aldridge Walsall Road, Lichƒeld Royal Oak Close, Sandyway Fosseway Lane, Pipehill Pipehill Farm, Pipehill Water Works, Pipehill Clevelands, Muckley Corner A461, Hammerwich Civil Parish Hall Lane, Muckley Corner A461, Hammerwich Civil Parish Watling Street, Muckley Corner Boat Lane, Muckley Corner Pouk Lane, Hilton Whitacre Lane, Hilton Barracks Lane, Stonnall Sandhills Home Farm, Sandhills Lichƒeld Road, England Shire Oak House, Shire Oak Shire Oak Shire Oak Hill, Shire Oak Streets Corner, Castlefort Laburnum Rd, Castlefort New Wood Grove, Aldridge Sunnyside, Walsall Wood Northgate, Aldridge Longleat Road, Leighswood Jessie Rd, Leighswood Walton Rd, Leighswood Glendower Rd, Leighswood Lazy Hill Rd, Druid's Heath 198 Walsall Wood Road, Aldridge Aldwych Close, Druid's Heath 2 Aldwych Close, Aldridge The Glades, Aldridge 61 Walsall Wood Road, Aldridge Leighswood Avenue, Aldridge 78 Leighswood Avenue, Aldridge Aldridge Post O∆ce, Aldridge Sheraton Close, Aldridge Aldridge Shopping Centre, Aldridge Anchor Parade, Aldridge Direction: Christ Church 835 bus Time Schedule 37 stops Christ Church Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:02 AM Aldridge Shopping Centre, Aldridge 26-27 Anchor Parade, Aldridge Tuesday 8:02 AM The Glades, Aldridge Wednesday 8:02 AM 90 Walsall Wood Road, Aldridge Thursday 8:02 AM Aldwych Close, Druid's Heath Friday 8:02 AM 146-152A Walsall Wood Road, Aldridge Saturday Not Operational Lazy Hill Rd, Druid's Heath 196 Walsall Wood Road, Aldridge Glendower Rd, Leighswood 835 bus Info Jessie Rd, Leighswood Direction: Christ Church Stops: 37 Herbert Road, Leighswood Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Aldridge Shopping Centre, Aldridge, Laburnum Rd, Castlefort The Glades, Aldridge, Aldwych Close, Druid's Heath, New Wood Grove, Aldridge Lazy Hill Rd, Druid's Heath, Glendower Rd, Leighswood, Jessie Rd, Leighswood, Herbert Road, Streets Corner, Castlefort Leighswood, Laburnum Rd, Castlefort, Streets Corner, Castlefort, Shire Oak Hill, Shire Oak, Shire Shire Oak Hill, Shire Oak Oak, Shire Oak House, Shire Oak, Sandhills Home Farm, Sandhills, Barracks Lane, Stonnall, Pouk Lane, Shire Oak Hilton, Boat Lane, Muckley Corner, Watling Street, Muckley Corner, Hall Lane, Muckley Corner, Shire Oak House, Shire Oak Clevelands, Muckley Corner, Moat Bank, Muckley Corner, Water Works, Pipehill, Pipehill Farm, Pipehill, Sandhills Home Farm, Sandhills Fosseway Lane, Pipehill, Royal Oak Close, Sandyway, Deykin Road, Lichƒeld, Maxtock Avenue, Lichƒeld, Lichƒeld Road, England Festival Gardens, Sandƒelds, Clock Tower, Lichƒeld, Barracks Lane, Stonnall Swan Road, Lichƒeld City Centre, Beacon Park, Lichƒeld, Beacon Park, Christ Church, Anson Avenue, Christ Church, Beacon Gardens, Christ Church, Pouk Lane, Hilton Abnalls Lane, Christ Church, Lyn Avenue, Christ Walsall Road, Aldridge Church, Kean Close, Christ Church, The Friary School, Christ Church Boat Lane, Muckley Corner Watling Street, Muckley Corner Hall Lane, Muckley Corner A461, Hammerwich Civil Parish Clevelands, Muckley Corner A461, Hammerwich Civil Parish Moat Bank, Muckley Corner A461 Moat Bank Bridge, Hammerwich Civil Parish Water Works, Pipehill Pipehill Farm, Pipehill Fosseway Lane, Pipehill Royal Oak Close, Sandyway A461, Lichƒeld Civil Parish Deykin Road, Lichƒeld Maxtock Avenue, Lichƒeld Chesterƒeld Road, Lichƒeld Festival Gardens, Sandƒelds Clock Tower, Lichƒeld Swan Road, Lichƒeld City Centre The Friary, Lichƒeld Beacon Park, Lichƒeld Swan Road, Lichƒeld Beacon Park, Christ Church Bird Street, Lichƒeld Anson Avenue, Christ Church Lillington Close, Lichƒeld Beacon Gardens, Christ Church Brewhouse Court, Lichƒeld Civil Parish Abnalls Lane, Christ Church Lyn Avenue, Christ Church Kean Close, Christ Church The Friary School, Christ Church 835 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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