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Bus Routes 2020/2021 HAMILTON COLLEGE BUS ROUTES 2020/2021 • Pupils are reminded that bus passes must be carried on every journey. • The rates shown are on a daily, return basis for each route page. • The rates are calculated for the full year, based on the total number of school dates in the year. The direct debit payment will therefore remain the same for each month. • Temporary Bus passes (subject to availability) are £3.50 per journey can be purchased in advance from the Senior School office. ROUTE 1 INWARD 1 0750 Glasgow Road Drumpark School, Bargeddie 2 0800 Bus Stop Outside Heathfield Park Estate on Gartloch Road, Gartcosh 3 0810 Glasgow Road opposite Rhinsdale Tavern at entrance to Lidl car park Baillieston 4 0815 Bus Stop at Farmfoods, Mount Vernon 5 0818 Bus Stop Burntbroom Drive at Mount Vernon Avenue 6 0819 Woodend Road at Woodend Court, Mount Vernon 7 0820 Woodend Road at Dornford Road, Mount Vernon 8 0822 Calderpark Footbridge at Broomhouse, Uddingston 9 0823 New Edinburgh Road at Kelvin Road, Uddingston 10 0825 New Edinburgh Road at Lower Millgate, Uddingston 11 0826 New Edinburgh Road at Spindlehowe, Uddingston 12 0830 New Edinburgh Road at Uddingston Turn Off. 13 0832 Fallside Road at Farm Court, Bothwell 14 0835 Opposite Bothwell Primary School, Bothwell 15 0838 Castle Avenue at Killermont Meadow, Bothwell 16 0838 Castle Avenue at Earlsgate, Bothwell 17 0838 Castle Avenue at Pembroke Gate/Castle Gate, Bothwell 0850 Arrive at Hamilton College OUTWARD 1555 Depart Hamilton College after cars have left 1 1559 Opposite Bothwell Primary, Bothwell 2 1600 Castle Avenue at Killermont Meadow, Bothwell 3 1601 Castle Avenue at Earlsgate, Bothwell 4 1602 Castle Avenue at Pembroke Gate (Persimmon Homes), Bothwell 5 1603 Fallside Road at Farmcourt, Bothwell 6 1612 New Edinburgh Road at Uddingston Turn Off, Uddingston 7 1613 New Edinburgh Road at Spindlehowe, Uddingston 8 1614 New Edinburgh Road opposite Low Millgate Road just past Holmbrae Road, Uddingston 9 1615 New Edinburgh Road at Kelvin Road, Uddingston 10 1620 Calderpark Footbridge at Broomhouse, Uddingston 11 1622 Woodend Road at Dornforth Road, Mount Vernon 12 1623 Woodend Road at Braidwood Drive, Mount Vernon 13 1624 Bus Stop Burntbroom Drive, Mount Vernon 14 1625 Garforth Road opposite Farmfoods Car Park, Mount Vernon 15 1627 O’Shea’s Shop at Baillieston Lights, Baillieston 16 1631 Edinburgh Road corner of Barrachnie Road, Baillieston 17 1640 Bus Stop Outside Heathfield Park Estate on Gartloch Road, Gartcosh 18 1650 Drumpellier Estate on Glasgow Road, Bargeddie August 2020 ROUTE 2. INWARD 1 0750 Bus stop, St Brides Church, Whitemoss Avenue, East Kilbride 2 0752 Bus stop at Railway Station, West Mains Road, East Kilbride 3 0753 1st Bus stop after roundabout at Stewartfield Road, East Kilbride 4 0754 Bus stop opposite Ford Garage, East Kilbride 5 0755 Hairmyres – Bus stop outside Lidl, East Kilbride 6 0802 Bus stop opposite roundabout at Holiday Inn hotel, East Kilbride 7 0804 Busby Road; Bus stop before roundabout to Castlemilk 8 0815 Roger Drive at Park Gates, Rutherglen 9 0820 Greystones Avenue, Rutherglen 10 0825 Opposite Cambuslang Railway Station 11 0830 Opposite Cambuslang College Campus, Cambuslang 12 0831 Drumsagard Estate Main Road, Cambuslang 13 0832 Bus stop at West End Bar, Blantyre 14 0835 2nd Bus Stop past West End Bar, Blantyre 15 0840 Burnbank Co-op, opposite Clydesdale Bank, Burnbank £ 0845 Arrive Hamilton College OUTWARD 1555 Depart Hamilton College after cars have left 1 1555 Burnbank Co-op opposite Clydesdale Bank, Burnbank 2 1600 Stop opposite Parkville, Blantyre 3 1601 Opposite West End Bar, Blantyre 4 1603 Drumsagard Estate Bus Stop, Cambuslang 5 1606 At Cambuslang College Campus, Halfway 6 1608 Greenlees Rd, Council Q & A 7 1610 Railway Station, Cambuslang 8 1615 Top of Dukes Road before turning right at shops, Cambuslang. 9 1620 Greystones Avenue 1st Bus Stop, Rutherglen 10 1625 Roger Drive at Park Gates, Rutherglen 11 1626 Devlin Road, Cathcart 12 1635 Bus stop at Carmunnock Road Roundabout, East Kilbride 13 1640 Bus stop before Holiday Inn hotel, East Kilbride. 14 1647 Bus stop outside Lidl, Hairmyres, East Kilbride. 15 1650 Murrayhill, East Kilbride 16 1653 Bus stop opposite Ford Garage, East Kilbride 17 1654 1st Stop after roundabout at Stewartfield Road, East Kilbride. 18 1655 Railway Station at West Mains Road, East Kilbride 19 1658 Bus stop, St.Brides Church, Whitemoss Avenue, East Kilbride 20 1659 John Wright Sport Centre, East Kilbride. August 2020 ROUTE 4. INWARD 1 0745 Main Street near Post Office/Bank of Scotland Bus stop Carluke 2 0748 Lanark Road bus bay before Goremire Road, Carluke 3 0750 Station Inn, Braidwood 4 0758 Bus stop Mousebank Road, Lanark 5 0800 Bus stop Lanark (Bus Terminus), Lanark 6 0802 Corra Linn, Lanark 7 0805 Bus stop Village Hall, Kirkfieldbank 8 0806 Lesmaghagow Rd end Kirkfieldbank 9 0808 Bus stop before Hazelbank 10 0810 Bus stop Hazelbank 11 0811 Old School House, Crossford 12 0815 Bus Stop, at Crossford Inn, Crossford 13 0816 Holmwood Park Estate, Crossford 14 0819 Bus Stop, Popinjay Hotel, Rosebank 15 0821 Bus stop on A71 after Garrion Bridge Rosebank 16 0825 Bus stop at Ayr Road Ashgill 17 0826 Bus stop at Larkhall Golf course entrance Burnhead Road, Ashgill 18 0830 Carlisle Road (Isabella Gardens) Ferniegair 19 0831 Carlisle Road (Smithy Croft) Hamilton 0850 Arrive at Hamilton College. OUTWARD 1555 Depart Hamilton College after cars have left 1 1610 Carlisle Road(bus stop Smithy Croft ) Hamilton 2 1615 Bus stop at Larkhall Golf course entrance Burnhead Road, Ashgill 3 1616 Bus stop at Ayr Road Ashgill 4 1620 Bus stop before Garrion Bridge 5 1625 Mauldslie Estate Gatehouse – West 6 1630 Mauldslie Estate Gatehouse – East 7 1631 Holmwood Park Estate, Crossford 8 1639 Tillitudlem Hotel, Crossford 9 1642 McFarlanes Shop, Crossford 10 1643 Bus stop at phone box opposite bus stop, Hazelbank 11 1646 Lesmahagow Road end Kirkfieldbank 12 1647 Bus stop Village Hall, Kirkfieldbank 13 1650 Steels Cross, top of Kirkfield Brae. Lanark 14 1651 Bus stop Mousebank Road, Lanark 15 1654 Bus stop Lanark (Bus Terminus), Lanark 16 1656 Corra Linn, Lanark 17 1703 Station Inn, Braidwood 18 1705 Lanark Road at Goremire Road, Carluke 19 1706 Carluke Cross, Carluke August 2020 ROUTE 5 INWARD 1 0735 Main Street @ St Mary’s Church, Cleland 2 0740 Bus Stop at Carfin Vaults, Carfin Cross 3 0745 Newarthill, High Street, last cottage before Biggar Road, Newarthill 4 0748 Bus stop at Newhouse Hotel 5 0750 Bo’ness Rd (B799) Bus Stop north of large roundabout, Holytown 6 0754 Lancaster Ave, at Lammermuir Road, Chapelhall 7 0759 Carlisle Road, at Archers Garage, Airdrie 8 0800 Carlisle Road, at Dalton Scrap, Airdrie 9 0803 Clark Street, bus stop west of Kingdom Hall, Airdrie. 10 0807 Stirling Street, outside Town Hall, Airdrie. 11 0810 Deedes Street, bus stop west of overhead railway, Coatbridge. 12 0815 Bank Street, at Time Capsule, Coatbridge. 13 0824 Hamilton Road, bus stop opposite North Road, Bellshill. 0850 Hamilton College. OUTWARD 1555 Depart Hamilton College after cars have left. 1 1609 Opposite closed hospital, Bellshill 2 1625 Bank Street opposite Time Capsule, Coatbridge 3 1632 Monkscourt Avenue (Monklands Hospital) bus terminus Hazelbank Walk Airdrie. 4 1634 Stirling Street, before Town Hall, Airdrie. 5 1638 Clark Street, bus stop opposite Kingdom Hall, Airdrie. 6 1640 Carlisle Road, bus stop opposite Dalton Scrap, Airdrie. 7 1647 Lancaster Avenue at Lammermuir Road, Chapelhall. 8 1651 Two stops on Main Road, Holytown 9 1653 Bus stop opposite Newhouse Hotel 10 1655 High Street, Newarthill. 11 1700 Main Street at Scotmid, Clelland . August 2020 ROUTE 7 INWARD 1 0745 Kingston Road at Parish Church (Coachman Restaurant), Kilsyth. 2 0746 Stirling Road bus stop at entrance to Ladeside Drive, Kilsyth 3 0806 Bus stop at top of stairs to village, Cumbernauld. 4 0808 Craigmarloch Roundabout in bus stop,Cumbernauld 5 0812 Dalshannon Farm Restaurant, Condorrat. 6 0814 DC Frames Gallery ( opposite Kane & Sons) Mollinburn 7 0831 Redstones Hotel, Glasgow Road Uddingston 8 0832 Bothwell Road at Uddingston Cross opposite Allan’s Garage. 9 0834 Uddingston Road, Bus Stop opposite Bothwell Bridge Hotel, Bothwell. 10 0836 China Cottage, (Bus stop, just past it.) Bothwell. 0850 Arrive Hamilton College OUTWARD 1555 Depart Hamilton College 1 1600 China Cottage, Bothwell (bus stop just past it) 2 1602 Bus Stop just past Bothwell Bridge Hotel, Bothwell 3 1604 Uddingston Cross at Allan’s Garage. 4 1605 Redstones Hotel, Uddingston. 5 1626 Private Houses bus stop at Woodmill Gardens, Condorrat. 6 1632 Condorrat Ring Road, Bus stop past Achray Road, Cumbernauld, 7 1638 Craigmarloch Roundabout in bus stop, Cumbernauld 8 1641 Eastfield Road, roundabout before Carrickstone View, Cumbernauld 9 1653 Stirling Road bus stop opposite entrance to Ladeside Drive, Kilysth 10 1654 Kingston Road opposite Coachman Hotel, Kilsyth August 2020 .
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