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West Lancashire College – Kew, Meols Cop, Churchtown, Central, Birkdale, Ainsdale Route (Please arrive at your bus stop in plenty of time and put your hand out to signal the driver to stop.) 7.30am Bus stop on Southbank, Falkland Road, before Everard 7.35am Kinderworld, Bispham Road, PR9 7BL (bus stop Old Park Lane) 7.40am Rufford Road/Preston New Road, PR9 8NE (bus stop on Preston New Road) 7.44am Preston New Road, Southport PR9 9SB (bus stop after Marshside/Cambridge Road, by Waterfields) 7.47am Cambridge Road, bus stop facing Cockle Dicks Lane 7.52am Union Street Bus Stop on Lord Street, Southport 7.58am Waterloo Road bus stop, just after Grosvenor Road 8.00am Liverpool Road, bus stop after Carr Lane, PR8 3EE 8.03am Liverpool Road, bus stop outside Toby Carvery 8.06am Liverpool Road, bus stop after Orchard Lane, Ainsdale, PR8 3NR Return journey route in reverse. Pick up at 16:20pm from West Lancashire College on College Way and depart approximately 16:30pm. Please collect your free service pass from the Learner Services. If you have any queries, please contact Learner Services on 01695 52393/52460 or [email protected] Terms & Conditions: Students should clearly identify themselves to the bus driver if they wish the bus to stop and pick up. Bus drivers may change regularly, so this is essential every day practice to ensure the bus stops for you. Learners must show their College ID Badge to the driver on their first journey - learners will not be allowed onto the bus without their College ID Badge. Once you start college please call to Learner Services to register for your College Service Pass. Students are expected to treat the bus drivers with respect and courtesy – bad manners or behaviour will result in exclusion from the free College bus service. No food or drink should be consumed on the College bus and students are expected to remove all rubbish or litter they may create during the journey to and from college. .

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