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Area 4 local bus travel guide for Blidworth, Bilsthorpe and Southwell areas August 2014 This leaflet provides a travel map and destination and frequency guide for all local bus services in the Blidworth, Bilsthorpe and Southwell area. Full timetables for these services can be obtained from the relevant operators, contact details are shown below. Service Route Days of Early morning Daytime Evening Sundays operation Every Every Every Every 3 (CCVS) Lowdham - Southwell Tues & Thurs ---- 3 journeys ---- ---- 3A (CCVS) Lowdham - Newark Weds & Fri ---- 1 journey ---- ---- 27 Mansfield - Rainworth - Mansfield Mon - Sat 2 journeys 60 mins ---- ---- 28, 28B, 27X Mansfield - Rainworth - (Bilsthorpe 27X & 28B only) - Blidworth - Daily 30 mins 30 mins 60 mins 60 mins (Mansfield - Southwell - Newark Blidwoth only) 29 Southwell - Newark Mon - Sat ---- 60 mins 2 journeys ---- 31 (TW) Bilsthorpe - Eakring - Ollerton Mon - Sat 1 journey (Mon-Fri) 3 journeys (Tues, Fri, Sat) ---- ---- 1 journey (Mon-Fri) 31A (CCVS) Winkburn - Kirklington - Newark Tues & Thurs ---- 3 journeys ---- --- 31B (CCVS) Winkburn - Kirklington Tues & Thurs ---- 2 journeys ---- ---- 100, 26 Nottingham - Burton Joyce - Lowdham - Southwell Daily 30 mins 30 mins 60 mins 60 mins N100 Nottingham - Burton Joyce - Lowdham - Southwell Fri, Sat night bus 3 journeys ---- ---- ---- 141 Nottingham - Hucknall - Blidworth - Mansfield - Sutton Mon - Sat 60 mins 60 mins 2 journeys ---- 445 (RCP) Ravenshead Village Service Tues & Thurs ---- 30 mins (until 1200) ---- ---- 445B (RCP) Rainworth - Blidworth - Ravenshead Monday only ---- 3 journeys ---- ---- 445C (RCP) Ravenshead - Larch Farm - Kirkby Monday only ---- 2 journeys ---- ---- 227 Newark - Southwell - Bilsthorpe - Edwinstowe Wed & Fri ---- 1 journey ---- ---- (am to Newark, pm from Newark) Pronto Nottingham - Mansfield - Chesterfield (Certain journeys only) Daily 20-30 mins 10 mins (Mansfield) 60 mins 60 mins jointly operated by Stagecoach East Midlands and Trent Barton 30 mins (Chesterfield) SA Nottingham - Ollerton (The Sherwood Arrow) Daily 2 journeys 60 mins 3 journeys 2 hours (connections to Worksop & Retford guaranteed) Note: Early morning refers to journeys before 08.00. Evening refers to journeys after 18.00 although this may vary slightly on some high frequency services. Please check the operator’s timetable for more detail. For full timetable and fares information on the above services please contact the relevant operators. Stagecoach East Midlands Tel: (0345) 605 0 605 Web: www.stagecoachbus.com Nottingham City Transport (Pathfinder) Tel: (0115) 950 6070 Web: www.nctx.co.uk NottsBus Tel: 0300 500 80 80 Web: www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/buses Travelwright Tel: (01636) 703813 Web: www.travelwright.co.uk Trent Barton Tel: (01773) 712265 Web: www.trentbarton.co.uk NottsBus is the name used for services in this area that are supported by Nottinghamshire County Council and operated on their behalf by: CCVS Cotswold CVS Trading Ltd Tel: (01285) 659374 Web: www.ccvstrading.co.uk TW Travelwright Tel: (01636) 703813 Web: www.travelwright.co.uk SEM Stagecoach East Midlands Tel: (0345) 605 0605 Web: www.stagecoachbus.com RCP Ravenshead Community Tel: (01623) 490888 Web: www.ravensheadcommunitytransport.org Transport Bus timetables are also available at your local library, bus station, Customer Service Points, Tourist Information Centre and bus company information office or by post from the relevant operator. Bus timetables and journey planning information is also available on the Nottinghamshire County Council web site at: www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/buses The Bus Appeals Body is an organisation which will act as The Bus Appeals Body an arbitrator in resolving disputes between passengers and If you have a complaint about a particular service you should raise operators. the matter with the appropriate operator. Any passenger who is not satisfied with an operator’s response/action with regard to a dispute They can be contacted at: over customer service or quality of service can refer the matter to the Bus Appeals Body c/o N.F.B.U. PO Box 320, Bus Appeals Body. Portsmouth PO5 3SD 12 14.15 37 39 Spion Kop 31 Moorhouse B 15A.ES ES 32 37A 39 209 31 32 33 Wellow Sutton on Trent effield YOUR LOCAL PUBLIC TRANSPORT 31.32 Ompton X22 alfway 53 15A 227.SA calls 53A NETWORK4 15 14 Rufford 33 22 rfield Pleasley Kings Clipstone Country 37 227.SA 31 6 Ossington 14 Park 32 33 37A 204 210 Upper 23 A 15 39 Bestho 1 16.16 Kneesall 39B Pleasley 23B 15A Sherwood Pines 32 53 Mansfield 1 MANSFIELD A Garibaldi X22 WOODHOUSE 15 Forest Park 53A Woodhouse 16.16A Estate New Clipstone Carlton-on-Trent 31 Pronto 12 210 A 33 204 1 11 16A 16.16 227 218 15 SA 32 22 14 A 23.53.53A 37 .39 B B B 204.217 210 27X 28 31 Kersall 39 . 41 Pronto 218 39B 6 A 31B Norwell X22 Cromwell 23B Eakring 31 32 218 32 calls 41B Collin 32 22 141 SKEGBY 27X.28B 33 37 B B 37A.41B 7 31 39 41B 417 Kings MANSFIELD 7 218 Bilsthorpe 39.X22 102 SA 31A 33 141 Mill N28 227 32 X22 417 Mansfield 27X.28B.31 Maplebeck 32 B B 102 417 3A.3B.3C.4.(9.1).(9.2).(9.3) 39 37.41 227.SA A 33 37A I 417 219 11.12.14.15.15A.16.16A.23 31 2 31B Caunton 39 417 23B.27.27A.28.53.53A.141 31A X 31 32 HT.NE 22 27.27X.28 27 B 204.210.217.218.219.BC 28B 31 41 SUTTON IN Robin Hood Line 219 28B.141 SA 227 Bathley 39B North ASHFIELD 39B 41B Muskham 218 27 27X 445B 27 32 Holme 3A 27X X Winkburn 33 22.37.37A C RAINWORTH 445B 27 B X22 3 9 A 41 A B Sutton 27 .27X 28B 31 37.37 39.39 .X22 B A 41 BC 28.28 31 31B 39.39B 67 Parkway 141.445B 27 .27X SA Kirklington 31B B 3C.90 27.27X.445B White 22 22 445B 28 28B A Pronto SA 32 3 Post 33 41 41B C 31A 22B 3 31B 3A.24.28.29.31A.32.33 South 445B Farnsfield 227 Little B 28B 37.39.39B.54.67.87.90 22 Muskham 3 90 3C 28 B 28 28B.SA 445 91.90A.227.857 Carlton 32 Winthorpe 28B calls Hockerton 33 67 28 28B 28 22B.46 445C Blidworth SA Kelham 37 445C.N3 A KIRKBY IN 227 B 31 39 141 C 141 Edingley 31 227 3.3A 445 141 445B A 39B Masterca ASHFIELD 31 4 3B.3C 445 141 445B 41 Newark B C 445C 28 28.29 N3 .BC 445.445 .445 see inset 3A 41B 445 3.29.31B for details 3A 28.29 Castle 141 445B Upton X22 Newark 3A Pronto 100.N100 31A Halam Averham 227 Northgate Ravenshead 3A 445 445B SOUTHWELL Newstead 29 227 Staythorpe NEWARK-ON-TR 3A Abbey Gates Longdale Craft Centre SA and Museum Racecourse 28 A Southwell Rolleston C 3 Newstead 3 3A Newark 3B3 BC 100 28 Abbey Papplewick N100 Minster 141 A KEY Pumping CC Rolleston 54.90.90 .91 B C Newstead Pronto Brackenhurst Fiskerton Bus route 857 3 .3 EMT Station Halloughton Farndon Oxton College 22 .22B 3 3A Pre-booked bus91 route 24 A B 3 3 .3 SA CC Other road X22 C Linby 141 3 . N3 Papplewick Park Burntstump 47 Hawton Balderton A A CC Morton Fiskerton Service number91 27 47 .47 47 A 4 M Country 47 47 8 100 3 90A CC EMT o Park calls Certain journeys only t 7 90 o 728 47A N100 r 47B 3A w N3 54Bus terminus 100 F a CC 3 y 141 47 Bleasby ThorpeService operates in direction 141 CALVERTON 47A East of arrow only3A.24.28.29.31A.32.33 HUCKNALL 728 CC B 857 Pronto 3 Stoke Voluntary car/minibus37.39.39 .46.47.54.67scheme 8AOT.728.AL NET 47.47A.CC Thurgarton 3A 90A.91 90.90A.91.227.857 Area covered by this travel guide t 54.90 8AOT AL SA CC Epperstone Gibsmere n Thurgarton e CB 8AOT r Adjacent Travel Guide Area CC 47A 47.47A.CC N100 T CG 141.728 47 Rolleston 100 r Syerston 91Passenger railway line and station 47A e v 54 54 EMT orgreen Gonalston 3 i RAF Leapool 47B CC R 91 Rail operator (East Midlands Trains) Bestwood A A Elston HT (Hull Trains) Woodborough 3 Coney 90 Cotham NE (National Express 141 CC Grey 90 Syerston 857 East Coast) 531 AL 728 3A.3B.3C.8AOT.N3 N100 Places of interest Newstead Abbey Spinney90 90A 532 Pronto Lowdham 100 Hoveringham Tourist Information Centre SA 3.3A.26.47.47A.856 Watnall 91Hospital 728 47 Caythorpe Flintham 54 531 46 A Kneeton Tram (NET) .AL 532 ARNOLD 47 N100 3 3A Sibthorpe AL 46 47B SCALE 27 L33 100 3A 856 3 3A 0 1 2 Miles 531 Bulwell 3B.3C 26 532 8AOT.141 B Lambley Burton 54 91 Phoenix Park 47 705 856 91 0 1 2 3 Kms. AL N3 4747A Joyce 91 ©P1ndar54 RLEY NET (Tram) 705 calls Bulcote RG 2 54 Shelton 1 531 141 Updated July 2014 by Pindar Creative 01296 390100 27 P&R 90A www.pindarcreative.co.uk857 L33 141 City A B 856 856.857 calls 46.47.47 .47 Gunthorpe ATG856 4 original cartography by FWT 531 728 Hospital RG 90 27 47A.47B RG 856 857 728.L33 1 SA Screveton 857 calls Swingate 728 L33 Pronto 856 L33 A 46.47 East Bridgford calls 3 CC RG 856 857 728 3B RG 91 Staunton 73 90A 91 86 ©������ Other useful public transport contact numbers: Information services from Nottingham Express Transit (NET) National Cabline traveline East Midlands (0115) 942 7777 0800 123 444 (FreePhone) National Rail enquiries traintaxi On-line 08457 48 49 50 (Details of taxi firms at rail stations) www.travelineeastmidlands.co.uk We’ll help you plan your journey www.traintaxi.co.uk National Express enquiries 08705 808080 0871 200 22 33 Speak to a Travel Advisor.
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