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C1 Bedford - Kempston - Wootton/Marston Moretaine - C10 Cranfield - Cranfield University - Milton Keynes C1 Bedford - Kempston - Wootton/Marston Moretaine - C10 Cranfield - Cranfield University - Milton Keynes Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) From 21st April 2019 Service No.: C1 C10 C1 C1 C10 C1 C1 C10 C1 Bedford, Bus Station (P) ---- ---- ---- 0623 ---- 0720 0750 0800 ---- Bedford, St Paul's Square (P1) ---- ---- ---- 0624 ---- 0722 0752 0802 ---- Bedford Hospital, Kempston Road (B) ---- ---- ---- 0629 ---- 0728 0759 0810 ---- Kempston, Saxon Centre ---- ---- ---- 0634 ---- 0734 0807 0818 ---- Gibraltar, opp Ibbett Close ---- ---- ---- 0638 ---- 0740 0813 ---- ---- Wootton, St Mary's Road ---- ---- ---- 0644 ---- 0746 0819 ---- ---- Wootton, opp. Squires Road ---- ---- ---- 0645 ---- 0747 0820 ---- ---- Caulcott, opp. Snagge Court ---- 0540 ---- ---- 0701 ---- ---- 0828 ---- Marston Moretaine, Tylecote Close ---- 0544 ---- ---- 0705 ---- ---- 0832 ---- Lower Shelton, The Church ---- 0547 ---- ---- 0708 ---- ---- 0835 ---- Upper Shelton, Lower Shelton Turn ---- 0549 ---- 0649 0710 0751 0824 0837 ---- Cranfield, Crane Way 0530 0553 0627 0653 0714 0756 0829 0842 0853 Bourne End, Bourne End Road ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 0834 ---- ---- Cranfield, War Memorial 0534 0557 0631 0658 0719 0802 ---- 0847 0858 Cranfield Innovation Centre 0538 0601 0635 0703 0724 0807 ---- 0852 0903 Cranfield University, Main Gate arr 0540 0603 0637 0705 0727 0809 0842 0854 0905 Cranfield University, Main Gate dep 0541 0604 0638 0706 0728 0810 ---- 0855 ---- Opp. Cranfield Innovation Centre 0543 ---- 0640 0708 ---- 0812 ---- ---- ---- Moulsoe, St Mary's Church 0547 ---- 0644 0712 ---- 0816 ---- ---- ---- Milton Keynes Coachway (8) 0553 ---- 0650 0720 ---- 0825 ---- ---- ---- Broughton, Countess Way 0557 ---- 0655 0725 ---- 0830 ---- ---- ---- Kingston District Centre 0600 ---- 0658 0728 ---- 0833 ---- ---- ---- Monkston, Oakgrove Roundabout South 0603 ---- 0702 0733 ---- 0839 ---- ---- ---- Milton Keynes Village, Noon Layer Drive 0604 ---- 0704 0735 ---- 0841 ---- ---- ---- North Crawley, The Cock ---- 0609 ---- ---- 0733 ---- ---- 0900 ---- Newport Pagnell, North Crawley Road ---- 0614 ---- ---- 0738 ---- ---- 0905 ---- Newport Pagnell, opp. Library ---- 0617 ---- ---- 0741 ---- ---- 0908 ---- Newport Pagnell, Market Hill ---- 0619 ---- ---- 0743 ---- ---- 0910 ---- Caldecote Farm, Willen Road ---- 0623 ---- ---- 0747 ---- ---- 0915 ---- Willen Local Centre ---- 0624 ---- ---- 0748 ---- ---- 0916 ---- Campbell Park, Glebe Roundabout West 0606 0629 0707 0738 0754 0844 ---- 0922 ---- Central Milton Keynes, Theatre District (B4) 0608 0631 0709 0741 0757 0847 ---- 0925 ---- Central Milton Keynes, The Point (M4) 0609 0632 0710 0742 0758 0848 ---- 0926 ---- Milton Keynes, Central Rail Station X 0613 0637 0715 0748 0804 0854 ---- 0932 ---- C10 operates non stop between Willen Local Centre and Campbell Park 1 C1 Bedford - Kempston - Wootton/Marston Moretaine - C10 Cranfield - Cranfield University - Milton Keynes Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) From 21st April 2019 Service No.: C1 C10 C1 C10 C1 C10 C1 C10 C1 Bedford, Bus Station (P) 0822 0902 0932 1002 1032 1102 1132 1202 1232 Bedford, St Paul's Square (P1) 0825 0904 0934 1004 1034 1104 1134 1204 1234 Bedford Hospital, Kempston Road (B) 0833 0911 0941 1011 1041 1111 1141 1211 1241 Kempston, Saxon Centre 0841 0918 0948 1018 1048 1118 1148 1218 1248 Gibraltar, opp Ibbett Close 0847 ---- 0952 ---- 1052 ---- 1152 ---- 1252 Wootton, St Mary's Road 0853 ---- 0958 ---- 1058 ---- 1158 ---- 1258 Wootton, opp. Squires Road 0854 ---- 0959 ---- 1059 ---- 1159 ---- 1259 Caulcott, opp. Snagge Court ---- 0927 ---- 1027 ---- 1127 ---- 1227 ---- Marston Moretaine, Tylecote Close ---- 0931 ---- 1031 ---- 1131 ---- 1231 ---- Lower Shelton, The Church ---- 0934 ---- 1034 ---- 1134 ---- 1234 ---- Upper Shelton, Lower Shelton Turn 0858 0936 1003 1036 1103 1136 1203 1236 1303 Cranfield, Crane Way 0903 0940 1007 1040 1107 1140 1207 1240 1307 Cranfield, War Memorial 0907 0944 1011 1044 1111 1144 1211 1244 1311 Cranfield Innovation Centre 0912 0949 1016 1049 1116 1149 1216 1249 1316 Cranfield University, Main Gate arr 0914 0951 1018 1051 1118 1151 1218 1251 1318 Cranfield University, Main Gate dep 0915 0952 1019 1052 1119 1152 1219 1252 1319 Opp. Cranfield Innovation Centre 0917 ---- 1021 ---- 1121 ---- 1221 ---- 1321 Moulsoe, St Mary's Church 0921 ---- 1025 ---- 1125 ---- 1225 ---- 1325 Milton Keynes Coachway (8) 0929 ---- 1032 ---- 1132 ---- 1232 ---- 1332 Broughton, Countess Way 0934 ---- 1037 ---- 1137 ---- 1237 ---- 1337 Kingston District Centre 0937 ---- 1040 ---- 1140 ---- 1240 ---- 1340 Monkston, Oakgrove Roundabout South 0941 ---- 1044 ---- 1144 ---- 1244 ---- 1344 Milton Keynes Village, Noon Layer Drive 0942 ---- 1045 ---- 1145 ---- 1245 ---- 1345 North Crawley, The Cock ---- 0957 ---- 1057 ---- 1157 ---- 1257 ---- Newport Pagnell, North Crawley Road ---- 1002 ---- 1102 ---- 1202 ---- 1302 ---- Newport Pagnell, opp. Library ---- 1005 ---- 1105 ---- 1205 ---- 1305 ---- Newport Pagnell, Market Hill ---- 1007 ---- 1107 ---- 1207 ---- 1307 ---- Caldecote Farm, Willen Road ---- 1011 ---- 1111 ---- 1211 ---- 1311 ---- Willen Local Centre ---- 1012 ---- 1112 ---- 1212 ---- 1312 ---- Campbell Park, Glebe Roundabout West 0945 1017 1048 1117 1148 1217 1248 1317 1348 Central Milton Keynes, Theatre District (B4) 0948 1020 1051 1120 1151 1220 1251 1320 1351 Central Milton Keynes, The Point (M4) 0949 1021 1052 1121 1152 1221 1252 1321 1352 Milton Keynes, Central Rail Station X 0955 1027 1058 1127 1158 1227 1258 1327 1358 C10 operates non stop between Willen Local Centre and Campbell Park 2 C1 Bedford - Kempston - Wootton/Marston Moretaine - C10 Cranfield - Cranfield University - Milton Keynes Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) From 21st April 2019 Service No.: C10 C1 C10 C1 C10 C1 C10 C10 C1 Bedford, Bus Station (P) 1302 1332 1402 1432 1502 1540 1610 ---- 1645 Bedford, St Paul's Square (P1) 1304 1334 1404 1434 1504 1543 1613 ---- 1648 Bedford Hospital, Kempston Road (B) 1311 1341 1411 1441 1511 1550 1622 ---- 1658 Kempston, Saxon Centre 1318 1348 1418 1448 1518 1558 1630 ---- 1706 Gibraltar, opp Ibbett Close ---- 1352 ---- 1452 ---- 1603 ---- ---- 1711 Wootton, St Mary's Road ---- 1358 ---- 1458 ---- 1609 ---- ---- 1717 Wootton, opp. Squires Road ---- 1359 ---- 1459 ---- 1610 ---- ---- 1718 Caulcott, opp. Snagge Court 1327 ---- 1427 ---- 1529 ---- 1641 ---- ---- Marston Moretaine, Tylecote Close 1331 ---- 1431 ---- 1533 ---- 1645 ---- ---- Lower Shelton, The Church 1334 ---- 1434 ---- 1536 ---- 1648 ---- ---- Upper Shelton, Lower Shelton Turn 1336 1403 1436 1503 1538 1614 1650 ---- 1722 Cranfield, Crane Way 1340 1407 1440 1507 1542 1619 1655 ---- 1727 Cranfield, War Memorial 1344 1411 1444 1511 1546 1623 1659 ---- 1731 Cranfield Innovation Centre 1349 1416 1449 1516 1551 1628 1704 ---- 1736 Cranfield University, Main Gate arr 1351 1418 1451 1518 1553 1630 1706 ---- 1738 Cranfield University, Main Gate dep 1352 1419 1452 1519 1554 1631 ---- 1715 1742 Opp. Cranfield Innovation Centre ---- 1421 ---- 1521 ---- 1633 ---- ---- 1744 Moulsoe, St Mary's Church ---- 1425 ---- 1525 ---- 1637 ---- ---- 1748 Milton Keynes Coachway (8) ---- 1432 ---- 1533 ---- 1645 ---- ---- 1758 Broughton, Countess Way ---- 1437 ---- 1538 ---- 1650 ---- ---- 1803 Kingston District Centre ---- 1440 ---- 1541 ---- 1653 ---- ---- 1806 Monkston, Oakgrove Roundabout South ---- 1444 ---- 1545 ---- 1657 ---- ---- 1810 Milton Keynes Village, Noon Layer Drive ---- 1445 ---- 1546 ---- 1659 ---- ---- 1812 North Crawley, The Cock 1357 ---- 1457 ---- 1559 ---- ---- 1721 ---- Newport Pagnell, North Crawley Road 1402 ---- 1502 ---- 1604 ---- ---- 1726 ---- Newport Pagnell, opp. Library 1405 ---- 1505 ---- 1607 ---- ---- 1729 ---- Newport Pagnell, Market Hill 1407 ---- 1507 ---- 1609 ---- ---- 1731 ---- Caldecote Farm, Willen Road 1411 ---- 1512 ---- 1614 ---- ---- 1738 ---- Willen Local Centre 1412 ---- 1513 ---- 1615 ---- ---- 1740 ---- Campbell Park, Glebe Roundabout West 1417 1448 1518 1549 1621 1702 ---- 1747 1815 Central Milton Keynes, Theatre District (B4) 1420 1451 1521 1552 1624 1705 ---- 1750 1818 Central Milton Keynes, The Point (M4) 1421 1452 1522 1553 1626 1707 ---- 1751 1819 Milton Keynes, Central Rail Station X 1427 1458 1528 1559 1632 1713 ---- 1757 1825 C10 operates non stop between Willen Local Centre and Campbell Park 3 C1 Bedford - Kempston - Wootton/Marston Moretaine - C10 Cranfield - Cranfield University - Milton Keynes Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) From 21st April 2019 Service No.: C10 C1 C10 C1 C1 C10 C1 C1 Bedford, Bus Station (P) 1717 1750 1815 1900 2000 2055 2155 2240 Bedford, St Paul's Square (P1) 1720 1753 1818 1903 2002 2056 2156 2241 Bedford Hospital, Kempston Road (B) 1730 1803 1826 1909 2007 2101 2201 2246 Kempston, Saxon Centre 1740 1813 1834 1916 2013 2107 2207 2252 Gibraltar, opp Ibbett Close ---- 1818 ---- 1920 2017 ---- 2211 2256 Wootton, St Mary's Road ---- 1824 ---- 1926 ---- ---- ---- ---- Wootton, opp. Squires Road ---- 1825 ---- 1927 ---- ---- ---- ---- Wootton, opp. The Fox and Duck ---- ---- ---- ---- 2021 ---- 2215 2300 Caulcott, opp. Snagge Court 1751 ---- 1843 ---- ---- 2115 ---- ---- Marston Moretaine, Tylecote Close 1755 ---- 1847 ---- ---- 2119 ---- ---- Lower Shelton, The Church 1758 ---- 1850 ---- ---- 2122 ---- ---- Upper Shelton, Lower Shelton Turn 1800 1829 1852 1931 2025 2124 2219 2304 Cranfield, Crane Way 1805 1834 1856 1935 2029 2128 2223 2308 Cranfield, War Memorial 1809 1838 1900 1939 2033 2132 2227 2312 Cranfield Innovation Centre 1814 1843 1905 1944 2037 2136 2231 2316
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