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NIBS 374 Grays-Basildon Mondays to Fridays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 notes Grays, Bus Station Bay 5 0710 0845 1018 1148 1318 1448 1630 1750 Grays, Ward Avenue 0715 0850 1023 1153 1323 1453 1635 1755 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0719 0854 1027 1157 1327 1457 1639 1759 Grays, Thurrock College 0721 0856 1029 1159 1329 1459 1641 1801 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0726 0901 1034 1204 1334 1504 1646 1806 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0737 0912 1045 1215 1345 1515 1657 1817 East Tilbury, Trent 0742 0917 1050 1220 1350 1520 1702 1822 Linford, Post Office 0749 0924 1057 1227 1357 1527 1709 1829 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0757 0932 1105 1235 1405 1535 1717 1837 Corringham, Town Centre 0804 0939 1112 1242 1412 1542 1724 1844 Fobbing, Church 0809 0944 1117 1247 1417 1547 1729 1849 Basildon, Hospital Stand A 0816 0951 1124 1254 1424 1554 1736 1856 Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0821 0956 1129 1259 1429 1559 1741 1901 NIBS 374 Grays-Basildon Saturdays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 notes Grays, Bus Station Bay 5 0840 1150 1455 1755 Grays, Ward Avenue 0845 1155 1500 1800 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0849 1159 1504 1804 Grays, Thurrock College 0851 1201 1506 1806 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0856 1206 1511 1811 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0907 1217 1522 1822 East Tilbury, Trent 0912 1222 1527 1827 Linford, Post Office 0919 1229 1534 1834 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0927 1237 1542 1842 Corringham, Town Centre 0934 1244 1549 1849 Fobbing, Church 0939 1249 1554 1854 Basildon, Hospital Stand A 0946 1256 1601 1901 Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0951 1301 1606 1906 NIBS 374 Basildon-Grays Mondays to Fridays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 notes Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0720 0900 1030 1200 1330 1500 1630 1750 Basildon, Hospital Stand B 0725 0905 1035 1205 1335 1505 1635 1755 Fobbing, Church 0732 0912 1042 1212 1342 1512 1642 1802 Corringham, Town Centre 0738 0918 1048 1218 1348 1518 1648 1808 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0745 0925 1055 1225 1355 1525 1655 1815 Linford, Post Office 0752 0932 1102 1232 1402 1532 1702 1822 East Tilbury, Trent 0801 0941 1111 1241 1411 1541 1711 1831 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0807 0947 1117 1247 1417 1547 1717 1837 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0818 0958 1128 1258 1428 1558 1728 1848 Grays, Palmers College 0821 1001 1131 1301 1431 1601 1731 1851 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0824 1004 1134 1304 1434 1604 1734 1854 Grays, Ward Avenue 0828 1008 1138 1308 1438 1608 1738 1858 Grays, Bus Station Bay 3 0833 1013 1143 1313 1443 1613 1743 1903 NIBS 374 Basildon-Grays Saturdays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 notes Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0720 1030 1335 1640 Basildon, Hospital Stand B 0725 1035 1340 1645 Fobbing, Church 0732 1042 1347 1652 Corringham, Town Centre 0738 1048 1353 1658 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0745 1055 1400 1705 Linford, Post Office 0752 1102 1407 1712 East Tilbury, Trent 0801 1111 1416 1721 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0807 1117 1422 1727 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0818 1128 1433 1738 Grays, Palmers College 0821 1131 1436 1741 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0824 1134 1439 1744 Grays, Ward Avenue 0828 1138 1443 1748 Grays, Bus Station Bay 3 0833 1143 1448 1753 NIBS 374 Grays-Basildon Mondays to Fridays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 notes Grays, Bus Station Bay 5 0710 0845 1018 1148 1318 1448 1630 1750 Grays, Ward Avenue 0715 0850 1023 1153 1323 1453 1635 1755 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0719 0854 1027 1157 1327 1457 1639 1759 Grays, Thurrock College 0721 0856 1029 1159 1329 1459 1641 1801 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0726 0901 1034 1204 1334 1504 1646 1806 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0737 0912 1045 1215 1345 1515 1657 1817 East Tilbury, Trent 0742 0917 1050 1220 1350 1520 1702 1822 Linford, Post Office 0749 0924 1057 1227 1357 1527 1709 1829 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0757 0932 1105 1235 1405 1535 1717 1837 Corringham, Town Centre 0804 0939 1112 1242 1412 1542 1724 1844 Fobbing, Church 0809 0944 1117 1247 1417 1547 1729 1849 Basildon, Hospital Stand A 0816 0951 1124 1254 1424 1554 1736 1856 Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0821 0956 1129 1259 1429 1559 1741 1901 NIBS 374 Grays-Basildon Saturdays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 notes Grays, Bus Station Bay 5 0840 1150 1455 1755 Grays, Ward Avenue 0845 1155 1500 1800 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0849 1159 1504 1804 Grays, Thurrock College 0851 1201 1506 1806 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0856 1206 1511 1811 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0907 1217 1522 1822 East Tilbury, Trent 0912 1222 1527 1827 Linford, Post Office 0919 1229 1534 1834 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0927 1237 1542 1842 Corringham, Town Centre 0934 1244 1549 1849 Fobbing, Church 0939 1249 1554 1854 Basildon, Hospital Stand A 0946 1256 1601 1901 Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0951 1301 1606 1906 NIBS 374 Basildon-Grays Mondays to Fridays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 374 notes Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0720 0900 1030 1200 1330 1500 1630 1750 Basildon, Hospital Stand B 0725 0905 1035 1205 1335 1505 1635 1755 Fobbing, Church 0732 0912 1042 1212 1342 1512 1642 1802 Corringham, Town Centre 0738 0918 1048 1218 1348 1518 1648 1808 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0745 0925 1055 1225 1355 1525 1655 1815 Linford, Post Office 0752 0932 1102 1232 1402 1532 1702 1822 East Tilbury, Trent 0801 0941 1111 1241 1411 1541 1711 1831 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0807 0947 1117 1247 1417 1547 1717 1837 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0818 0958 1128 1258 1428 1558 1728 1848 Grays, Palmers College 0821 1001 1131 1301 1431 1601 1731 1851 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0824 1004 1134 1304 1434 1604 1734 1854 Grays, Ward Avenue 0828 1008 1138 1308 1438 1608 1738 1858 Grays, Bus Station Bay 3 0833 1013 1143 1313 1443 1613 1743 1903 NIBS 374 Basildon-Grays Saturdays (from 1 April 2019) service no. 374 374 374 374 notes Basildon, Bus Station Stop F 0720 1030 1335 1640 Basildon, Hospital Stand B 0725 1035 1340 1645 Fobbing, Church 0732 1042 1347 1652 Corringham, Town Centre 0738 1048 1353 1658 Stanford le Hope, Rail Station 0745 1055 1400 1705 Linford, Post Office 0752 1102 1407 1712 East Tilbury, Trent 0801 1111 1416 1721 East Tilbury, Coalhouse Fort 0807 1117 1422 1727 Chadwell St Mary, River View Cross Keys 0818 1128 1433 1738 Grays, Palmers College 0821 1131 1436 1741 Socketts Heath, The Oak 0824 1134 1439 1744 Grays, Ward Avenue 0828 1138 1443 1748 Grays, Bus Station Bay 3 0833 1143 1448 1753.
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