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Stroud - Lightpill - Nailsworth - Wotton-Under-Edge 40 Stroud - Lightpill - Nailsworth - Wotton-under-Edge Cotswold Green Timetable valid from 05/09/2016 until further notice. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Notes CP Stroud, Merrywalks (Stop M) 0820 0950 1045 1215 1315 1440 1730 Stroud, in Russell Street 0822 0952 1047 1217 1317 1442 1732 § Stroud, before Rodborough Hill 0824 0954 1049 1219 1319 1444 1734 § Rodborough, just before County Primary School 0825 0955 1050 1220 1320 1445 1735 § Rodborough, after King’s Road 0826 0956 1051 1221 1321 1446 1736 Rodborough, opp Prince Albert Inn 0827 0957 1052 1222 1322 1447 1737 § Rodborough, opp Southgate Crescent 0828 0958 1053 1223 1323 1448 1738 § Lightpill, nr Stringer’s Drive 0829 0959 1054 1224 1324 1449 1739 § Lightpill, corner of Warwick Close 0830 1000 1055 1225 1325 1450 1740 Lightpill, corner of Fishers Way 0831 1001 1056 1226 1326 1451 1741 § Lightpill, before Orchard View 1001 1226 1451rs Lightpill, opp Bowl Hill 1003 1228 1453rs § Rooksmoor, before The Old Fleece Inn 0833 1058 1328 1743 Woodchester, opp Old Piano Works 0834 1059 1329 1744 § Woodchester, after Manor Gardens 0834 1059 1329 1744 § Woodchester, corner of Manor Drive 0834 1059 1329 1744 § Woodchester, after Station Road 0835 1100 1330 1745 § Woodchester, after Frogmarsh Lane 0836 1101 1331 1746 § Inchbrook, o/s Trading Estate 0837 1102 1332 1747 § Inchbrook, by Dunkirk Mills 0838 1103 1333 1748 § Nailsworth, by Lakeside Garage 0839 1104 1334 1749 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) arr 0841 1106 1336 1751 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) dep 0842 1107 1337 1752 § Nailsworth, opp Town Hall 0843 1108 1338 1753 § Nailsworth, by Ruskin Mill 0844 1109 1339 1754 § Nailsworth, opp Swan Bank 0845 1110 1340 1755 § Whiteway, opp Quarry 0846 1111 1341 1756 Horsley, after The Hog Inn 0849 1114 1344 1759 § Horsley, by Boscombe Lane 0849 1114 1344 1759 § Horsley, by Sallywood Farm 0850 1115 1345 1800 § Horsley, opp Latterwood House 0851 1116 1346 1801 § Kingscote, o/s Binley Farm Turn 0852 1117 1347 1802 § Bowcott, by Ozleworth Turn 0854 1119 1349 1804 § Bowcott, by Symonds’ Hall Farm 0855 1120 1350 1805 § Bowcott, by Cotswold Edge Golf Club 0856 1121 1351 1806 § Bowcott, opp The Ridings 0857 1122 1352 1807 § Wotton-under-Edge, by Valley Road 0859 1124 1354 1809 Wotton-under-Edge, before War Memorial 0900 1125 1355 1810 Saturdays Stroud, Merrywalks (Stop M) 0820 0950 1045 1215 1315 1440 1730 Stroud, in Russell Street 0822 0952 1047 1217 1317 1442 1732 § Stroud, before Rodborough Hill 0824 0954 1049 1219 1319 1444 1734 § Rodborough, just before County Primary School 0825 0955 1050 1220 1320 1445 1735 § Rodborough, after King’s Road 0826 0956 1051 1221 1321 1446 1736 Rodborough, opp Prince Albert Inn 0827 0957 1052 1222 1322 1447 1737 § Rodborough, opp Southgate Crescent 0828 0958 1053 1223 1323 1448 1738 § Lightpill, nr Stringer’s Drive 0829 0959 1054 1224 1324 1449 1739 § Lightpill, corner of Warwick Close 0830 1000 1055 1225 1325 1450 1740 Lightpill, corner of Fishers Way 0831 1001 1056 1226 1326 1451 1741 § Lightpill, before Orchard View 1001 1226 1451rs Lightpill, opp Bowl Hill 1003 1228 1453rs § Rooksmoor, before The Old Fleece Inn 0833 1058 1328 1743 Woodchester, opp Old Piano Works 0834 1059 1329 1744 § Woodchester, after Manor Gardens 0834 1059 1329 1744 § Woodchester, corner of Manor Drive 0834 1059 1329 1744 § Woodchester, after Station Road 0835 1100 1330 1745 § Woodchester, after Frogmarsh Lane 0836 1101 1331 1746 § Inchbrook, o/s Trading Estate 0837 1102 1332 1747 § Inchbrook, by Dunkirk Mills 0838 1103 1333 1748 § Nailsworth, by Lakeside Garage 0839 1104 1334 1749 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) arr 0841 1106 1336 1751 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) dep 0842 1107 1337 1752 § Nailsworth, opp Town Hall 0843 1108 1338 1753 § Nailsworth, by Ruskin Mill 0844 1109 1339 1754 § Nailsworth, opp Swan Bank 0845 1110 1340 1755 § Whiteway, opp Quarry 0846 1111 1341 1756 Horsley, after The Hog Inn 0849 1114 1344 1759 § Horsley, by Boscombe Lane 0849 1114 1344 1759 § Horsley, by Sallywood Farm 0850 1115 1345 1800 § Horsley, opp Latterwood House 0851 1116 1346 1801 § Kingscote, o/s Binley Farm Turn 0852 1117 1347 1802 § Bowcott, by Ozleworth Turn 0854 1119 1349 1804 § Bowcott, by Symonds’ Hall Farm 0855 1120 1350 1805 § Bowcott, by Cotswold Edge Golf Club 0856 1121 1351 1806 § Bowcott, opp The Ridings 0857 1122 1352 1807 § Wotton-under-Edge, by Valley Road 0859 1124 1354 1809 Wotton-under-Edge, before War Memorial 0900 1125 1355 1810 Sundays no service Bank Holidays no service Notes: CP - Concessionary Passes are valid on this trip r - Sets down by request to driver only s - demand stop § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown 40 Wotton-under-Edge - Nailsworth - Lightpill - Stroud Cotswold Green Timetable valid from 05/09/2016 until further notice. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Notes CP Wotton-under-Edge, before War Memorial 0705 0905 1130 1355 1815 § Wotton-under-Edge, opp Valley Road 0705 0905 1130 1355 1815 § Bowcott, o/s The Ridings 0707 0907 1132 1357 1817 § Bowcott, opp Cotswold Edge Golf Club 0708 0908 1133 1358 1818 § Bowcott, opp Symonds’ Hall Farm 0709 0909 1134 1359 1819 § Bowcott, opp Ozleworth Turn 0710 0910 1135 1400 1820 § Kingscote, opp Binley Farm Turn 0712 0912 1137 1402 1822 § Horsley, by Latterwood House 0713 0913 1138 1403 1823 § Horsley, before Sallywood Farm 0714 0914 1139 1404 1824 § Horsley, opp Boscombe Lane 0715 0915 1140 1405 1825 Horsley, before The Hog Inn 0716 0916 1141 1406 1826 § Whiteway, by Quarry 0718 0918 1143 1408 1828 § Nailsworth, by Swan Bank 0719 0919 1144 1409 1829 § Nailsworth, opp Ruskin Mill 0720 0920 1145 1410 1830 § Nailsworth, o/s Town Hall 0721 0921 1146 1411 1831 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) arr 0723 0923 1148 1413 1833 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) dep 0724 0924 1149 1414 1834 § Nailsworth, opp Lakeside Garage 0725 0925 1150 1415 1835rs § Inchbrook, opp Dunkirk Mills 0725 0925 1150 1415 1835rs § Inchbrook, opp Trading Estate 0727 0927 1152 1417 1837rs § Woodchester, by Frogmarsh Lane 0728 0928 1153 1418 1838rs § Woodchester, before Station Road 0728 0928 1153 1418 1838rs § Woodchester, opp Manor Drive 0729 0929 1154 1419 1839rs Woodchester, before Old Piano Works 0730 0930 1155 1420 1840rs § Rooksmoor, opp The Old Fleece Inn 0730 0930 1155 1420 1840rs Lightpill, nr Bowl Hill 1004 1229 § Lightpill, after Orchard View 1004 1229 Lightpill, after Fishers Way 0733 0933 1005 1158 1230 1423 1843rs § Lightpill, opp Warwick Close 0733 0933 1005 1158 1230 1423 1843rs § Lightpill, just before Stringer’s Drive 0734 0934 1006 1159 1231 1424 1844rs § Rodborough, by Southgate Crescent 0735 0935 1007 1200 1232 1425 1845rs Rodborough, by Prince Albert Inn 0737 0937 1009 1202 1234 1427 1847rs § Rodborough, opp King’s Road 0737 0937 1009 1202 1234 1427 1847rs § Rodborough, nr County Primary School 0737 0937 1009 1202 1234 1427 1847rs § Stroud, after Rodborough Hill 0738 0938 1010 1203 1235 1428 1848rs § Stroud, o/s Waitrose Store 0940 1012 1205 1237 1430 Stroud, in Russell Street 0942 1014 1207 1239 1432 Stroud, Merrywalks (Stop M) 0740 0945 1017 1210 1243 1435 1850rs Stroud, Merrywalks (Stop N) Saturdays Wotton-under-Edge, before War Memorial 0905 1130 1355 § Wotton-under-Edge, opp Valley Road 0905 1130 1355 § Bowcott, o/s The Ridings 0907 1132 1357 § Bowcott, opp Cotswold Edge Golf Club 0908 1133 1358 § Bowcott, opp Symonds’ Hall Farm 0909 1134 1359 § Bowcott, opp Ozleworth Turn 0910 1135 1400 § Kingscote, opp Binley Farm Turn 0912 1137 1402 § Horsley, by Latterwood House 0913 1138 1403 § Horsley, before Sallywood Farm 0914 1139 1404 § Horsley, opp Boscombe Lane 0915 1140 1405 Horsley, before The Hog Inn 0916 1141 1406 § Whiteway, by Quarry 0918 1143 1408 § Nailsworth, by Swan Bank 0919 1144 1409 § Nailsworth, opp Ruskin Mill 0920 1145 1410 § Nailsworth, o/s Town Hall 0921 1146 1411 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) arr 0923 1148 1413 Nailsworth, Bus Station (Stop 2) dep 0924 1149 1414 § Nailsworth, opp Lakeside Garage 0925 1150 1415 § Inchbrook, opp Dunkirk Mills 0925 1150 1415 § Inchbrook, opp Trading Estate 0927 1152 1417 § Woodchester, by Frogmarsh Lane 0928 1153 1418 § Woodchester, before Station Road 0928 1153 1418 § Woodchester, opp Manor Drive 0929 1154 1419 Woodchester, before Old Piano Works 0930 1155 1420 § Rooksmoor, opp The Old Fleece Inn 0930 1155 1420 Lightpill, nr Bowl Hill 1004 1229 § Lightpill, after Orchard View 1004 1229 Lightpill, after Fishers Way 0933 1005 1158 1230 1423 § Lightpill, opp Warwick Close 0933 1005 1158 1230 1423 § Lightpill, just before Stringer’s Drive 0934 1006 1159 1231 1424 § Rodborough, by Southgate Crescent 0935 1007 1200 1232 1425 Rodborough, by Prince Albert Inn 0937 1009 1202 1234 1427 § Rodborough, opp King’s Road 0937 1009 1202 1234 1427 § Rodborough, nr County Primary School 0937 1009 1202 1234 1427 § Stroud, after Rodborough Hill 0938 1010 1203 1235 1428 § Stroud, o/s Waitrose Store 0940 1012 1205 1237 1430 Stroud, in Russell Street 0942 1014 1207 1239 1432 Stroud, Merrywalks (Stop M) 0945 1017 1210 1243 1435 Stroud, Merrywalks (Stop N) Sundays no service Notes: CP - Concessionary Passes are valid on this trip r - Sets down by request to driver only s - demand stop § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown Data Provided by National Public Transport Information (National PTI) - 45 - 03/04/19 40 Wotton-under-Edge - Nailsworth - Lightpill - Stroud Cotswold Green Timetable valid from 05/09/2016 until further notice.
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