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Havant & south downs College BUS GUIDE from 1st September 2019 Welcome Included in this guide are timetables for the First Bus services stopping at the South Downs Campus and Havant Campus at Havant & South Downs College: Service 7 Winston Churchill Avenue – City Centre – Lake Road – North End – Hilsea – Cosham – Crookhorn – Waterlooville – Milton Road – Wecock Farm (Note that the nearest stop for South Downs Campus is Crookhorn Precinct) Service 7C The Hard – City Centre, Lake Road – North End – Hilsea – Cosham – South Downs Campus Service 654 Hambledon – Denmead – Waterlooville – South Downs Campus – Havant Campus Service SD4 Bishop’s Waltham – Swanmore – Wickham – Fareham Bus Station – Portchester – Cosham – South Downs Campus – Havant Campus Service SD5 Gosport – Elson – Bridgemary – BRT – Fareham Bus Station – Portchester – Cosham – South Downs Campus – Havant Campus Service SD7 Southsea South Parade – Albert Road – Eastney – Copnor – Hilsea – A3 – South Downs Campus For further information about other services and fares, please visit: firstgroup.com/portsmouth B How was your journey? Take two minutes to tell us how you feel... tellfirstbus.com C City Centre | Cosham | Waterlooville | Wecock Farm 7 Mondays to Fridays except Public Holidays Winston Churchill Avenue 055B 0605 0617 06CB 064B 0650 0701 0711 07B6 0741 075B 0805 0817 08B9 0844 0856 0908 09B0 City Centre South a 0555 0608 06B0 06C5 0645 065C 0704 0714 07C0 0745 0756 0809 08B1 08CC 0848 0900 091B 09B4 Lake Road Health Centre 0601 0614 06B6 0641 0651 0659 0710 07B0 07C8 075C 0804 0817 08B9 0841 0856 0908 09B0 09CB North End Junction 0606 0619 06C1 0646 0656 0704 0715 07B8 0746 0801 081B 08B5 08C7 0849 0904 0916 09B8 0940 Hilsea Lido 061B 06B5 06C7 065B 070B 0710 07BC 07C6 0754 0809 08B0 08CC 0845 0857 091B 09B4 09C6 0948 Cosham Health Centre a 0615 06B8 0640 0655 0705 071C 07B6 07C9 0757 081B 08BC 08C6 0848 0900 0915 09B7 09C9 0951 Crookhorn Precinct * 06BC 06C6 0648 070C 071C 07B1 07C5 0748 0806 08B1 08CB 0845 0857 0909 09B4 09C6 0948 1000 Waterlooville Precinct 06C0 064C 0655 0710 07B0 07CC 0747 0800 0818 08CC 0844 0857 0909 09B1 09CC 0945 0957 1009 4 Wecock Farm Blackbird Close 06C9 065B 0704 0719 07C0 074C 0757 0810 08B8 084C 0854 0907 0919 09C1 094C 0955 1007 1019 Winston Churchill Avenue 09CB 0944 0956 1408 14B0 14CB 1444 1456 1508 15B0 15CB City Centre South a 09C6 0948 1000 141B 14B4 14C6 1448 1500 151B 15B4 15C6 Lake Road Health Centre 0944 0956 1008 14B0 14CB 1444 1456 1508 15B0 15C4 1546 then North End Junction 095B 1004 1016 e v e r y 14B8 1440 145B 1504 1516 15B8 154B 1554 Hilsea Lido 1000 101B 10B4 1 2 u n t i l 14C6 1448 1500 151B 15B5 15C7 1551 160C a mins Cosham Health Centre 100C 1015 10B7 a t 14C9 1451 150C 1515 15B8 1540 1554 1606 Crookhorn Precinct * 101B 10B4 10C6 1448 1500 151B 15B5 15C8 1550 1604 1616 Waterlooville Precinct 10B1 10CC 1045 1457 1509 15B1 15C5 1548 1600 1614 16B6 Wecock Farm Blackbird Close 10C1 104C 1055 1507 1519 15CB 1546 1559 1611 16B5 16C7 Note: * - Alight here for South Downs Campus at Havant & South Downs College City Centre | Cosham | Waterlooville | Wecock Farm 7 Mondays to Fridays except Public Holidays (continued) Winston Churchill Avenue 1544 1556 1608 16B0 16CB 1644 1656 1709 17BB 17C5 1747 1800 1814 18B9 1846 1904 19B4 1944 City Centre South a 1548 1600 161B 16B4 16C6 1648 1700 171C 17B6 17C9 1751 1804 1818 18CC 1850 1907 19B7 1947 Lake Road Health Centre 1558 1610 16BB 16C4 1646 1658 1710 17BC 17C6 1749 1801 1814 18B8 184C 1900 191C 19CC 195C North End Junction 1606 1618 16C0 164B 1654 1706 1718 17C1 1744 1757 1809 18BB 18C6 1851 1905 1918 19C8 1958 Hilsea Lido 1615 16B7 16C9 1651 170C 1715 17B7 1740 175C 1806 1818 18C1 1845 1900 1911 19B4 1944 B004 Cosham Health Centre a 1618 16C0 164B 1654 1706 1718 17C0 174C 1756 1809 18B1 18C4 1848 190C 1914 19B7 1947 B007 Crookhorn Precinct * 16B8 1640 165B 1704 1716 17B8 1740 175C 1806 1819 18C1 1844 1858 1911 19BB 19C5 1955 B015 Waterlooville Precinct 16C8 1650 170B 1714 17B6 17C8 1750 180C 1816 18B9 1841 1854 1908 1918 19B9 194B B00B B0BB 5 Wecock Farm Blackbird Close 1649 1701 171C 17B5 17C7 1749 1801 1814 18B7 1840 185B 1905 1917 19B7 19C8 1951 B011 B0C1 Winston Churchill Avenue B004 B0C4 B104 BB04 BC04 City Centre South a B007 B0C7 B107 BB07 BC07 Lake Road Health Centre B01C B04C B11C BB1C BC1C North End Junction B018 B048 B118 BB18 BC18 Hilsea Lido B0B4 B054 B1B4 BBB4 BCB4 Cosham Health Centre a B0B7 B057 B1B7 BBB7 BCB7 Crookhorn Precinct * B0C5 B105 B1C5 BBC5 BCC5 Waterlooville Precinct B04B B11B B14B BB4B BC4B Wecock Farm Blackbird Close B051 B1B1 B151 BB51 BC51 Note: * - Alight here for South Downs Campus at Havant & South Downs College Wecock Farm | Waterlooville | Cosham | City Centre 7 Mondays to Fridays except Public Holidays Wecock Farm Blackbird Close 0500 0514 — 0540 0557 0608 0619 06CC 064C 0656 0707 0715 07B9 074B 0754 0806 0819 08CB Waterlooville Precinct 0510 05B4 — 0550 0607 0618 06B9 064C 065C 0706 0717 07B9 074C 0756 0808 08B0 08CC 0846 Crookhorn Precinct * 0516 05C0 — 0556 061C 06B4 06C5 0649 0659 071B 07B8 0740 0754 0807 0819 08C1 0844 0857 Cosham Health Centre a 05BC 05C7 0550 060C 06B0 06C1 064B 0656 0706 0719 07C7 0749 080C 0816 08B8 0840 085C 0906 Hilsea Lido 05B7 0541 0554 0607 06B4 06C5 0646 0700 0710 07B4 074B 0754 0808 08B1 08CC 0845 0858 0911 North End Junction 05CB 0546 0559 061B 06B9 0640 0651 0705 0715 07CC 0751 080C 0817 08C0 084B 0854 0907 09B0 Lake Road Health Centre 05C7 0551 0604 0617 06C4 0645 0656 0710 07BC 0741 0759 0811 08B5 08C8 0850 090B 0915 09B7 City Centre South a 0544 0558 0611 06B4 0641 065B 070C 0717 07CC 0751 0809 08B1 08C5 0848 0900 091B 09B4 09C6 6 Winston Churchill Avenue 0547 0601 0614 06B7 0644 0655 0706 07B1 07C7 0755 081C 08B5 08C9 085B 0904 0916 09B8 0940 Wecock Farm Blackbird Close 0846 0859 0911 09BC 09C5 0947 0959 1411 14BC 14C5 1447 Waterlooville Precinct 0900 091C 09B5 09C6 0948 1000 101B 14B4 14C6 1448 1500 Crookhorn Precinct * 0911 09B4 09CC 0944 0956 1008 10B0 14CB 1444 1456 1508 a then Cosham Health Centre 09B0 09CB 0941 095B 1004 1016 10B8 e v e r y 1440 145B 1504 1516 Hilsea Lido 09B5 09C7 0946 0957 1009 10B1 10CC 1 2 u n t i l 1445 1457 1509 15B1 mins North End Junction 09CB 0944 095C 1004 1016 10B8 1040 a t 145B 1504 1516 15B9 Lake Road Health Centre 09C9 0951 1000 1011 10BC 10C5 1047 1459 1511 15B4 15C7 City Centre South a 0948 1000 1009 10B0 10CB 1044 1056 1508 15B0 15CC 1546 Winston Churchill Avenue 095B 1004 101C 10B4 10C6 1048 1100 151B 15B4 15C7 1550 Note: * - Alight here for South Downs Campus at Havant & South Downs College Wecock Farm | Waterlooville | Cosham | City Centre 7 Mondays to Fridays except Public Holidays (continued) Wecock Farm Blackbird Close 1459 1511 15B4 15C7 1551 1604 1616 16C0 164B 1655 1706 1718 17C0 174B 1754 1806 1819 18CB Waterlooville Precinct 151B 15B4 15C8 1551 1605 1618 16C0 1644 1656 1709 17B0 17CB 1744 1756 1808 18B0 18CC 1846 Crookhorn Precinct * 15B0 15CC 1547 1600 1614 16B7 16C9 165C 1705 1718 17B9 1741 175C 1805 1817 18B9 184B 1855 Cosham Health Centre a 15B9 154B 1556 1609 16BC 16C6 1648 170B 1714 17B7 17C8 1750 180B 1814 18B6 18C8 1851 1904 Hilsea Lido 15C4 1547 1601 1614 16B8 1641 165C 1707 1719 17CB 174C 1755 1807 1819 18C1 184C 1856 1908 North End Junction 154B 1555 1609 16BB 16C6 1649 1701 1715 17B7 1740 1751 180C 1815 18B7 18C9 1851 1904 191C Lake Road Health Centre 1550 160C 1617 16C0 1644 1657 1709 17BC 17C5 1748 1759 1811 18BC 18C5 1847 1859 1909 1918 City Centre South a 1559 161B 16B6 16C9 165C 1706 1718 17CB 1744 1757 1808 18B0 18CB 1844 1856 1908 1916 19B5 7 Winston Churchill Avenue 160C 1616 16C0 164C 1657 1710 17BB 17C6 1748 1801 181B 18B4 18C6 1848 1900 — 1919 — Wecock Farm Blackbird Close 1845 1857 1911 19B4 1944 B004 B0B4 B054 B1B4 B154 BB54 BC54 Waterlooville Precinct 1859 1911 19B1 19C4 1954 B014 B0C4 B104 B1C4 BB04 BC04 0004 Crookhorn Precinct * 1908 1917 19B7 1940 B000 B0B0 B040 B110 B140 BB10 BC10 0010 Cosham Health Centre a 1915 19B4 19C4 1947 B007 B0B7 B047 B117 B147 BB17 BC17 0017 Hilsea Lido 1919 19B8 19C8 1951 B011 B0C1 B051 B1B1 B151 BBB1 BCB1 — North End Junction 19B4 19CC 194C 1956 B016 B0C6 B056 B1B6 B156 BBB6 BCB6 — Lake Road Health Centre 19B9 19C8 1948 B001 B0B1 B041 B101 B1C1 BB01 BBC1 BCC1 — City Centre South a 19C6 1945 1955 B008 B0B8 B048 B108 B1C8 BB08 BBC8 BCC8 — Winston Churchill Avenue 19C9 — 1958 — B0C1 B051 — B141 — BB41 — — Note: * - Alight here for South Downs Campus at Havant & South Downs College Bishop’s Waltham SD4 South Downs Hambledon Campus 654 Wecock Farm 7 Swanmore Bus Routes Denmead Waterlooville Oaklands School Wickham Crookhorn Precinct South Downs Campus Terminating: South Downs 7C SD7 Campus calls: 654 SD4 SD5 7C 7 Havant Campus S S Cosham Havant Campus Fareham Portchester QA Steps Terminating: 654 SD4 SD5 Cosham S Rowner Road Crossroads Hilsea North End Copnor S Portsmouth Hilton Gosport City Centre SD5 S 7 Winston Churchill Avenue- Wecock Farm Gunwharf/ Eastney 7C The Hard / City Centre - South Downs Campus The Hard 654 Hambledon - South Downs Campus - Havant Campus 7C SD4 Bishop’s Waltham - South Downs Campus - Havant Campus SD5 Gosport - South Downs Campus - Havant Campus Winston Churchill Southsea SD7 Southsea - South Downs Campus Avenue SD7 Digital Cartography by Pindar Creative 7 www.pindarcreative.co.uk The Hard/City Centre | Cosham | South Downs Campus 7C Mondays to Fridays College Days only The Hard/Gunwharf 0800 — City Centre, South a 0805 0810 Lake Road Health Centre a 081C 0818 North End Junction 08B1 08B6 Hilsea
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