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86 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 86 bus time schedule & line map 86 Hatch Warren View In Website Mode The 86 bus line (Hatch Warren) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hatch Warren: 2:50 PM (2) Kingsclere: 5:25 PM (3) Overton: 7:15 AM (4) Upper Bullington: 7:15 AM - 4:40 PM (5) Whitchurch: 7:15 AM - 6:50 PM (6) Winchester: 7:00 AM - 7:25 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 86 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 86 bus arriving. Direction: Hatch Warren 86 bus Time Schedule 77 stops Hatch Warren Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 2:50 PM Bus Station, Winchester Winchester Bus Station, Winchester Tuesday 2:50 PM Upper Brook Street, Winchester Wednesday 2:50 PM 73 St. George's Street, Winchester Thursday 2:50 PM Discovery Centre, Winchester Friday 2:50 PM City Road, Winchester Saturday Not Operational 7 Swan Lane, Winchester Jolly Farmer, Ful≈ood Andover Road, Winchester 86 bus Info Peter Symonds, Ful≈ood Direction: Hatch Warren Stops: 77 Stoney Lane Corner, Weeke Trip Duration: 80 min Line Summary: Bus Station, Winchester, Upper Mountbatten Court, Harestock Brook Street, Winchester, Discovery Centre, Andover Road, Winchester Winchester, City Road, Winchester, Jolly Farmer, Ful≈ood, Peter Symonds, Ful≈ood, Stoney Lane Andover Road North, Harestock Corner, Weeke, Mountbatten Court, Harestock, Andover Road North, Harestock, Harestock Road, Harestock Road, Harestock Harestock, Flowerdown Barracks, Littleton, Three Harestock Close, Littleton And Harestock Civil Parish Maids Hill, Littleton, Worthy Down Turn, Worthy Down, Markson Road, South Wonston, Groves Close, Flowerdown Barracks, Littleton South Wonston, Downs Road, South Wonston, Burns Vanguard Hill, Littleton And Harestock Civil Parish Close, South Wonston, Waverley Drive, South Wonston, Borman Way, South Wonston, Primary Three Maids Hill, Littleton School, South Wonston, Groves Close, South Wonston, Orchard Road, South Wonston, Wonston Worthy Down Turn, Worthy Down Lane, Wonston, Plantation Cottages, Wonston, Sutton Manor Farm, Sutton Scotney, Nursing Home, Markson Road, South Wonston Sutton Scotney, Coach And Horses, Sutton Scotney, Wessex Park, Sutton Scotney, Holly Tree Farm, Sutton Scotney, Lower Bullington Turn, Upper Groves Close, South Wonston Bullington, Barton Stacey Turn, Upper Bullington, Tufton, Shuttle Street, Tufton, Micheldever Road, Downs Road, South Wonston Whitchurch, Silk Mill, Whitchurch, Test Road, Wrights Close, South Wonston Civil Parish Whitchurch, Hillside, Lynch Hill, The Gables, Lynch Hill, Wells-In-The-Field, Lynch Hill, Manor Cottages, Burns Close, South Wonston Freefolk, Laverstoke Mill, Laverstoke, Southington Wrights Way, South Wonston Civil Parish Close, Southington, Harveys Field, Overton, Library, Overton, Turnpike Cottages, Overton, Berrydown Waverley Drive, South Wonston Lane, Overton, Ashe Corner, Ashe, Manor Farm Lane, Deane, Deane Cottages Lane, Deane, Oakley Hall, Borman Way, South Wonston Deane, Rectory Road, Oakley, Beach Arms Hotel, Oakley, Station Road, Oakley, Lightsƒeld, Oakley, Primary School, South Wonston Tollgate Close, Newfound, Pack Lane Crossroads, Newfound, The Fox, Newfound, Methodist Church, Groves Close, South Wonston Newfound, Wootton St Lawrence Turn, Newfound, Manydown Farm, Worting, Roman Way, Worting, Orchard Road, South Wonston White Hart Inn, Worting, Worting Road Roundabout, Worting, Edgehill Close, Buckskin, Cambrian Way, Wonston Lane, Wonston Buckskin, Fiveways, Buckskin, Fiveways, Kempshott, Homesteads Road, Kempshott, Buckingham Parade, Kempshott, Fuzzy Drove, Kempshott, Aster Road, Plantation Cottages, Wonston Kempshott, Lavender Road, Kempshott, Magnus Drive, Hatch Warren, Cropmark Way, Hatch Warren, Sutton Manor Farm, Sutton Scotney Hepplewhite Drive, Hatch Warren, Northgate Way, Hatch Warren, Sainsburys, Hatch Warren Nursing Home, Sutton Scotney The Avenue, Wonston Civil Parish Coach And Horses, Sutton Scotney Wessex Park, Sutton Scotney Holly Tree Farm, Sutton Scotney Lower Bullington Turn, Upper Bullington A30, Bullington Civil Parish Barton Stacey Turn, Upper Bullington Tufton Shuttle Street, Tufton Micheldever Road, Whitchurch Silk Mill, Whitchurch Pages Yard, Whitchurch Test Road, Whitchurch Lynch Hill, Whitchurch Hillside, Lynch Hill The Gables, Lynch Hill Wells-In-The-Field, Lynch Hill Manor Cottages, Freefolk Laverstoke Mill, Laverstoke Marsden Court, Laverstoke Civil Parish Southington Close, Southington Harveys Field, Overton King's Meadow, Overton Library, Overton Trims Court, Overton Turnpike Cottages, Overton Berrydown Lane, Overton Ashe Corner, Ashe Manor Farm Lane, Deane Deane Cottages Lane, Deane Oakley Hall, Deane Rectory Road, Oakley Beach Arms Hotel, Oakley Station Road, Oakley Andover Road, Oakley Civil Parish Lightsƒeld, Oakley Tollgate Close, Newfound Pack Lane Crossroads, Newfound Pack Lane, Oakley Civil Parish The Fox, Newfound B3400, Oakley Civil Parish Methodist Church, Newfound 5 Newfound, Oakley Civil Parish Wootton St Lawrence Turn, Newfound Manydown Farm, Worting Roman Way, Worting White Hart Inn, Worting Worting Road, Basingstoke Worting Road Roundabout, Worting Worting Road, Basingstoke Edgehill Close, Buckskin Grampian Way, Basingstoke Cambrian Way, Buckskin Buckskin Lane, Basingstoke Fiveways, Buckskin Fiveways, Kempshott Homesteads Road, Kempshott Buckingham Parade, Kempshott Kempshott Lane, Basingstoke Fuzzy Drove, Kempshott Aster Road, Kempshott Foxglove Close, Basingstoke Lavender Road, Kempshott Magnus Drive, Hatch Warren Octavian Close, Basingstoke Cropmark Way, Hatch Warren Vanburgh Gardens, Basingstoke Hepplewhite Drive, Hatch Warren Oyster Close, Basingstoke Northgate Way, Hatch Warren Northgate Way, Basingstoke Sainsburys, Hatch Warren Direction: Kingsclere 86 bus Time Schedule 32 stops Kingsclere Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 5:25 PM Silk Mill, Whitchurch Pages Yard, Whitchurch Tuesday 5:25 PM Sheepcrook Cottages, Whitchurch Wednesday 5:25 PM The Drove, Pound Street Thursday 5:25 PM Friday 5:25 PM Old Police House, Penwood Saturday Not Operational Penwood Penwood Penwood Heights, Highclere Civil Parish 86 bus Info Blindmans Gate, Penwood Direction: Kingsclere Foxes Lane, Highclere Civil Parish Stops: 32 Trip Duration: 47 min Penwood Road, Penwood Line Summary: Silk Mill, Whitchurch, Sheepcrook Cottages, Whitchurch, The Drove, Pound Street, Old The Hollies, Wash Common Police House, Penwood, Penwood, Penwood, Blindmans Gate, Penwood, Penwood Road, Round End, Wash Common Penwood, The Hollies, Wash Common, Round End, Wash Common, Park House School, Wash Common, The Gabriels, Newbury Civil Parish Monks Lane Surgery, Newbury, Monks Lane East, Park House School, Wash Common Greenham, Pinchington Lane Roundabout, Greenham, Deadmans Lane, Greenham, St Gabriels Andover Road, Newbury Civil Parish School, Greenham, Newtown Roundabout, Monks Lane Surgery, Newbury Sandleford Place, Adbury Turn, Greenham Common, Bishops Green Turn, Greenham Common, Greenham Park East, Greenham Common, Knightsbridge Farm, Monks Lane East, Greenham Headley, Knightsbridge Drive, Headley, The Harrow, Headley, Galley Lane, Mill Green, Catts Farm, Pinchington Lane Roundabout, Greenham Headley, Strattons Farm, Headley, Cottismore Farm, A339, Newbury Ecchinswell, The Star, Ecchinswell, Coldridge Farm, Kingsclere, Fawconer Road, Kingsclere, Library, Deadmans Lane, Greenham Kingsclere, St Mary's Church, Kingsclere St Gabriels School, Greenham Newtown Roundabout, Sandleford Place Adbury Turn, Greenham Common Bishops Green Turn, Greenham Common Greenham Park East, Greenham Common Knightsbridge Farm, Headley Knightsbridge Drive, Headley The Harrow, Headley Harrow Drive, Ashford Hill With Headley Civil Parish Galley Lane, Mill Green Beenham Place Road, Ashford Hill With Headley Civil Parish Catts Farm, Headley Strattons Farm, Headley Cottismore Farm, Ecchinswell Orchard Business Park, Kingsclere Civil Parish The Star, Ecchinswell Coldridge Farm, Kingsclere Fawconer Road, Kingsclere Oak Close, Kingsclere Library, Kingsclere St Mary's Church, Kingsclere George Street, Kingsclere Direction: Overton 86 bus Time Schedule 31 stops Overton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM Old Police House, Penwood Tuesday 7:15 AM Penwood Wednesday 7:15 AM Penwood Thursday 7:15 AM Penwood Heights, Highclere Civil Parish Friday 7:15 AM Blindmans Gate, Penwood Foxes Lane, Highclere Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Penwood Road, Penwood The Hollies, Wash Common 86 bus Info Round End, Wash Common Direction: Overton The Gabriels, Newbury Civil Parish Stops: 31 Trip Duration: 46 min Park House School, Wash Common Line Summary: Old Police House, Penwood, Andover Road, Newbury Civil Parish Penwood, Penwood, Blindmans Gate, Penwood, Penwood Road, Penwood, The Hollies, Wash Monks Lane Surgery, Newbury Common, Round End, Wash Common, Park House School, Wash Common, Monks Lane Surgery, Monks Lane East, Greenham Newbury, Monks Lane East, Greenham, Pinchington Lane Roundabout, Greenham, Deadmans Lane, Pinchington Lane Roundabout, Greenham Greenham, St Gabriels School, Greenham, Newtown Roundabout, Sandleford Place, Adbury Turn, A339, Newbury Greenham Common, Bishops Green Turn, Greenham Deadmans Lane, Greenham Common, Greenham Park East, Greenham Common, Knightsbridge Farm, Headley, Knightsbridge Drive, Headley, The Harrow, Headley, Galley Lane, Mill St Gabriels School, Greenham Green, Catts Farm, Headley, Strattons Farm, Headley, Cottismore Farm, Ecchinswell, The Star, Ecchinswell, Newtown Roundabout, Sandleford
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