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KIRKHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL Ribby Road, Kirkham, Preston, Lancashire PR4 2BH Telephone: 01772 684264 Fax: 01772 672747 KIRKHAM GRAMMAR SCHOOL Ribby Road, Kirkham, Preston, Lancashire PR4 2BH Telephone: 01772 684264 Fax: 01772 672747 COACH ROUTES – ACADEMIC YEAR 2018/2019 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Coach No 1: Scorton / Bilsborrow / Woodplumpton / Lea Coach No 3: Fulwood / Longridge / Goosnargh / Garstang Road / Ashton 7.35 am Scorton Priory 7.36 am Gubberford Lane, Garstang 7.25 am Anderton Arms, Longsands Lane 7.40 am Spar Shop, Cabus (opposite Tesco) 7.41 am Garstang Centre, Claire & Howard Opticians 7.40 am Grimsargh Post Office 7.44 am Church Inn, Bonds Lane, Garstang 7.46 am Berry Lane, Longridge 7.45 am Old Police House 7.50 am Stonebridge, Longridge 7.46 am Golf Club, Calder House Lane, Garstang [ pm Whittingham Lane / Short Lane 7.48 am Cock Robin Lane, The Pickerings, Catterall 7.56 am Stag's Head, Goosnargh 7.49 am Bilsborrow Council Estate 7.58 am Lambert, Leonard & May (Vets), 7.54 am Jepps Lane, Barton Langley Lane 7.55 am Station Lane, Barton 8.05 am Whittingham Lane / Broughton Traffic 7.56 am Kingsway Court, Garstang Road, Broughton Lights 7.58 am Woodplumpton Road (on left after Whittle Hill) 8.07 am The Marriott Hotel, Garstang Road 8.05 am Wheatsheaf Public House, Woodplumpton 8.10 am Highfield Drive / Garstang Road 8.12 am Nog Tow (opposite former Joiners Shop) 8.13 am Parklands Drive / Garstang Road 8.23 am Merry Trees Lane / Ancient Oak, Cottam 8.15 am Green Drive / Garstang Road 8.24 am Merry Trees Lane / The Villas, Cottam [ pm Queens Drive / Garstang Road 8.26 am Haydocks Lane / Cottam Primary School 8.19 am Opposite Harris Park / Garstang Road 8.28 am Cottam Way / Keats Way, Cottam 8.23 am Withy Trees, Watling Street Road 8.30 am Fiddlers Fold, Lea Road, Lea 8.25 am Blackpool Road / Woodplumpton Road / 8.40 am School Lane Ends 8.26 am Abraham House Nursing Home 8.30 am Ashton Park / Blackpool Road 8.33 am Pig & Whistle Coach No 2: Bretherton / Much Hoole / Penwortham 8.40 am School 7.35 am Leyland Depot, Moss Side Industrial Estate Coach No 4: Chorley / Penwortham 7.40 am Dunkirk Lane / Pintail Close, Leyland 7.45 am Marl Cop / Cornmill, Bretherton 7.20 am Buckshaw Village 7.50 am Embley C, Liverpool Old Road, Much Hoole 7.30 am The Woodsman (formerly the Hayrick) [ pm San Marco Restaurant (formerly Black Horse) ] 7.34 am Town Brow / Shady Lane Bus Stop 7.54 am Much Hoole Village Hall 7.36 am Wood End Road 7.56 am Liverpool Old Road / Hall Carr Lane 7.40 am Clayton Brook Road / Pines Close 8.00 am Booths, Longton 7.47 am Tramway Lane, Bamber Bridge 8.02 am Birchwood Avenue, Hutton 7.49 am Hospital Inn / Brindle Road 8.03 am Skip Lane, Liverpool Road, Hutton 7.51 am Station Road / Renshaw Drive (layby) 8.05 am The Anchor, Liverpool Road, Hutton 8.00 am Walton Park 8.15 am Crookings Lane, Penwortham (Old Police Station) [ pm Hennel Lane Shops (opp Marlborough Drive) 8.20 am Penwortham Library (Near Priory Lane) 8.03 am Todd Lane / Brownedge Road 8.35 am Clifton Village (Taylor's Garage near traffic lights) 8.05 am Watering Pool Lane, Lostock Lane 8.40 am School 8.08 am Bee Lane / Leyland Road Junction 8.10 am New Lane 8.12 am Pope Lane / Cop Lane, Penwortham 8.20 am Odeon Cinema, Port Way, Preston 8.40 am School Page 1 of 2 September 2018 H:Registrar/Coach Routes 2018-2019 (v01) Coach No 5: Fleetwood / Thornton-Cleveleys / Coach No 7: Hambleton / Churchtown / St Michael's Poulton-le-Fylde / Marton Great Eccleston / Elswick 7.30 am Government Offices, Broadway / 7.35 am Mains Hall, Mains Lane Larkholme Parade 7.40 am Shovels Inn, Green Meadow Lane 7.31 am Rossall School 7.41 am Broadpool Lane / Carr Lane 7.35 am Cleveleys Square 7.43 am Grange Road / Bull Park Lane 7.37 am Victoria Road West / North Drive 7.48 am Whin Lane / Turkey Street 7.38 am Victoria Road West / Holmefield Avenue 7.55 am Cartford Bridge / Rawcliffe Road / 7.40 am West Drive / Fleetwood Road North Cartford Lane 7.42 am Lawsons Road / Trunnah Road 8.08 am Horns Inn, Churchtown (A586) 7.45 am Victoria Road East, Thornton 8.14 am Grapes Public House, Garstang Road 7.48 am Four Lane Ends, Thornton 8.20 am Opposite White Bull Public House 7.50 am Newton Grove, Fleetwood Road 8.22 am Copp Church, Copp Lane 7.55 am Castle Gardens, Poulton Road 8.23 am Bonds Ice Cream, Copp Lane 8.03 am Booths, Blackpool Old Road, Poulton 8.27 am The Ship Public House, Elswick [ pm Opposite Golden Ball Hotel] 8.30 am Thistleton Road / Elswick Road 8.06 am Hardhorn Road / Beech Drive 8.33 am Opposite Old School, Fleetwood Road 8.07 am Hardhorn Road / Oldfield Carr Lane 8.34 am Opposite Greenhalgh Lane 8.08 am Longhouse Lane / Hardhorn Road 8.40 am School 8.10 am Highcross Road / Longhouse Lane 8.11 am Normoss Road (opposite Normoss Farm) 8.13 am Newton Drive / Dauntesey Avenue 8.16 am Newton Drive / Alwood Avenue 8.17 am Newton Drive / Milton Avenue 8.19 am West Park Drive (opposite Woodland Grove) 8.24 am Preston New Road / Mereland Road 8.25 am McDonalds, Preston New Road 8.27 am Lloyds BMW, Whitehills Business Park 8.40 am School Coach fees are charged on a termly basis. However, it is recognised that each term differs in the number of Coach No 6: Lytham St Annes / Wrea Green school days. Therefore, a tariff has been devised based on a daily rate and termly coach fees are calculated 7.55 am Kilgrimol Gardens / Clifton Drive North accordingly. The charge rate is based on the stop 8.00 am Ashton Gardens / Clifton Drive North nearest to home post code. For further information, 8.02 am St Thomas's Church, Clifton Drive South please contact the Bursarial Department on 01772 8.03 am Lightburn Avenue / Clifton Drive South 684462. 8.03 am Osborne Road / Clifton Drive South 8.04 am Croyde Road / Clifton Drive South 8.05 am Clifton Hospital, Clifton Drive South 8.06 am Lake Road / Clifton Drive South 8.06 am St Paul's Church, Clifton Drive South 8.12 am Grand Manor Drive, Cypress Point 8.15 am Milner Road / Blackpool Road 8.16 am Cambridge Road / Blackpool Road 8.18 am Ship & Royal, Clifton Street 8.19 am Clifton Street / Station Road 8.21 am Grosvenor Street / East Beach (corner) 8.22 am Old Lytham Hospital / Lytham Quays 8.23 am Shops / Saltcoates Road 8.24 am The Belfry (Cotswold Road) 8.26 am Swan Meadow, Lytham Road, Moss Side 8.28 am Willowmead Park, Moss Side Lane 8.31 am The Grapes, Wrea Green 8.33 am Wray Crescent / Ribby Road 8.40 am School All coaches leave school at 4.15 pm Page 2 of 2 September 2018 H:Registrar/Coach Routes 2018-2019 (v01) Page 3 of 2 September 2018 H:Registrar/Coach Routes 2018-2019 (v01) .
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