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Hebden Bridge 900 Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge 901 Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge 900 Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge 901 900 Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge Huddersfield Bus Station, High Street, Castlegate, Trinity Street, Westbourne Road, New Hey Road, Saddleworth Road, Moor Field Road, Scammonden Road, Saddleworth Road, Stainland Road, Elland Road, Ripponden New Bank, Elland Road, Halifax Road, Rochdale Road, Turvin Road, Blackstone Edge Road, Cragg Road, New Road, Burnley Road, New Road, Hope Street. 901 Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge Huddersfield Bus Station, High Street, Castlegate, Trinity Street, Westbourne Road, New Hey Road, Stainland Road, New Road, Claypit Lane, Green Lane, Stainland Road, Back Bowling Green Road, Bowling Green Road, High Street, Beestonley Lane, Stainland Road, Beestonley Lane, Stainland Road, Elland Road, Ripponden New Bank, Elland Road, Halifax Road, Upper Brig Royd, Halifax Road, Rochdale Road, Turvin Road, Blackstone Edge Road, Cragg Road, New Road, Burnley Road, New Road, Hope Street. Hebden Bridge - Huddersfield Hope Street, Albert Street, New Road, Burnley Road, New Road, Cragg Road, Blackstone Edge Road, Turvin Road, Rochdale Road, Halifax Road, Upper Brig Royd, Halifax Road, Elland Road, Ripponden New Bank, Elland Road, Stainland Road, Beestonley Lane, High Street, Bowling Green Road, Back Bowling Green Road, Stainland Road, Green Lane, Claypit Lane, New Road, Stainland Road, New Hey Road, Westbourne Road, Trinity Street, Henry Street, Huddersfield Bus Station. Operated by: TLC 01274 727811 Spring Mill Street Bradford West Yorkshire BD5 7HF Valid from 1 June 2020 Page 1 Monday to Friday Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge 901 901 901 901 900 Huddersfield Bus Station 0910 1130 1510 Marsh Bay Horse 0916 1136 1518 Outlane Wagon & 1527 Horses Pole Moor (Jack O Mitre) 1531 Buckstones 1536 Krumlin 1544 Outlane 0924 1144 Stainland 0928 1148 Barkisland, Stainland Road 0933 1153 1547 Ripponden Elland Road 0937 1157 1552 Ripponden Brig Royd 0938 1158 1553 Blackstone Edge Rochdale 0946 1206 1601 Rd Cragg Vale, Turvin Cottages 0812 0952 1212 1537 1608 Mytholmroyd Dusty Miller 0823 1003 1223 1545 1621 Hebden Bridge Hope Street 0832 1013 1233 1549 1631 Hebden Bridge Rail Station 0836 1551 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Hebden Bridge - Huddersfield 901 901 901 901 Hebden Bridge Rail Station 1521 Hebden Bridge Hope Street 1018 1348 1523 1636 Mytholmroyd Dusty Miller 1024 1354 1527 1642 Turvin 1033 1403 1535 1651 Blackstone Edge Rochdale 1039 1409 1657 Rd Ripponden Brig Royd 1050 1420 1706 Ripponden Elland Road 1051 1421 1707 Barkisland, Stainland Road 1055 1425 1710 Stainland High Street 1100 1430 1715 Outlane Wagon & 1104 1434 1719 Horses Marsh Bay Horse 1113 1443 1728 Huddersfield Bus Station 1122 1452 1737 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Page 2 Saturday Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge 901 901 901 900 Huddersfield Bus Station 0910 1130 1510 Marsh Bay Horse 0916 1136 1518 Outlane 0924 1144 1527 Back Bowling Green Rd 0928 1148 1531 Stainland 0928 1148 1536 Barkisland Mill 0931 1151 1544 Barkisland, Stainland Road 0933 1153 1546 Ripponden Elland Road 0937 1157 Ripponden Brig Royd 0938 1158 Rochdale Road at Hollin 0941 1201 1547 Lane Blackstone Edge Rochdale 0946 1206 1548 Rd Cragg Vale, Turvin Cottages 0952 1212 1537 1549 Blackstone Edge Road at 0954 1214 1538 1552 Bank Top Wood Cragg Vale 0955 1215 1539 1553 Mytholmroyd Dusty Miller 1003 1223 1545 1601 Burnley Road Junior and 1004 1224 1546 1608 Infants School Hebden Bridge Hope Street 1013 1233 1549 1613 Hebden Bridge Rail Station 1551 1614 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Hebden Bridge - Huddersfield 901 901 901 Hebden Bridge Hope Street 1018 1348 1636 Mytholmroyd Dusty Miller 1024 1354 1642 Turvin 1033 1403 1651 Blackstone Edge Rochdale 1039 1409 1657 Rd Ripponden Brig Royd 1050 1420 1706 Ripponden Elland Road 1051 1421 1707 Barkisland, Stainland Road 1055 1425 1710 Stainland High Street 1100 1430 1715 Outlane Wagon & 1104 1434 1719 Horses Marsh Bay Horse 1113 1443 1728 Huddersfield Bus Station 1122 1452 1737 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Page 3 Sunday Huddersfield - Hebden Bridge 901 901 901 Huddersfield Bus Station 1010 1225 1510 Marsh Bay Horse 1016 1231 1516 Outlane 1024 1239 1524 Stainland 1028 1243 1528 Barkisland, Stainland Road 1033 1248 1533 Ripponden Elland Road 1037 1252 1537 Ripponden Brig Royd 1038 1253 1538 Blackstone Edge Rochdale 1046 1301 1546 Rd Cragg Vale, Turvin Cottages 1052 1307 1552 Mytholmroyd Dusty Miller 1103 1318 1603 Hebden Bridge Hope Street 1113 1328 1613 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Hebden Bridge - Huddersfield 901 901 901 Hebden Bridge Hope Street 1115 1330 1615 Mytholmroyd Dusty Miller 1121 1336 1621 Turvin 1130 1345 1630 Blackstone Edge Rochdale 1136 1351 1636 Rd Ripponden Brig Royd 1147 1402 1647 Ripponden Elland Road 1148 1403 1648 Barkisland, Stainland Road 1152 1407 1652 Stainland High Street 1157 1412 1657 Outlane Wagon & 1201 1416 1701 Horses Marsh Bay Horse 1210 1425 1710 Huddersfield Bus Station 1219 1434 1719 Code: Adjoining or near Railway Station Page 4.
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