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Hampshire Bus, Train and Ferry Guide 2014-2015 BUS SERVICES AND FREQUENCIES IN HAMPSHIRE WEEKDAY SUNDAY WEEKDAY SUNDAY WEEKDAY SUNDAY WEEKDAY SUNDAY SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES CANGO BUS SERVICES The Frequency Guide shows how often bus routes in Hampshire operate, excluding City services in Southampton Hampshire and Portsmouth. Frequencies may of course vary throughout the route, and in this case, the route is shown in WEEKDAY X3 XEL Eastleigh - Boyatt Wood - Chandlers Ford (Asda) 5 journeys - - 12 o SHR Hatchwarren - Kempshott Park - Brighton Hill - Black Dam - hourly - - 54 o BCT Hannington - Wotton St. Lawrence - North Hampshire Hospital - Wed - - 206 CRS Upper & Lower Froyle - Bentley - Binstead - Alton Tue/Fri - - SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE different sections. For instance, generally the daytime frequency is taken as being between 0900hrs and 1800hrs, DAYTIMES a day whilst the evening frequency is taken as being between 1800hrs and 2200hrs. Information correct as at June 2014. Basingstoke Basingstoke 1 jny 3 journeys C1 o Cango Andover Rail Link Mon/Fri Red - Service with at least one bus every hour up to seven days a week daytime 4 p FST Gosport Ferry - Gomer Lane - Lee on the Solent - Stubbington - hourly irregular hourly 13 MOR Bournemouth - Winton - Parley Cross - Wimborne 30 mins 2 hourly hourly 55 o NDT Steventon - Dummer - Hatch Warren - Basingstoke School - - BUS, TRAIN AND FERRY TRAVEL GUIDE 208 CRS Alton - Beech - Medstead - Bentworth - Lasham Tue/Fri - - peak only Blue - Service with at least three buses per day operating up to seven days a week Titchfield - Locks Heath - Warsash - Lowford - Sarisbury Green - days only Woolston - Southampton 13 p SHR Basingstoke - Alton - Bordon - Whitehill - Liphook hourly - - 3 journeys Green - Irregular service operating up to six days a week C3 o Cango Andover - Bourne Valley Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat 55A BCT Steventon - North Waltham - Dummer - Basingstoke 1 journey - - Orange - Certain days only or peak hour service or Sunday service + + + o only Summer 4 SHR Highcliffe - Winchester - Teg Down hourly - hourly 14 SHR Tadley - Bramley - Sherfield - Sherfield Park - Chineham - hourly - - (Wednesday and Friday only) a day 240 CRS Ropley - Gundleton - Bighton - Alresford Mon/Thu - - Basingstoke - South View 2014- H Summer only irregular o 4 BSR Romsey - North Baddesley - Southampton 30 mins irregular hourly C4 Cango Andover - Barton Stacey Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat Summer o Operated wholly under contract to Hampshire County Council 56 BCT Monk Sherborne - Ramsdell - Kingsclere - Wolverton Common - Wed/Fri - - 15 SHS Tices Meadow - Aldershot 15 mins - - only p Baughurst - Tadley (Sainsbury’s) - Bishopswood Court 1 journey 2015 Operated partly under contract to Hampshire County Council 4 o SHR Basingstoke - South Ham - Winklebury - +Hospital - Chineham - hourly +hourly - 250 o AMK Liphook Local Service irregular - - Lychpit - Basingstoke+ o C5/ Cango Andover - Redenham - The Chutes Mon-Sat irregular 15 BRI Hamble - Netley - Hedge End irregular - - W56 WHL Eastleigh - Hedge End - Netley - Hamble Thu - - WEEKDAY SUNDAY SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE 300 EMD Denmead - Waterlooville - Horndean - Chichester Wed only - - C5a o DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES irregular 4/4A o SHR Andover Town Centre - Colenzo Drive - Sheep Fayre - 30 mins - - 17 SHS Aldershot - Farnham - Rowledge - Shortheath hourly - - Hedge End Road p o 1 HCC Hook Station - East Hook irregular - - 63 o SHR Winchester - Compton - Owslebury Mon/Wed/ - - 302 DMY Wimborne - Ferndown - Verwood - Alderholt - Damerham - Tue/Sat - - C6 Cango Andover - Vernham Dean Tue/Thu only 17 o BRI Bishops Waltham - Swanmore - Warnford - Langrish - Petersfield Wed/Sat - - Fri 1 jny Martin -Salisbury only 1 p SHR Stanmore - Winchester - Winnall 15 mins irregular hourly 4A FST Fareham - Titchfield - Locks Heath - Warsash - Lowford - hourly - - only C8 o Cango Andover - Longparish - St Marybourne - Hurstbourne Priors Tue/Thu only Woolston - Southampton 64 p SHR Winchester - Alresford - Ropley - Four Marks - +Manor Estate+ - Alton 30 mins irregular 2 hourly 1 SHS Aldershot - Farnborough - Frimley - Camberley - Old Dean Estate 10 mins 30 mins 20 mins p + + + 314 DMY Salisbury - Martin - Blandford - Pamphill Tue only - - 18 SHS Aldershot - Farnham - Bordon - Whitehill - Headley - hourly irregular 2 hourly + C32/ Cango New Milton - Sway - Buckland - Lymington Mon/Wed/Fri 4A SHR +Basingstoke - Lytchpit - Chineham - Hospital+ - Winklebury - hourly +hourly - hourly Grayshott - Hindhead - Haslemere C33 o irregular 1 BSR Southampton - Chandlers Ford - Otterbourne - Compton - Winchester 20 mins hourly 30 mins South Ham 315 DMY Blandford - Wimborne - Ferndown - St Leonards - Ringwood Wed only - - 65 SHR Alton - Bentley - Farnham - Guildford hourly - - 19 SHS Aldershot - Farnham - Churt - Haslemere hourly - - C41/ Cango Alton - Basingstoke Mon-Sat irregular + +++ 4/5 SHS +Farnham - Sandy Hill - Aldershot+ - North Town 15 mins +hourly 2 hourly 1 FST Adanac Park - Lords Hill - Shirley - City Centre 10 mins - 30 mins 327 DMY Wimborne - West Moors - Ringwood Wed only 66 SHR Winchester - Hursley - Romsey hourly irregular - C42 o irregular 20 SHS Aldershot - Tongham - Ash - Normandy - Guildford 15 mins hourly hourly B4 BVT Bitterne - Harefield - Thornhill - Sholing - Bursledon Tesco Mon/Wed/ 66 RED/WLB Salisbury - Porton - Shipton Bellinger irregular - - 400 DMY Salisbury - Ashmore - Shaftesbury (*one return journey) Tue only* - - 1 p SHR Brighton Hill - Basingstoke 8-10 mins hourly 30 mins Fri 1 jny 20 SCP Havant - Leigh Park - Crookhorn - QA Hospital - 30 mins irregular - Portsmouth City Centre - Gunwharf + + 67 p SHR/XEL Winchester - Kings Worthy - Itchen Abbas - Alresford - Bramdean - 2 hourly - - CAR/TAXI SHARES & VILLAGE LINKS 1/2/3 HWC Hartley Wintney - Winchfield - Hook - Camberley irregular - - X4 FST Gunwharf - Commercial Road - M275 - Porchester- Fareham - 30 mins - hourly 520 SHS Aldershot - Ash Green - Normandy - Woking - Guildford irregular - - West Meon - East Meon - Stroud - Petersfield Titchfield - Locks Heath - Park Gate - Sarisbury Green - Lowford - WEEKDAY 20 o FST Fareham - Highlands - Funtley - Knowle - Wickham hourly - - SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE DAYTIMES A1 YB Bournemouth Triangle - Bournemouth Airport - hourly - hourly Woolston - Southampton+ 700 SCP Bognor Regis - Chichester - Southborne - Emsworth - Havant - A27 - 20 mins hourly 30 mins 67 WLB Salisbury - Porton- Shipton Bellinger - Tidworth irregular - - Adventure Wonderland - Aviation Business Park P20 o SHR Picket Twenty - Andover - Tesco hourly - - Hilsea - North End - Commercial Road - The Hard 9 Vigo Road Cs o HCC Pickett Piece, Icknield Way, Vigo Road and Eastfield Road to Andover Mon/Thu - 1 jny X4 XEL Eastleigh - West End - Hedge End 30 mins - - 68 o SHR Winchester - Stockbridge irregular - - E1 FST Gosport - Elson - The Crossways - Brockhurst - Busway - Fareham 12 mins 30 mins 20 mins 21 SCP Havant - Leigh Park - Farlington - +Anchorage Park - Copnor - +10 mins hourly +30 mins p - 12 Old Basing Cs HCC Old Basing, Pyotts Hill to Chineham and Lychpit Mon-Fri - 3 jnys 5 o SHR Andover - Monxton - Amport - Grateley - Thruxton - Monxton - irregular - - A BVT Hedge End - Southampton 30 mins - Commercial Road - Gunwharf+ 30 mins hourly p + + 69 SHR Winchester - Colden Common - Fair Oak - Bishop’s Waltham - hourly - - E1/E2 BSR Eastleigh - Twyford (E1)/Otterbourne (E2) - Stanmore - Winchester hourly - - Andover FST Eastleigh - Hedge End - - hourly 31 Fritham Ts o HCC Fritham, Nomansland (part), Bramshaw, Brook and Minstead to Totton Tue/Fri - 1 jny + Swanmore - Wickham - Fareham 2 hourly 21 o FST Fareham - Newgate Lane - Peak Lane - Stubbington - irregular - - 5 p BSR Romsey - North Baddesley - Valley Park - Chandler’s Ford - hourly - - BMA BMV Dunbridge - Broughton - Andover 4th Wed - - 32 Hayling Island HCC Hayling Island to Mengham and Havant Mon-Sat - 5 jnys Meon Park - Hill Head 71 o WHD Warren Corner - Froxfield - Steep - Petersfield Wed/Fri - - F1 FST Fareham - Highlands - Thorni Avenue 30 mins - hourly Eastleigh Carshare o 1 jny only of each 21/22 o SHR Newbury - Burghclere - Penwood irregular - - H1/H2o FST Applemore - Hythe - Dibden Purlieu - Netley View - Hythe 2 hourly - - 5/5Ap SHR Winchester - Badger Farm 10 mins irregular 30 mins month 35 Burley Cs o HCC Lyndhurst, Burley, Burley Street to Ringwood Mon-Sat - 1-3 jnys 72 p FLB Aldershot - Fleet - Hartley Wintney - Swallowfield - Reading hourly - - 23 SCP Leigh Park - Havant - Cosham - North End - Commercial Road - 10 mins hourly 20 mins Ringo 1/2 MOR Ringwood Town Service irregular - - 5 FST Fareham - Stubbington - Gosport 30 mins - hourly BMRS BMV Broughton - Mottisfont - Romsey/Southampton Wed/Thu/ - - 36 Clanfield, HCC Clanfield to Catherington Tue/Thu - 3 jnys Gunwharf - Southsea 73 o WHD Petersfield - Liss - Whitehill - Bordon Wed only - - Lovedean and HCC Catherington, Lovedean to Cowplain Shops and Waterlooville Mon-Sat - 5-6 jnys STAR 1 SHR Andover - King Arthurs Way - Roman Way - Cricketers Way 10 mins irregular 30 mins* 5 p SHR Basingstoke - Oakridge - West Popley 12 mins hourly hourly Fri only 23/24 o SHR Newbury - Ecchinswell - Burghclere irregular - - o Catherington Cs o (*from July 2014) 74 BCT Overton Local Service Tu/Th/Sa - - 6p BSR Southampton - Totton - Rushington - Ashurst - Lyndhurst - hourly - 2 hourly irregular BMS BMV Kings Somborne - Mottisfont - Broughton - Salisbury Tue only - - 24 YB Alum Chine -
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