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School Bus No 275 & 77 WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL School Bus no 275 & 77 Long Compton - Shipston On Stour - Ettington - Kineton - Leamington Schools Morning Journey 275 77 0715 … Long Compton - Police Station 275 Route: 0722 … Cherington - Village Bus Shelter Long Compton, A3400, Unclassified, Cherington (turn), 0733 … Shipston - Pettiphers Garage Unclassified, A3400, Shipston, New Street, Church 0737 … Tredington Bus Shelter Street, A3400, Tredington, A3400, A429, Halford, A429, 0741 … Halford - Bridge Inn A422, Ettington, A422, unclassified road, Pillerton Priors, 0746 … Ettington - Old Village Hall unclassified road, Pillerton Hersey, unclassified road, 0749 … Pillerton Priors Butlers Marston, unclassified road, Kineton, Bridge Street, Warwick Road, Banbury Street, Banbury Road, 0752 … Pillerton Hersey Kineton High School Bus Park 0755 … Butlers Marston 0759 … Kineton Church 0803 … Kineton High School Bus Park 77 Route: … 0805 Kineton Southam St (connect with 267 & 270) Kineton, Banbury Road, Southam Street, unclassified … 0812 Gaydon Green road, Gaydon, B4100, Lighthorne Heath, Southam … 0815 Lighthorne Heath - B4100 Crescent, Marston Avenue, Leam Road, Winyates Road, … 0827 Warwick Castle Gates (for Kings High) B4100, Banbury Road, Warwick, Castle Gates (turn), … 0831 Myton Road - Opp Warwick School Banbury Road, Myton Road, Leamington Spa, Princes … 0833 Myton Road - Opp Myton School Drive, Warwick New Road, Warwickshire College, Warwick Place, Guys Cliffe Road, Guys Cliffe Avenue, … 0845 Warwickshire College, Leamington Trinity School Bus Park. Afternoon Journey 275 1450 Route: 1450 KINETON HIGH SCH BUS PARK Kineton, Banbury Road, Banbury Street, Warwick 1452 Kineton Church Road, Bridge Street, unclassified road, Butlers 1503 Pillerton Priors Marston, Pillerton Hersey, Pillerton Priors, A422, 1506 Ettington - Village Hall unclassified road, B4455, A429, Halford, A429, 1510 Halford - Bridge Inn A3400, Tredington, A3400, Shipston opposite 1515 Tredington - Bus Shelter Pettiphers Garage. 1519* Shipston - Pettiphers Garage (*This service becomes the 154 at Shipston High School at 15.25) Service 275 operates on Warwickshire School Term Dates ONLY A WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY Please note: This bus can only be used by holders of a valid COUNCIL SERVICE OPERATED BY Warwickshire County Council School Bus pass bearing the bus no above. Anyone not holding a valid pass for this service will be refused travel. Tel: 01564 797070 Contact the Warwickshire County Council School Transport Teams: Tel: 01926 412929 Press Option 1, Option 1 for Eligibility, Application and Payment Enquiries or email: [email protected] Press Option 1, Option 2 for Bus Routes and Times or email: [email protected] Valid from 06/06/2016 www.warwickshire.gov.uk/schooltravel.
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