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Connecting Bus Services on the Metrolink Oldham Line to Help You Plan Your Journey Using Metrolink We Have Highlighted Key Bus Services Which Connect with Tram Stops Connecting bus services on the Metrolink Oldham line To help you plan your journey using Metrolink we have highlighted key bus services which connect with tram stops. Use our online bus timetable library to find the details for the service you need. Click the bus icons below to access the Local Link or bus timetable leaflet library. Click on a Metrolink stop to see where to catch the bus. to Cheetham Hill to Holts Estate to Ashton-under-Lyne via North Manchester to Mandley Park to Pendleton to Mandley Park to Middleton to Manchester to Oldham via (evenings/Sundays only) to Rochdale to Huddersfield to Hyde via Greenfield Oldham Metroshuttle to Rochdale General Hospital via Cheetham Hill via Cheetham Hill via Cheetham Hill to Hollinwood via Moorclose via Heaton Park to Chadderton Royal Oldham Hospital to Manchester via Oldham to Chadderton to Oldham to Middleton via Milnrow to Rushcroft to Greenfield via Marsden via Stalybridge and Mossley to Denshaw Free bus to town centre via Milnrow to Rushcroft to Oldham to Rochdale to Rochdale to Rochdale to Rochdale 53 151 52 151 151 159 149 152 159 81/81A 149 152 152 159 419 58 59 81 81A 83 180 184 343 350 407 418 425 400 58 59 410/411 58 59 181 182 403/404 408343 428343 435 X82 Local Link North Manchester 7 10 Harpurhey 14 19 Harpurhey 8 15 Butler 13 6 Butler 6 Butler 8 9 Shaw 22 22 18 21 Holts 15 16 16 Grasscroft 18 Mossley 18 Delph 17 Grains Bar 10 Waterhead 18 Holts Firgrove 17 16 16 Firgrove 14 High Crompton 14 Lower Place 15 Milnrow Blackley General Hospital Middleton Junction Hollinwood, Chadderton Westwood Fitton Park Derker Sholver Werneth Green Green Green New Moston 2 New Moston New Moston Chadderton Chadderton Heyside 15 15 12 Lees 12 12 Grotton 12 Grotton 13 Scouthead 13 Pennine 10 Alt Heyside 8 8 Milnrow 13 Rushcroft 12 12 Milnrow 9 Rushcroft 3 Buckstones 3 Buckstones 11 Turf Hill 9 Newhey Also served Served by bus services Also served by bus services 5 6 2 3 Meadows 7 by bus services 24, 72, 80, 83, 88, 89, 24, 72, 77, 83, 180, 181, 182, 80, 88, and 89 180, 181, 182 and 184 184, 396, X82 and X84 White White White Harpurhey 4 4 Cheetham Moston 9 13 Moston 2 New Moston to Newton 11 7 Butler Green 2 2 2 Chadderton Higginshaw 9 9 8 Waterhead 9 Moorside 9 9 Lees 6 Lees 8 Greenacres 9 Moorside 5 Lees 6 Glodwick Higginshaw 3 3 3 Higginshaw Newhey 7 7 7 Newhey 4 Buckstones 4 High Crompton 4 Buckstones Heath Gate Gate Gate to Oldham Manchester city centre Newton Heath South Monsall Central Park Failsworth Hollinwood Freehold Oldham Mumps Derker Shaw and Crompton and Moston Chadderton to Hollinwood to Hollinwood to Mandley Park to Manchester to Manchester to Manchester to Manchester to Manchester Royal Oldham to Middleton to Manchester Miles Platting 2 7 Harpurhey 11 Clayton Hollins 4 4 Hollins via Hollinwood Butler Green 2 2 Butler 3 Coppice 13 28 Hathershaw via Oldham via Oldham 9 Littlemoor Heyside 6 6 4 Heyside 10 Royton 4 High Crompton 3 High Crompton 9 Royton Green Hospital Local Link Local Link Brookdale Local Link Local Link Also served by Butler Middleton 5 9 Woodhouses Woodhouses 4 bus services 7 Hathershaw Werneth 7 3 8 9 Hathershaw Chadderton 13 13 15 Royton 14 Waterhead Higginshaw 11 11 11 Royton 15 Royal Oldham Hospital 8 Thornham 7 Thornham 3 Buckstones 26 Chadderton Park 78, 83, 180, Green Junction 184 and X84 East Manchester/ East Manchester/ East Manchester/ North Manchester Sportcity 5 North Manchester 13 Moston North Manchester North Manchester 15 Openshaw Coppice 7 10 Fitton Hill White Gate 7 13 Alkrington 14 Bardsley 20 Heyside 35 Fitton Hill 20 Clarksfield Derker 14 14 21 Chadderton 21 Chadderton 12 Royton 13 Royton 32 New Moston Also served by bus services 83, 180, and 184 53 151 52 171 159 149 159 396 81/81A 152 159 415 419 58 59 418 425 410/411 58 59 181 182 408 428 435 X82 to Pendleton to Hollinwood to Failsworth to West Didsbury to Oldham to Oldham to Middleton to Ashton- to Derker/Waterhead to Hollinwood to Middleton to Middleton to Ashton- to Middleton to Manchester to Oldham to Middleton to Manchester to Manchester to Manchester to Stalybridge to Oldham to Manchester via Belle Vue, MRI via Levenshulme under-Lyne via Oldham under-Lyne via Mills Hill via Heaton Park via Roxbury via Oldham via Oldham via Oldham & Old Trafford & Mills Hill & Heaton Park 53 Principal bus services 53 Principal bus services to/from Metrolink stop to/from Metrolink stop Approximate travelling time Approximate travelling time 4 4 to Metrolink stop (minutes) to Metrolink stop (minutes) © Transport for Greater Manchester 2012 12-1804-123471.
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