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145C Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 145C bus time schedule & line map 145C (Woodcote) - Caversham Heights - Henley on View In Website Mode Thames The 145C bus line ((Woodcote) - Caversham Heights - Henley on Thames) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Henley-On-Thames: 7:15 AM - 8:15 AM (2) Woodcote: 2:55 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 145C bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 145C bus arriving. Direction: Henley-On-Thames 145C bus Time Schedule 33 stops Henley-On-Thames Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:15 AM - 8:15 AM War Memorial, Woodcote South Stoke Road, Woodcote Tuesday 7:15 AM - 8:15 AM Langtree School, Woodcote Wednesday 7:15 AM - 8:15 AM Tidmore Lane, Woodcote Thursday 7:15 AM - 8:15 AM Friday 7:15 AM - 8:15 AM Horsepond Road, Cane End Saturday Not Operational The Packhorse, Chazey Heath Rokeby Drive, Chazey Heath Shepherds Lane, Caversham Heights 145C bus Info Direction: Henley-On-Thames Blagrave Lane, Caversham Heights Stops: 33 Trip Duration: 13 min Line Summary: War Memorial, Woodcote, Langtree Gurney Close, Caversham Heights School, Woodcote, Tidmore Lane, Woodcote, Little Woodcote Close, Reading Horsepond Road, Cane End, The Packhorse, Chazey Heath, Rokeby Drive, Chazey Heath, Shepherds Lane, St Peters Avenue, Caversham Heights Caversham Heights, Blagrave Lane, Caversham Woodford Close, Reading Heights, Gurney Close, Caversham Heights, St Peters Richmond Road, Caversham Heights Avenue, Caversham Heights, Richmond Road, Caversham Heights, Chelford Way, Caversham Heights, St Andrews Church, Caversham Heights, Chelford Way, Caversham Heights Oakley Road, Caversham Heights, Grove Hill, Caversham, Victoria Road, Caversham, Queen Street, St Andrews Church, Caversham Heights Caversham, Hemdean Hill, Caversham, Caversham Albert Road, Reading Library, Caversham, Prospect Street, Caversham, Rufus Isaacs Road, Caversham, Chiltern Road, Oakley Road, Caversham Heights Henley Road, Travellers Rest, Henley Road, All Hallows Road, Caversham, Micklands Road, Henley Grove Hill, Caversham Road, Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road, Grove Hill, Reading Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Park Village, Galsworthy Drive, Caversham Park Village, Montpelier Drive, Victoria Road, Caversham Caversham Park Village, Ariel View, Caversham Park Village, Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village, Queen Street, Caversham Hemdean Road, Reading Cavendish Road, Emmer Green, Gillotts School, Henley-On-Thames Hemdean Hill, Caversham Caversham Library, Caversham Prospect Street, Caversham Prospect Street, Reading Rufus Isaacs Road, Caversham Chiltern Road, Henley Road Travellers Rest, Henley Road All Hallows Road, Caversham Micklands Road, Henley Road Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Park Village Dacre Avenue, Reading Galsworthy Drive, Caversham Park Village Montpelier Drive, Caversham Park Village Ariel View, Caversham Park Village Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village Barnard Close, Reading Cavendish Road, Emmer Green 1-2 Cavendish Road, Reading Gillotts School, Henley-On-Thames Direction: Woodcote 145C bus Time Schedule 50 stops Woodcote Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 2:55 PM Gillotts School, Henley-On-Thames Tuesday Not Operational St Nicholas Church, Rotherƒeld Greys Wednesday Not Operational Hall, Greys Green Thursday 2:55 PM The Old Dog, Rotherƒeld Peppard Friday 1:55 PM Gravel Hill Top, Sonning Common Saturday Not Operational Gravel Hill, Rotherƒeld Peppard Civil Parish Sedgewell Road, Sonning Common Brinds Corner, Sonning Common 145C bus Info Brinds Close, Sonning Common Civil Parish Direction: Woodcote Stops: 50 Post O∆ce, Sonning Common Trip Duration: 52 min Wood Lane, Sonning Common Civil Parish Line Summary: Gillotts School, Henley-On-Thames, St Nicholas Church, Rotherƒeld Greys, Hall, Greys Kidmore End Turn, Sonning Common Green, The Old Dog, Rotherƒeld Peppard, Gravel Hill Top, Sonning Common, Sedgewell Road, Sonning Westleigh Drive, Sonning Common Common, Brinds Corner, Sonning Common, Post O∆ce, Sonning Common, Kidmore End Turn, Sonning Essex Way, Sonning Common Common, Westleigh Drive, Sonning Common, Essex Way, Sonning Common, Bird In Hand Turn, Sonning Common, Abbey Rugby Club, Chalkhouse Green, Bird In Hand Turn, Sonning Common Tower Close, Emmer Green, Rose Hill, Emmer Green, Courtenay Drive, Emmer Green, Kiln Road, Emmer Abbey Rugby Club, Chalkhouse Green Green, Cavendish Road, Emmer Green, Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village, Ariel View, Tower Close, Emmer Green Caversham Park Village, Milestone Centre, Caversham Park Village, Montpelier Drive, Rose Hill, Emmer Green Caversham Park Village, Galsworthy Drive, Caversham Park Village, Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Courtenay Drive, Emmer Green Park Village, Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road, Micklands Road, Henley Road, All Hallows Kiln Road, Emmer Green Road, Caversham, Travellers Rest, Henley Road, Chiltern Road, Henley Road, Rufus Isaacs Road, Cavendish Road, Emmer Green Caversham, Prospect Street, Caversham, Church Fishers Court, Reading Street, Caversham, Caversham Library, Caversham, Hemdean Hill, Caversham, Queen Street, Caversham, Barnard Close, Caversham Park Village Victoria Road, Caversham, Grove Hill, Caversham, Aldenham Close, Reading Oakley Road, Caversham Heights, St Andrews Church, Caversham Heights, Richmond Road, Ariel View, Caversham Park Village Caversham Heights, St Peters Avenue, Caversham Heights, Gurney Close, Caversham Heights, Blagrave Milestone Centre, Caversham Park Village Lane, Caversham Heights, Shepherds Lane, Caversham Heights, Rokeby Drive, Chazey Heath, Montpelier Drive, Caversham Park Village The Packhorse, Chazey Heath, Horsepond Road, Cane End, Tidmore Lane, Woodcote, Langtree School, Woodcote, War Memorial, Woodcote Galsworthy Drive, Caversham Park Village Earlsƒeld Close, Caversham Park Village Earlsƒeld Close, Reading Henley Road County Boundary, Henley Road Micklands Road, Henley Road All Hallows Road, Caversham Travellers Rest, Henley Road Chiltern Road, Henley Road Rufus Isaacs Road, Caversham Prospect Street, Caversham Prospect Street, Reading Church Street, Caversham Caversham Library, Caversham Hemdean Hill, Caversham Queen Street, Caversham Victoria Road, Caversham Grove Hill, Caversham 65 Oakley Road, Reading Oakley Road, Caversham Heights St Andrews Church, Caversham Heights Richmond Road, Caversham Heights St Peters Avenue, Caversham Heights Gurney Close, Caversham Heights Little Woodcote Close, Reading Blagrave Lane, Caversham Heights Shepherds Lane, Caversham Heights Rokeby Drive, Chazey Heath The Packhorse, Chazey Heath Horsepond Road, Cane End Tidmore Lane, Woodcote Langtree School, Woodcote War Memorial, Woodcote South Stoke Road, Woodcote 145C bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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