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N242 Homerton – Dalston – Tottenham Court Road Station N242 Homerton–Dalston–TottenhamCourtRoadStation N242 Sunday night/Monday morning to Thursday night/Friday morning HomertonHospitalWardleStreet 0000 0032 0104 0135 0205 0235 0305 0335 0405 0435 ClaptonParkMillfieldsRoad 0006 0038 0110 0141 0211 0241 0311 0341 0411 0441 HackneyCentralStationAmhurstRd. 0013 0045 0117 0148 0218 0248 0318 0349 0419 0449 DalstonJunctionDalstonLane 0017 0049 0121 0152 0222 0252 0322 0353 0423 0453 ShoreditchChurch(HighStreet) 0026 0058 0130 0200 0230 0300 0331 0402 0432 0502 LiverpoolStreetStationBishopsgate 0030 0102 0134 0204 0234 0304 0335 0406 0436 0506 BankStationQueenVictoriaStreet 0036 0108 0139 0209 0239 0309 0340 0411 0441 0511 StPaul'sStationNewgateStreet 0038 0110 0141 0211 0241 0311 0342 0413 0443 0513 HolbornStationHighHolborn 0043 0115 0146 0216 0246 0316 0347 0418 0448 0518 StGilesHighStreetShaftesburyAve. 0046 0118 0149 0219 0249 0319 0350 0421 0451 0521 N242 Friday night/Saturday morning 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HackneyCentralStationAmhurstRd. 0011 0043 0114 0146 0217 0248 0319 0349 0419 0448 DalstonJunctionDalstonLane 0016 0048 0119 0151 0222 0253 0324 0354 0423 0452 ShoreditchChurch(HighStreet) 0032 0104 0135 0207 0238 0308 0337 0404 0432 0500 LiverpoolStreetStationBishopsgate 0037 0108 0139 0211 0242 0312 0341 0408 0435 0503 BankStationQueenVictoriaStreet 0044 0115 0145 0217 0247 0317 0346 0413 0440 0507 StPaul'sStationNewgateStreet 0046 0117 0147 0219 0249 0319 0348 0415 0442 0509 HolbornStationHighHolborn 0051 0122 0152 0223 0253 0323 0352 0419 0446 0513 StGilesHighStreetShaftesburyAve. 0055 0125 0155 0226 0256 0326 0355 0422 0449 0516 OperatedbyArriva London www.londonbusroutes.net 17.1.21D (15.8.20D) N242 TottenhamCourtRoadStation–Dalston–Homerton N242 Sunday night/Monday morning to Thursday night/Friday morning TottenhamCt.Rd.Stn.NewOxfordSt. 0000 0032 0104 0134 0204 0234 0304 0334 0404 0434 0500 HolbornStationProcterStreet 0003 0035 0107 0137 0207 0237 0307 0337 0407 0437 0503 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0010 0042 0113 0143 0214 0244 0314 0344 0414 0444 0510 LiverpoolStreetStationBishopsgate 0018 0050 0121 0151 0221 0250 0320 0349 0419 0449 0515 ShoreditchChurch(HighStreet) 0023 0055 0126 0156 0226 0255 0324 0353 0423 0452 0518 DalstonJunctionDalstonLane 0035 0107 0138 0208 0238 0306 0334 0403 0432 0501 0526 HackneyCentralStationAmhurstRd. 0041 0113 0144 0214 0243 0311 0339 0408 0437 0506 0531 ClaptonParkMillfieldsRoad 0048 0120 0151 0221 0250 0318 0346 0415 0443 0512 0537 HomertonHospitalHomertonGrove 0054 0126 0157 0227 0256 0324 0352 0421 0449 0518 0543 N242 Saturday night/Sunday morning TottenhamCt.Rd.Stn.NewOxfordSt. 0000 0032 0103 0133 0204 0234 0304 0334 0404 0434 0500 HolbornStationProcterStreet 0003 0035 0106 0136 0207 0237 0307 0337 0407 0437 0503 StPaul'sStationNewgateStreet 0007 0039 0110 0140 0211 0241 0311 0341 0411 0441 0507 BankStationQueenVictoriaStreet 0010 0042 0113 0143 0214 0244 0314 0344 0414 0444 0510 LiverpoolStreetStationBishopsgate 0018 0049 0120 0150 0220 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