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35B Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 35B bus time schedule & line map 35B City-Bulwell View In Website Mode The 35B bus line (City-Bulwell) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bilborough: 11:17 PM (2) Strelley: 8:20 AM - 6:10 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 35B bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 35B bus arriving. Direction: Bilborough 35B bus Time Schedule 19 stops Bilborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:17 PM Bulwell Bus Station, Bulwell (Bu03) Vere Street, Nottingham Tuesday 11:17 PM Sellers Wood Drive, Bulwell (Bu45) Wednesday 11:17 PM Main Street, Nottingham Thursday 11:17 PM Coventry Court, Hempshill Vale (Bu46) Friday 11:17 PM Coventry Road, Nottingham Saturday 11:17 PM Glenn'S, Hempshill Vale (Bu47) 162 Cinderhill Road, Nottingham Leonard Street, Hempshill Vale (Bu48) 147 Cinderhill Road, Nottingham 35B bus Info Direction: Bilborough Headstocks, Cinderhill (Bu49) Stops: 19 Trip Duration: 14 min Walbrook Close, Cinderhill (As01) Line Summary: Bulwell Bus Station, Bulwell (Bu03), 31 Bells Lane, Nottingham Sellers Wood Drive, Bulwell (Bu45), Coventry Court, Hempshill Vale (Bu46), Glenn'S, Hempshill Vale Harpenden Square, Aspley (As02) (Bu47), Leonard Street, Hempshill Vale (Bu48), 59 Bells Lane, Nottingham Headstocks, Cinderhill (Bu49), Walbrook Close, Cinderhill (As01), Harpenden Square, Aspley (As02), Dulverton Vale, Aspley (As03) Dulverton Vale, Aspley (As03), Eltham Drive, Aspley 79 Bells Lane, Nottingham (As04), Coleby Road Bottom, Broxtowe Estate (Br01), Beckley Road, Broxtowe Estate (Br02), Eltham Drive, Aspley (As04) Coleby Road Top, Broxtowe Estate (Br03), Whitwell Bells Lane, Nottingham Road, Broxtowe Estate (Br04), Withern Road, Broxtowe Estate (Br05), Asda, Strelley (St01), Coleby Road Bottom, Broxtowe Estate (Br01) Helston Drive, Strelley (St02), St Michaels Avenue, 9 Coleby Road, Nottingham Strelley (St03), Wigman Road Top, Bilborough (Bi28) Beckley Road, Broxtowe Estate (Br02) Coleby Road, Nottingham Coleby Road Top, Broxtowe Estate (Br03) 71 Coleby Road, Nottingham Whitwell Road, Broxtowe Estate (Br04) 36 Bradƒeld Road, Nottingham Withern Road, Broxtowe Estate (Br05) 7 Bradƒeld Road, Nottingham Asda, Strelley (St01) Strelley Road, Nottingham Helston Drive, Strelley (St02) St Michaels Avenue, Strelley (St03) 141c Strelley Road, Nottingham Wigman Road Top, Bilborough (Bi28) 336-342 Wigman Road, Nottingham Direction: Strelley 35B bus Time Schedule 44 stops Strelley Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:20 AM - 6:10 PM Victoria Centre, Nottingham 50 Milton Street, Nottingham Tuesday 8:20 AM - 6:10 PM Elite, Nottingham Wednesday 8:20 AM - 6:10 PM 33 Upper Parliament Street, Nottingham Thursday 8:20 AM - 6:10 PM Angel Row A4, Nottingham Friday 8:20 AM - 6:10 PM 2-4 West End Arcade, Nottingham Saturday 4:20 PM - 5:50 PM Cathedral, Nottingham 60 Derby Road, Nottingham Canning Circus (Cc04) 125 Derby Road, Nottingham 35B bus Info Direction: Strelley Seely Road, Lenton (Le07) Stops: 44 161 Derby Road, Nottingham Trip Duration: 37 min Line Summary: Victoria Centre, Nottingham, Elite, Harrington Drive, Lenton (Le08) Nottingham, Angel Row A4, Nottingham, Cathedral, 197 Derby Road, Nottingham Nottingham, Canning Circus (Cc04), Seely Road, Lenton (Le07), Harrington Drive, Lenton (Le08), Savoy Cinema, Lenton (Le09) Savoy Cinema, Lenton (Le09), Lenton Boulevard, 223 Derby Road, Nottingham Lenton (Le10), Faraday Road, Lenton (Le11), Hillside, Lenton (Le12), Qmc Main Entrance, Queens Lenton Boulevard, Lenton (Le10) Medical Centre (Qm04), North Entrance, Nottingham 265 Derby Road, Nottingham University Main Campus (Un15), Lenton Hall, Nottingham University Main Campus (Un16), Faraday Road, Lenton (Le11) Wollaton Park Gates, Nottingham University Main 390 Derby Road, Nottingham Campus (Un17), Charles Avenue, Lenton Abbey (Un18), The Priory, Wollaton (Wo46), Parkside, Hillside, Lenton (Le12) Wollaton (Wo47), Parkside Rise, Wollaton (Wo48), 357f Derby Road, Nottingham Wollaton Rise, Wollaton (Wo49), Sheraton Drive, Wollaton (Wo50), Bramcote Lane, Wollaton (Wo51), Qmc Main Entrance, Queens Medical Centre Arleston Drive, Wollaton (Wo09), Humberston Road, (Qm04) Wollaton (Wo10), Grangewood Road, Wollaton North Road No. 1, Nottingham (Wo11), Rosedale Drive, Wollaton (Wo12), Spices, Wollaton (Wo38), Coventry Lane, Wollaton (Wo65), North Entrance, Nottingham University Main Trowell Road, Trowell Moor, Stotƒeld Road, Campus (Un15) Bilborough (Bi38), Stagsden Crescent, Bilborough Derby Road, Nottingham (Bi64), Brindley Road, Bilborough (Bi16), Westwick Road, Bilborough (Bi17), Tremayne Road, Bilborough Lenton Hall, Nottingham University Main Campus (Bi18), Burnside Green, Bilborough (Bi19), (Un16) Bracebridge Drive Shops, Bilborough (Bi20), Darnhall Crescent, Bilborough (Bi21), Bracebridge Drive End, Wollaton Park Gates, Nottingham University Main Bilborough (Bi31), Chingford Road, Bilborough Campus (Un17) (Bi32), Fairnley Road, Bilborough (Bi33), Wigman Road Top, Bilborough (Bi34), Moor Road, Strelley Charles Avenue, Lenton Abbey (Un18) (St24), Helston Drive, Strelley (St06), Asda, Strelley (St07) The Priory, Wollaton (Wo46) 2 Derby Road, Nottingham Parkside, Wollaton (Wo47) 33 Wollaton Vale, Nottingham Parkside Rise, Wollaton (Wo48) 87 Wollaton Vale, Nottingham Wollaton Rise, Wollaton (Wo49) Sheraton Drive, Wollaton (Wo50) Bramcote Lane, Wollaton (Wo51) Arleston Drive, Wollaton (Wo09) 1 Lingƒeld Court, Nottingham Humberston Road, Wollaton (Wo10) 45 Humberston Road, Nottingham Grangewood Road, Wollaton (Wo11) 38 Nidderdale, Nottingham Rosedale Drive, Wollaton (Wo12) Spices, Wollaton (Wo38) Coventry Lane, Wollaton (Wo65) Trowell Road, Trowell Moor Highcroft Drive, Nottingham Stotƒeld Road, Bilborough (Bi38) 82 Cockington Road, Nottingham Stagsden Crescent, Bilborough (Bi64) 52 Cockington Road, Nottingham Brindley Road, Bilborough (Bi16) 113 Birchover Road, Nottingham Westwick Road, Bilborough (Bi17) Tremayne Road, Bilborough (Bi18) Burnside Green, Bilborough (Bi19) 3 Hanslope Crescent, Nottingham Bracebridge Drive Shops, Bilborough (Bi20) 79-81 Bracebridge Drive, Nottingham Darnhall Crescent, Bilborough (Bi21) Bracebridge Drive End, Bilborough (Bi31) Wigman Road, Nottingham Chingford Road, Bilborough (Bi32) 243 Wigman Road, Nottingham Fairnley Road, Bilborough (Bi33) 273 Wigman Road, Nottingham Wigman Road Top, Bilborough (Bi34) 313 Wigman Road, Nottingham Moor Road, Strelley (St24) Moor Road, Nottingham Helston Drive, Strelley (St06) Strelley Road, Nottingham Asda, Strelley (St07) Strelley Road, Nottingham 35B bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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