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Wickham Travel Information Guide.Qxd Last bus back... Winchester Dial a Ride (Southern Parishes) From At Going to Every other Wednesday from Swanmore, Shedfield and Wickham parishes to Fareham. Winchester 17:50 No. 69 To register and book call 01962 852602. Travel Information Guide Swanmore, Waltham Chase, Shedfield, Wickham Bishops Waltham Dial a Ride Every Friday for Swanmore, Shedfield 18:40 No. 69 morning from Swanmore, Waltham Chase, Shirrell Bishops Waltham only Heath and Shedfield to Bishops Waltham Town & Wickham Parishes Southampton 18:10 No. 7 Centre. To register and book call 01489 894625. Swanmore, Waltham Chase Nov 2008 Eastleigh 18:14 No. 8 Swanmore Voluntary Care Group. Drive older Waltham Chase, Swanmore people to hospital and medical appointments, and Fareham 19:00 No. 69 the Wednesday lunch club. Need 2 days notice. Wickham, Shedfield, Call 01489 894635 / 01489 894237 for information. Waltham Chase, Swanmore College Bus Services Wickham Community Care Group for medical appointments and shopping. Need 2 days notice. Barton Peveril College & Eastleigh College No. 607 Call 01329 834925 or 01329 832194 for more information. Fareham College No. 69,94 Peter Symonds College (Winchester) No. 69/X69 Minibus Hire if you are looking for a minibus to hire contact Winchester Area Community Action on Swanmore College of Technology No. 8,17,69,669 01962 852602. Text the bus stop code to 84268 to Mobile Library Services visit Swanmore, Waltham get the times for the next 3 buses. Chase, Shedfield and Shirrell Heath fortnightly and It costs 25p, plus your normal cost to send a text. visit Wickham weekly. For dates and information Large scale maps showing bus stop codes can be contact 0845 603 5631 or visit: found in the ‘Find a Place’ at: www.transportdirect.info www.hants.gov.uk/library/mobile-libraries Hants Car Share Scheme allows you to get in touch with someone to share a car journey. For details visit www.hantscarshare.com or call 01962 847474. Home Delivery Services Ask your preferred supermarket about their home delivery services. If you find this information difficult to read we can provide it in an alternative format The information in this Travel Information Guide was believed to on request. Please phone be correct at the time of publication but will eventually become out of date. For further information or to request additional copies of 01962 847042 for more information. this Guide please contact Wickham Parish Council on 01329 835019 or email [email protected] This Guide was produced in partnership between Hampshire County Council, Swanmore Parish Council, Call traveline on 0871 200 22 33 Shedfield Parish Council and Wickham Parish Council. This is a guide to bus and other journeys that can No.17 - Bishops Waltham to Petersfield No.654 - St Johns School Waltham Chase be made from your parish. For detailed Serves Waltham Chase, Swanmore Serves Waltham Chase, Shirrell Heath, timetables contact 01962 846992 for a free copy Frequency Every 2 - 3 hours (Mon-Sat) Shedfield, St Johns School of your local Bus and Train Travel Guide. Via Swanmore College of Technology Frequency School days, afternoon only Traveline is an information service to help you No.669 - Fareham to Swanmore College plan a journey anywhere in the UK providing bus, No.38/138 - Fareham to Cosham / Waterlooville ferry, train and coach timetable information. Serves Wickham Serves Wickham, Shedfield, Waltham Chase, Frequency Every 1 - 3 hours (Mon-Sat) Swanmore College of Technology Via Waterlooville (138), Frequency College days and times only Queen Alexandra Hospital (38/38A), Cosham Health Centre (38/38A) No.F - Waltham Chase to Eastleigh Where do you want to go by bus? No.69/X69 - Fareham to Winchester Serves Waltham Chase, Swanmore Frequency Irregular (Mon-Fri) Southampton No: 7 Serves Wickham, Shedfield, Waltham Chase, Swanmore No.S5 - Waltham Chase to Hedge End Stores Fareham No: 38/138, 69, 94, 669 Frequency Hourly (Mon-Sat) limited service (Sun) Serves Waltham Chase, Swanmore Winchester No: 69 It’s Via Fareham (nr train station ), Frequency 2 return journeys on Mon Swanmore College of Technology free! Colleges Via Hedge End Superstores No: 8, 17, X69, 94, 669, 607 Bishops Waltham, Marwell Zoo Schools No: 94, 604/654 (Sunday only), Peter Symonds National Express (031) - Portsmouth to London College (X69). Hospitals No: 7, 38/38A, 69 From Wickham Square, Droxford Square Get off at the Winchester Discovery Centre to catch To Heathrow, London Victoria the No.4 or 5 bus to the Royal Hampshire County Frequency 1 return journey a day (Mon-Sun) No.7 - Swanmore to Southampton Hospital. Winchester Railway Station www.nationalexpress.com is approximately 350m from the Discovery Centre. Serves Waltham Chase (No.8), Swanmore Tel: 08717 818181 Call 01962 846786 for Frequency Hourly (Mon-Sat) No.94 - Wickham to Fareham Meon Valley Minibus Via Bishops Waltham, more information Moorgreen Hospital (West End), Serves Wickham, Knowle Serves Swanmore, Hill Pound, Shirrell Heath, Bitterne Frequency Hourly (Mon-Sat) Shedfield, Wickham Door NB: No.8 changes to No.7 between Via Wickham School, Fareham Frequency Twice a day (Mon-Sat) to Door Waltham Chase and Swanmore. (nr Fareham College) Via Wickham, Sainsburys at Broadcut, Fareham Centre No.8 - Bishops Waltham to Eastleigh No.607 - Waltham Chase to Barton Peveril If you need to go to St Mary’s Hospital, Serves Swanmore, Waltham Chase Serves Waltham Chase, Swanmore Frequency Hourly (Mon-Sat) Frequency College days only you can catch the No.38 to Queen Alexandra Via Swanmore College of Technology, One return journey Hospital and then catch the No.1C to St Marys’. Botley , Hedge End / Superstores Via Eastleigh (or near to) The 1C runs every day, several times an hour..
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