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S32 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route S32 bus time schedule & line map S32 Cheadle View In Website Mode The S32 bus line (Cheadle) has 4 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Cheadle: 7:35 AM (2) Cheadle: 8:19 AM (3) Kingsley Moor: 3:40 PM (4) Uttoxeter Town Centre: 4:08 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest S32 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next S32 bus arriving. Direction: Cheadle S32 bus Time Schedule 25 stops Cheadle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bus Station, Uttoxeter Town Centre Bradley Street, Uttoxeter Tuesday Not Operational Wellington Inn, Uttoxeter Town Centre Wednesday Not Operational High Street, Uttoxeter Thursday 7:35 AM Heath Road, the Wharf Friday 7:35 AM Johnson Road, Uttoxeter Saturday Not Operational Ashbourne Road, Uttoxeter Stanley Crescent, the Wharf Broomyclose Lane, Stramshall S32 bus Info Direction: Cheadle Hare & Hounds Ph, Stramshall Stops: 25 Trip Duration: 34 min Poppits Lane, Stramshall Line Summary: Bus Station, Uttoxeter Town Centre, St. Michael's Road, Uttoxeter Rural Civil Parish Wellington Inn, Uttoxeter Town Centre, Heath Road, the Wharf, Johnson Road, Uttoxeter, Stanley The Chapel House, Beamhurst Crescent, the Wharf, Broomyclose Lane, Stramshall, Uttoxeter Road, Uttoxeter Rural Civil Parish Hare & Hounds Ph, Stramshall, Poppits Lane, Stramshall, The Chapel House, Beamhurst, Watery Watery Lane, Beamhurst Lane, Beamhurst, Co-Op Dairy, Fole, Green Park, Checkley, Cranberry Avenue, Checkley, Teanhurst Co-Op Dairy, Fole Road, Lower Tean, Dog & Partridge Ph, Lower Tean, Post O∆ce, Upper Tean, Cross Keys Ph, Upper Tean, Green Park, Checkley Wentlows Road, Upper Tean, Tenford Lane, Upper Tean, Water Works, Upper Tean, Huntley Lane, Green Park, Checkley Civil Parish Mobberley, The Crown Ph, Mobberley, Dandillion Cranberry Avenue, Checkley Avenue, Cheadle, Master Potter Ph, Cheadle, Station Road, Cheadle Teanhurst Road, Lower Tean Dog & Partridge Ph, Lower Tean Post O∆ce, Upper Tean High Street, Upper Tean Cross Keys Ph, Upper Tean Wentlows Road, Upper Tean Tenford Lane, Upper Tean Water Works, Upper Tean Huntley Lane, Mobberley Tean Road, Cheadle Civil Parish The Crown Ph, Mobberley Dandillion Avenue, Cheadle Tean Road, Cheadle Master Potter Ph, Cheadle Station Road, Cheadle Direction: Cheadle S32 bus Time Schedule 15 stops Cheadle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Leek Road, Kingsley Moor Tuesday Not Operational Harveys Lane, Kingsley Moor Wednesday Not Operational Hollins Lane, Kingsley Moor Thursday 8:19 AM Johnson Crescent, Kingsley Friday 8:19 AM The Gardens, Kingsley Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational High Street, Kingsley Haste Hill Avenue, Kingsley Haste Hill Avenue, Kingsley Civil Parish S32 bus Info Crossroads, Kingsley Holt Direction: Cheadle Stops: 15 Blacksmiths Arms Ph, Kingsley Holt Trip Duration: 16 min Line Summary: Leek Road, Kingsley Moor, Harveys Foxƒeld Close, Cheadle Lane, Kingsley Moor, Hollins Lane, Kingsley Moor, Johnson Crescent, Kingsley, High Street, Kingsley, Foxƒeld Close, Cheadle Haste Hill Avenue, Kingsley, Crossroads, Kingsley Donkey Lane, Hammersley Hayes Holt, Blacksmiths Arms Ph, Kingsley Holt, Foxƒeld Close, Cheadle, Donkey Lane, Hammersley Hayes, Highƒeld Avenue, Cheadle Highƒeld Avenue, Cheadle, Council O∆ces, Cheadle, Prince George Street, Cheadle Town Centre, St Giles School, Cheadle Town Centre, Station Road, Cheadle Council O∆ces, Cheadle Prince George Street, Cheadle Town Centre St Giles School, Cheadle Town Centre Mill Road, Cheadle Station Road, Cheadle Direction: Kingsley Moor S32 bus Time Schedule 14 stops Kingsley Moor Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Station Road, Cheadle Tuesday Not Operational St Giles School, Cheadle Town Centre Mill Road, Cheadle Wednesday Not Operational Prince George Street, Cheadle Town Centre Thursday 3:40 PM Frairs Court, Cheadle Friday 3:40 PM Highƒeld Avenue, Cheadle Saturday Not Operational Donkey Lane, Hammersley Hayes Foxƒeld Close, Cheadle S32 bus Info Blacksmiths Arms Ph, Kingsley Holt Direction: Kingsley Moor Stops: 14 Lions & Hounds Ph, Kingsley Holt Trip Duration: 18 min Line Summary: Station Road, Cheadle, St Giles Crossroads, Kingsley Holt School, Cheadle Town Centre, Prince George Street, Cheadle Town Centre, Highƒeld Avenue, Cheadle, Haste Hill Avenue, Kingsley Donkey Lane, Hammersley Hayes, Foxƒeld Close, Cheadle, Blacksmiths Arms Ph, Kingsley Holt, Lions & Haste Hill Avenue, Kingsley Civil Parish Hounds Ph, Kingsley Holt, Crossroads, Kingsley Holt, Royal Oak Ph, Kingsley Haste Hill Avenue, Kingsley, Royal Oak Ph, Kingsley, Johnson Crescent, Kingsley, Hollins Lane, Kingsley Moor, Leek Road, Kingsley Moor Johnson Crescent, Kingsley Newhall Street, Kingsley Civil Parish Hollins Lane, Kingsley Moor Leek Road, Kingsley Moor Direction: Uttoxeter Town Centre S32 bus Time Schedule 23 stops Uttoxeter Town Centre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Station Road, Cheadle Tuesday Not Operational Master Potter Ph, Cheadle Tean Road, Cheadle Wednesday Not Operational Dandillion Avenue, Cheadle Thursday 4:08 PM Tean Road, Cheadle Friday 4:08 PM The Crown Ph, Mobberley Saturday Not Operational Crown Lane, Cheadle Civil Parish Huntley Lane, Mobberley Tean Road, Cheadle Civil Parish S32 bus Info Ship Inn, Upper Tean Direction: Uttoxeter Town Centre Stops: 23 Tenford Lane, Upper Tean Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Station Road, Cheadle, Master Wentlows Road, Upper Tean Potter Ph, Cheadle, Dandillion Avenue, Cheadle, The Crown Ph, Mobberley, Huntley Lane, Mobberley, Ship Gorsty Hill Road, Upper Tean Inn, Upper Tean, Tenford Lane, Upper Tean, Wentlows Road, Upper Tean, Gorsty Hill Road, Upper Tean, Post Post O∆ce, Upper Tean O∆ce, Upper Tean, Dog & Partridge Ph, Lower Tean, High Street, Upper Tean Teanhurst Road, Lower Tean, Cranberry Avenue, Checkley, Green Park, Checkley, Co-Op Dairy, Fole, Dog & Partridge Ph, Lower Tean Watery Lane, Beamhurst, The Chapel House, Beamhurst, Poppits Lane, Stramshall, Hare & Teanhurst Road, Lower Tean Hounds Ph, Stramshall, Broomyclose Lane, Stramshall, Old Ashbourne Road, Spath, Thomas Alleynes High School, Uttoxeter Town Centre, Bus Cranberry Avenue, Checkley Station, Uttoxeter Town Centre Green Park, Checkley Co-Op Dairy, Fole Watery Lane, Beamhurst The Chapel House, Beamhurst Uttoxeter Road, Uttoxeter Rural Civil Parish Poppits Lane, Stramshall St. Michael's Road, Uttoxeter Rural Civil Parish Hare & Hounds Ph, Stramshall Broomyclose Lane, Stramshall Old Ashbourne Road, Spath Thomas Alleynes High School, Uttoxeter Town Centre Dove Bank, Uttoxeter Bus Station, Uttoxeter Town Centre Bradley Street, Uttoxeter S32 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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