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New Covent Garden Monday to Friday R U R Mornings R U Î U New Scotland Yard High Street U R U U LIMITED STOP SERVICE Black Prince 731 Sittingbourne - Bexley - New Covent Garden Monday to Friday R U R mornings R U Î U New Scotland Yard High Street U R U U LIMITED STOP SERVICE Black Prince SittingbourneNewingtonRainham LonsdaleDeanwood DriveTollgate DriveBexleyBlackwall Canary TunnelAldgate WharfFenchurch Monument StreetCannon Blackfriars StreetTemple Embankment ParliamentVictoria SquareHorseferry StreetMillbank RoadNew Covent Garden TfL Bus Passes, Travelcards, Saver Tickets and Oyster Cards are NOT accepted on this service. Cash fares may differ from those charged on other local services. Monday - Friday Journey number E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 Murston Depot 0530 0550 0605 0620 0635 0650 Sittingbourne Eurolink Way 0533 0553 0623 0653 Sittingbourne Church Milton, The Pond 0540 0600 0630 0659 Sittingbourne Bell Road, Memorial Hospital 0616 0646 Sittingbourne Coniston Hotel 0547 0607 0622 0637 0652 0707 Newington High Street 0554 0614 0629 0644 0659 0714 Lonsdale Drive Arthur Road 0601 0621 0636 0651 0706 0721 Deanwood Drive The Cherries 0605 0625 0640 0655 0710 0725 Wigmore Road Bredhurst Road 0610 0630 0645 0700 0715 0730 Bridgewood Commuter Car Park 0618 0638 0653 0710 0725 0740 Tollgate 0630 0650 0705 0722 0737 0752 Bexley Black Prince 0638 0702 0717 0734 0749 0804 Blackwall Tunnel Northside 0702 0732 0747 0804 0819 0834 Canary Wharf Canada Square U Î 0707 0739 0754 0811 0826 0841 Aldgate Station U 0720 0753 0808 0825 0840 0855 Fenchurch Street Station R 0722 0756 0811 0828 0843 0858 Monument Station U 0724 0759 0814 0831 0846 0901 Cannon Street Station UR 0728 0804 0819 0836 0851 0906 Blackfriars Station R 0731 0807 0822 0828 0854 0909 HMS President 0733 0809 0824 0841 0856 0911 Temple Station U 0734 0810 0825 0842 0857 0912 Embankment Station U 0738 0814 0829 0846 0901 0916 Parliament Square Parliament Street 0742 0820 0835 0852 0907 0922 Victoria Street Westminster Abbey 0744 0823 0838 0855 0910 0925 Victoria Street New Scotland Yard 0746 0825 0840 0857 0912 0927 Horseferry Road 0749 0829 0844 0901 0916 0931 Millbank Tate Gallery 0751 0832 0847 0904 0919 0934 New Covent Garden 0757 0838 0853 0910 0925 0940 No service on Saturday, Sunday or Public Holidays Operated by Chalkwell (01795 423982) 7.3.11_T731/1 MAYOR OF LONDON *You pay no more than 5p per minute if calling from a BT Landline. There may be a connection charge. Charges from mobiles or other landline providers may vary. 731 New Covent Garden - Bexley - Sittingbourne Monday to Friday New Scotland Yard afternoons U U R U Î R R U Î High Street U LIMITED STOP SERVICE Black Prince New CoventMillbank GardenHorseferryVictoria RoadParliament StreetEmbankment SquareTemple Blackfriars Cannon Tower StreetCanary Hill Blackwall WharfBexley TunnelTollgate DeanwoodLonsdale DriveRainham DriveNewingtonSittingbourne TfL Bus Passes, Travelcards, Saver Tickets and Oyster Cards are NOT accepted on this service. Cash fares may differ from those charged on other local services. Monday - Friday Journey number E1 E2 E3 E4 E5 E6 New Covent Garden 1558 1618 1641 1656 1716 1748 Millbank Tate Gallery 1600 1620 1643 1658 1718 1750 Horseferry Road 1603 1623 1646 1701 1721 1753 Victoria Street New Scotland Yard 1610 1630 1653 1708 1728 1800 Victoria Street Westminster Abbey 1613 1633 1656 1711 1731 1803 Parliament Square Parliament Street (Stop C) 1615 1635 1659 1714 1734 1806 Embankment Station U 1618 1638 1703 1718 1738 1810 Temple Station U 1619 1639 1704 1719 1739 1811 HMS President 1620 1640 1705 1720 1740 1812 Blackfriars Station Puddle Dock R 1621 1641 1706 1721 1741 1813 Cannon St Station Upper Thames St U R 1625 1645 1710 1725 1745 1815 Tower Hill Station U Î 1630 1650 1715 1730 1750 1820 Canary Wharf Canada Square (Stop H) U Î 1645 1705 1730 1745 1805 1830 Blackwall Tunnel Northside 1658 1718 1743 1758 1818 1843 Bexley Black Prince 1718 1738 1803 1818 1838 1903 Tollgate 1728 1748 1813 1828 1848 1913 Bridgewood Commuter Car Park RRRRRR Wigmore Road Bredhurst Road 1748 1808 1833 1848 1908 1936 Deanwood Drive The Cherries 1752 1812 1837 1852 1912 1940 Lonsdale Drive Arthur Road 1757 1817 1842 1857 1917 1945 Newington High Street 1805 1825 1850 1905 1925 1952 Sittingbourne Coniston Hotel 1812 1832 1857 1912 1932 1959 Sittingbourne Church Milton RRRRRR Sittingbourne Swanstree Av/Rectory Rd RRRRRR Murston Depot R R RRRR No service on Saturday, Sunday or Public Holidays R - Stops on request from passengers already on board Operated by Chalkwell (01795 423982) 7.3.11_T731/2 MAYOR OF LONDON *You pay no more than 5p per minute if calling from a BT Landline. There may be a connection charge. Charges from mobiles or other landline providers may vary..
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