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School Bus Routes School Bus Routes Pick Up / Drop Off Points Aston Clinton via Tring, Berkhamsted, Hemel Hempstead and Apsley Railway Station Harpenden including Redbourn and Hemel Hempstead Radlett via Chiswell Green Rickmansworth via Chorleywood, Sarratt, Chipperfield and Bovingdon St Albans via Leverstock Green Watford via Kings Langley and Abbots Langley The majority of our routes are operated by Barnett’s Coaches on behalf of Abbot’s Hill. However, we do use an Abbot’s Hill School minibus on our Watford and evening St Albans/Harpenden route. Abbot’s Hill Chaperones are on all routes and all bookings should be made through Abbot’s Hill. If you are interested in your daughter using one of the buses please contact Mrs Karen Smith, School Transport Co-ordinator, on 01442 240333, or email [email protected] Aston Clinton (morning and afternoon) The Crow’s Nest, Aston Clinton Longfield Road, Tring Rose & Crown, High Street, Tring Shootersway, Berkhamsted The Library Bus Stop, Kings Road, Berkhamsted Railway Station, Berkhamsted Swing Gate Lane – London Road, Berkhamsted Gulf Garage near Winkwell, London Road Railway Station, Hemel Hempstead Holiday Inn Express Hotel (am only)/K2 Two Waters Road (pm only) Harpenden (morning and afternoon) Bus stop opposite Old Rectory Close/BP Garage, Harpenden W H Smith, High Street/Busy Bees Nursery, Leyton Road, Harpenden High Elms, Redbourn Lane, Hatching Green/White Horse Pub Nine Lives Vet Bus Stop, Redbourn High Street St Mary’s Church, Church End, Hemel Hempstead Road (pm) Half Moon Meadow, Redbourn Road, Hemel Hempstead Gadebridge Park, Leighton Buzzard Road, Hemel Hempstead Radlett (morning and afternoon) Wall Hall Drive, junction of Pelham Lane, Radlett Community Centre, Aldenham Avenue, Radlett Tippendell Lane/Spooners Drive Three Hammers Public House, Chiswell Green, St Albans West Avenue, Watford Road, St Albans St Stephen’s Avenue, Watford Road, St Albans St Albans and Harpenden (evening) Prae Wood School, next to Waitrose, King Harry Lane St Michael’s Street, opposite Verulamium nr St Michael’s School (at the top) Green Lane (Harpenden Road end) by New Greens Avenue, St Albans West Common, Harpenden Busy Bees Nursery, Leyton Road, Harpenden High Elms, Redbourn Lane, Hatching Green Nine Lives Vet Bus Stop, High Street, Redbourn Half Moon Meadow Rickmansworth (morning and afternoon) Cemetery Bus Stop, Chorleywood Road (opposite the Royal Masonic School) Common Road Bus Stop, Rickmansworth Road (opposite the entrance to Chorleywood House) The Cricketers Bus Stop, Sarratt Green The Plough Bus Stop, Belsize The Two Brewers Bus Stop, Chipperfield Hempstead Road Bus Stop, High Street, Bovingdon Bury Rise/Box Lane St Albans (morning and afternoon) Clarence Park, Clarence Road Homewood Road Bus Stop, Sandpit Lane The Quadrant Bus Stop, Community Centre, The Ridgeway Chiltern Road Bus Stop, Sandringham School, The Ridgeway Gurney Court Road Bus Stop, Marshalswick Lane Outside the Harvester, Beech Road, Ancient Briton Junction Catherine Street Bus Stop (pm only) St Michael’s Street, opposite Verulamium, nr St Michael’s School (at the top) Prae Wood School, next to Waitrose, King Harry Lane Pancake Lane Bus Stop, Hemel Hempstead Road, Leverstock Green Green Man Bus Stop, Hemel Hempstead Road, Leverstock Green Watford (morning and afternoon) Watford Central Library, Watford Langley Road, Bus Stop, Hempstead Road, Watford Ridge Lane, Hempstead Road, Watford Courtlands Drive Shops Bus Stop by The Compasses, Tibbs Hill Road Near Popes Road Bus Stop (am) opposite Breakspeare School (pm), Gallows Hill Lane, Abbots Langley Kings Langley Railway Station Bus Stop, Station Road Avenue Approach Bus Stop, Kings Langley York Close, Langley Hill, Kings Langley Kings Langley Cricket Club, Vicarage Lane, Kings Langley Coniston Road Bus Stop, Hempstead Road, Kings Langley .
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