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A Melton Mowbray Bus map & guide June 2019 B FREQUENCY Service Operator(s) Route Monday – Monday – Sunday and Saturday Daytime Saturday Evenings Bank Holidays 5A Arriva MELTON MOWBRAY (Queensway & Town Centre) - Rearsby - Syston - Leicester 20 mins no service no service 5/X5 Arriva MELTON MOWBRAY - Rearsby - Syston - Leicester infrequent no service no service 5 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Loughborough hourly no service no service 8 Centrebus Loughborough - MELTON MOWBRAY - Grantham hourly no service no service MELTON MOWBRAY Town Service: (Grange Drive - Queensway - Tamar Road - 14 Centrebus hourly no service no service Valley Road) 15 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY Town Service: (Melbray Drive - Dieppe Way - Welby Lane) hourly no service no service 19 Centrebus Nottingham - MELTON MOWBRAY - Nottingham 2 hourly no service no service 23 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Old Dalby - Nether Broughton 2 hourly no service no service 24 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Stathern - Plungar - Bottesford / Bingham hourly no service no service 25 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Scalford - Eastwell - Stathern 2 hourly no service no service 55/56 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Grantham via Buckminster infrequent no service no service 100 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Gaddesby - Leicester 2 hourly no service no service 113 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Oakham 2 hourly no service no service 128 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Leicester via Wreake Valley 2 hourly no service no service RF1 Centrebus MELTON MOWBRAY - Oakham - Uppingham - Corby hourly no service no service RF2 Centrebus Rutland Flyer MELTON MOWBRAY - Oakham 2 hourly no service no service Underlined services are supported by Leicestershire County Council For town centre KEY: Continues to either Bottesford or Bingham, see timetable / traveline for details stops see over NottinghamNottingham Road Road Map not to scale John Ferneley A606 to HighCollege School 25 Nottingham 19 24 Clark Drive St Mary’s e nt ay Drive sce d Primary br e a l 15 r o School e C e R M M i y g e Lynton Road n Palmeston Road ay e 15 Wy W n in mondham r a p d Te C S a n n n o yso Way Grant R n w oo lto 15 d e Kipling Drive n Road Kipling Drive o R Melton Spinney Road e d d d Beechwood Avenue a g g w o o n n i i y R ay o R b b W e o d d A607 A A p p d o ie o Dieppe W Bowley Avenue A o o to Grantham 15 v w w e e e r H r i enue u n gh Av n field n Fi Fi e u u 25 v e e A d l e e i n f Ferneley a t L Welby Lane s a s Crescent ’ E r o The Cres t cent c o 15 19 D 8 Sysonby Street 24 d Brownlow ad a Staveley Ro N o W Primary School Rockingham Drive o t R ti i rd d n a g h o d h a Laycock Avenue R d lfo s ood a m ’ a g m n c i R K Scalford Road rive Avenue d R Drive a y Avenue Sherwood o oad R Thorpe Roa ng Thorpe Roa irli St oroth 8 Supermarket West Doroth 5A 815 23 Avenue Melton Mowbray St. Mary’s Hospital Hospital Asfordby Road The Grove 5A 8 23 24 Primary School Saxby Road A6006 55/5655 RF2 128 Burton Street to Asfordby B676 55/5655 RF2 B676 ad Ro to Colsterworth er Rail est eic Station 128 L Long Field St Francis 5A 14 RF1 113 e Academy Primary an 100 ’s L B School ock ly Dalby Road ald t B e h v i 14 r A D veenue Sapcote oad 14 R Ankle Hill r Ankle Hill a e m v a ri T D Birch Wood E e Birch Wood d g e ran School n Wicklow Avenue G School d Avon Road 100 128 a Avon Road l e Sherard Primary School Road Hamilton Victoriaria Sictrtoeet A607 Drive V et 5A RF1 113 Sandy Lane Stre to Leicester a n Valley Road d MeltonKing Edward Vale Post VII School 16 Centre y L a n nt e e c 5A s e r Hartopp Road Burton Road C EdendaleEdendale RoadRoad r e e h h t t Oxford Drive a a e e H H A606 to Oakham 14 14 5A Swallowdale Queensway RF1 Prin N 113 Railway Line Primary cess Drive orfolk Drive School B6047 Services operate to Market Harborough in direction shown This map is reproduced from Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Leicestershire County Council. Licence Number 100019271. Published June 2019. Supermarket Norman Way Brooksby Melton College N S4 Wilton Road o Library t t i ng S3 h a m S2 S t r S1 e e t Sage Cross S W4 Street W3 Thorpe End W2 W1 treet Market Place Sherrard Street t Leicester Burton Street e Supermarket e Street tr S k o ro B M ill St ree t Rail reet Leisure Centre Regent St Station B6047 to Market Harborough Map not to scale St. Mary’s Way Windsor Street For the next timetabled KEY S1 15, 19 to Nottingham W1 14 departures from a specific bus SMS code: leidpgat SMS code: leidpgad stop, text the 8 letter SMS Bus Stops code to 84268. S2 No service W2 5, 5A, X5 Normal text message rates Other Bus Stops SMS code: leidpdwt apply and the return text message costs 25p. Bus Served Roads S3 23, 24, 25 W3 55/56, 100, 113, 128 SMS code: leidpgam SMS code: leidpdwp This map shows the main departure points in the S4 8, RF2 W4 RF1 towards Oakham town centre. SMS code: leidpgaj SMS code: leidpdwm A large print version of this guide is available upon request. Please contact the Helpline on 0116 305 0002. Further information Concessionary travel for older people This guide shows the bus services in Melton and for disabled people Mowbray and the main departure points in the town The English National Concessionary centre. You will find a summary of the services Travel Scheme offers free off-peak and frequencies in the timetable overleaf. Some travel on local bus services in all parts single directional or infrequent services may exist of England. For more information 0344 800 4411 but might not be included. For a comprehensive please call 0116 305 0002. www.arrivabus.co.uk timetable or more information call Traveline on the number provided (07.00 – 22.00). You can also Community Transport in and around 0844 351 1120 visit local libraries, tourist information centres, local Melton Mowbray www.centrebus.info council offices and bus company travel shops. For older or disabled people who cannot 08457 48 49 50 use ordinary buses, Voluntary Action www.nationalrail.co.uk Visit www.choosehowyoumove.co.uk/ Melton offers a social car scheme and publictransport to see our other bus guides and accessible minibus services. Further to sign up for email notifications. Online updates details may be obtained by telephoning will only occur if services change. 01664 482 903. www.choosehowyoumove.co.uk/publictransport • 0116 305 0002 • [email protected] Safe and Sustainable Travel Team, Environment and Transport, Leicestershire County Council, Glenfield, Leicester, LE3 8RJ The information contained in this leaflet is correct at time of printing, but may be subject to change. Every effort will be made to maintain these services. However, no liability can be accepted for failure to operate the services as specified. T0208.
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