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School Served Bus Operator 517BB Buckley

Flintshire County Council has received notification that GHA Coaches will cease trading with effect from 13th July 2016 and will not operate any transport services from tomorrow (14th July) The Council has given priority to school transport services in the first instance and is working with a number of different bus operators to put temporary arrangements in place; however some services may operate late. No public services will be covered immediately, but the Council is working on contingency plans to cover services as soon as possible. Further information can be found at http://www.deeside.com Further details will be published on the Flintshire website as up-to-date information becomes available and the following arrangements are confirmed for 14th July 2016. School Picking up at: School Served Bus Route Operator 517BB Buckley - Bryn-y-Baal - Northop - Connah's St Richard Gwyn Jones Quay H.S. Flint Motors 525BC1 Pontybodkin - Leeswood - Coed Talon - Castell Alun H.S. P&O Lloyd Pontblyddyn Hope 525BE Penyffordd (Millstone) Castell Alun H.S. P&O Lloyd Hope 525BF Padeswood - Penymynydd - Penyffordd Castell Alun H.S. P&O Lloyd Hope 525BG Penyffordd - Castell Alun H.S. Castell Alun H.S. P&O Lloyd Hope ZP02 Broughton - Bretton - Saltney Chester Catholic Townlynx H.S. ZP04 Saltney - Broughton - Hawarden - Drury - Alun H.S. / Ysgol Townlynx Buckley - Mynydd Isa - New Brighton Maes Garmon ZP171 Broughton St David's High Townlynx School, Saltney ZP08 Hawarden - Sandycroft - Mancot - Pentre. John Summers H.S. Arriva Queensferry ZSP1/2 Garden City - Sealand - Queensferry - Aston Alun H.S. / Ysgol Arriva - Ewloe - Buckley - Mynydd Isa - New Maes Garmon Brighton ZP99 Sandycroft - Mancot - Queensferry - Shotton Alun H.S. / Ysgol Arriva - Connah's Quay - Northop - Sychdyn Maes Garmon Z109 Shotton - Connah's Quay - Northop - Alun H.S. / Ysgol Stagecoach Sychdyn Maes Garmon ZD14M Denbigh - Bodfari - Afonwen - Caerwys - Alun H.S. / Ysgol Llew Jones Nannerch - Rhydymwyn - Mold Bus Station Maes Garmon .

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