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15 bus time schedule & line map 15 Bridgwater College - Minehead View In Website Mode The 15 bus line (Bridgwater College - Minehead) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bridgwater: 7:13 AM (2) Minehead: 4:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 15 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 15 bus arriving. Direction: Bridgwater 15 bus Time Schedule 62 stops Bridgwater Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bancks Street, Minehead The Parade, Minehead Tuesday Not Operational Roman Catholic Church, Minehead Wednesday 7:13 AM 10 Townsend Road, Minehead Thursday 7:13 AM Minehead Middle School, Minehead Friday 7:13 AM Townsend Road, Minehead Saturday Not Operational Elm Grove, Minehead Alcombe Road, Minehead Alcombe Bus Shelter, Minehead Silvermead, Minehead 15 bus Info Direction: Bridgwater Wscc, Minehead Stops: 62 Trip Duration: 92 min Bircham Road, Minehead Line Summary: Bancks Street, Minehead, Roman Bircham Road, Dunster Civil Parish Catholic Church, Minehead, Minehead Middle School, Minehead, Elm Grove, Minehead, Alcombe Bus Dunster Steep, Marsh Street Shelter, Minehead, Wscc, Minehead, Bircham Road, Minehead, Dunster Steep, Marsh Street, Dunster Dunster Showground, Marsh Street Showground, Marsh Street, Post O∆ce, Carhampton, Blue Anchor Turn, Carhampton, Post O∆ce, Carhampton Withycombe Cross, Withycombe, Garage, Bilbrook, Steps Farmhouse, Bilbrook, Dragons Cross, Bilbrook, Blue Anchor Turn, Carhampton Garage, Washford, Shepherds Corner, Washford, Quarry Road, Washford, Washford Cross, Torre, Withycombe Cross, Withycombe Gliddons, Williton, The Egremont, Williton, North Street, Williton, Williton Hospital, Williton, Danesƒeld Garage, Bilbrook School, Williton, Five Bells, Brendon Road Church, St Decuman's, Paper Mill, Watchet, Watchet Railway Station, Watchet, Kingsland, Watchet, Doniford Steps Farmhouse, Bilbrook Farm, Doniford, Haven Caravan Park, Williton, The Windmill, West Quantoxhead, St Aurie's Holiday Dragons Cross, Bilbrook Camp, St Audrie's Bay, The Crossroads, Higher Street, Youth Centre, Kilton, Hood Arms, Kilton, Kilton Road, Garage, Washford Holford, Village Hall, Holford, Stogursey Turn, Nether Stowey, Coleridge Road, Nether Stowey, Pooles Shepherds Corner, Washford Close, Nether Stowey, Mount Road, Nether Stowey, Quarry Road, Washford The Library, Nether Stowey, The Clocktower, Nether Stowey, St Mary Street Fire Station, Nether Stowey, Station Road, Old Cleeve Civil Parish Cemetery, Cannington, Post O∆ce, Cannington, Washford Cross, Torre Cannington Bridge, Cannington, Southbrook, Cannington, Sandford, Wembdon, Skimmerton Lane, Wembdon, Wembdon Rise, Wembdon, Inwood Road, Gliddons, Williton Wembdon, Meadow Rise, Wembdon, Danesboro Bank Street, Sampford Brett Road, Wembdon, Wembdon Road, Bridgwater, Malt Shovel, Bridgwater, Cinema, Bridgwater, Magistrates The Egremont, Williton Court, Bridgwater, Sainsburys, Bridgwater, The Fore Street, Sampford Brett Sportsman, Bridgwater, Bridgwater College, Bridgwater North Street, Williton Williton Hospital, Williton Danesƒeld School, Williton Five Bells Brendon Road Church, St Decuman's Paper Mill, Watchet Watchet Railway Station, Watchet Harbour Road, Watchet Kingsland, Watchet Kingsland, Watchet Doniford Farm, Doniford Haven Caravan Park, Williton The Windmill, West Quantoxhead St Aurie's Holiday Camp, St Audrie's Bay The Crossroads, Higher Street Youth Centre, Kilton Hood Arms, Kilton Main Road, Kilve Civil Parish Kilton Road, Holford Hilltop Lane, Kilve Civil Parish Village Hall, Holford Stogursey Turn, Nether Stowey Coleridge Road, Nether Stowey Mill Lane, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Pooles Close, Nether Stowey Meadow Close, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Mount Road, Nether Stowey Mount Road, Nether Stowey Civil Parish The Library, Nether Stowey Castle Street, Nether Stowey Civil Parish The Clocktower, Nether Stowey St Mary Street Fire Station, Nether Stowey Church Hall, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Cemetery, Cannington Post O∆ce, Cannington Cannington Bridge, Cannington Brook Street, Cannington Civil Parish Southbrook, Cannington Sandford, Wembdon Sandford Hill, Cannington Civil Parish Skimmerton Lane, Wembdon 146 Wembdon Hill, Wembdon Civil Parish Wembdon Rise, Wembdon 2 Wembdon Hill, Wembdon Civil Parish Inwood Road, Wembdon 50 Wembdon Rise, Wembdon Civil Parish Meadow Rise, Wembdon Danesboro Road, Wembdon 1 Bouverie Road, Bridgwater Civil Parish Wembdon Road, Bridgwater 79 Wembdon Road, Bridgwater Civil Parish Malt Shovel, Bridgwater 56 North Street, Bridgwater Cinema, Bridgwater 5 Penel Orlieu, Bridgwater Magistrates Court, Bridgwater 8-14 Northgate, Bridgwater Sainsburys, Bridgwater 8 Capes Close, Bridgwater The Sportsman, Bridgwater 71 Bath Road, Bridgwater Bridgwater College, Bridgwater Direction: Minehead 15 bus Time Schedule 63 stops Minehead Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Bridgwater College, Bridgwater Tuesday Not Operational Rugby Club, Bridgwater Wednesday 4:30 PM The Sportsman, Bridgwater Thursday 4:30 PM 80 Bath Road, Bridgwater Friday 4:30 PM Sainsburys, Bridgwater Church Street, Bridgwater Saturday Not Operational Bus Station, Bridgwater 5 New Road, Bridgwater Angel Place, Bridgwater 15 bus Info 5 Mount Street, Bridgwater Direction: Minehead Stops: 63 Malt Shovel, Bridgwater Trip Duration: 97 min 43 North Street, Bridgwater Line Summary: Bridgwater College, Bridgwater, Rugby Club, Bridgwater, The Sportsman, Bridgwater, Wembdon Road, Bridgwater Sainsburys, Bridgwater, Bus Station, Bridgwater, 79 Wembdon Road, Bridgwater Civil Parish Angel Place, Bridgwater, Malt Shovel, Bridgwater, Wembdon Road, Bridgwater, Danesboro Road, Danesboro Road, Wembdon Wembdon, Meadow Rise, Wembdon, Inwood Road, 34 Quantock Road, Bridgwater Civil Parish Wembdon, Wembdon Rise, Wembdon, Skimmerton Lane, Wembdon, Sandford, Wembdon, Southbrook, Meadow Rise, Wembdon Cannington, Cannington Bridge, Cannington, Post 32 Meadow Park, Wembdon Civil Parish O∆ce, Cannington, Cemetery, Cannington, St Mary Street Fire Station, Nether Stowey, The Clocktower, Inwood Road, Wembdon Nether Stowey, The Library, Nether Stowey, Mount Wembdon Rise, Wembdon Civil Parish Road, Nether Stowey, Pooles Close, Nether Stowey, Coleridge Road, Nether Stowey, Stogursey Turn, Wembdon Rise, Wembdon Nether Stowey, Plough Inn, Holford, Kilton Cross, 16 Wembdon Hill, Wembdon Civil Parish Holford, Hood Arms, Kilton, Youth Centre, Kilton, The Crossroads, Higher Street, St Audries Holiday Camp, Skimmerton Lane, Wembdon St Audrie's Bay, The Windmill, West Quantoxhead, 119 Wembdon Hill, Wembdon Civil Parish Haven Caravan Park, Williton, Doniford Farm, Doniford, Kingsland, Watchet, Watchet Railway Sandford, Wembdon Station, Watchet, Paper Mill, Watchet, Brendon Road Sandford Hill, Cannington Civil Parish Church, St Decuman's, Five Bells, Danesƒeld School, Williton, Williton Hospital, Williton, North Street, Southbrook, Cannington Williton, County Stores, Williton, Gliddons, Williton, Washford Cross, Torre, Quarry Road, Washford, Cannington Bridge, Cannington Shepherds Corner, Washford, Garage, Washford, Brook Street, Cannington Civil Parish Dragons Cross, Bilbrook, Steps Farmhouse, Bilbrook, Garage, Bilbrook, Withycombe Cross, Withycombe, Post O∆ce, Cannington Blue Anchor Turn, Carhampton, Post O∆ce, Carhampton, Dunster Showground, Dunster, Dunster Cemetery, Cannington Steep, Marsh Street, Bircham Road, Minehead, Wscc, Minehead, Alcombe Bus Shelter, Minehead, Alcombe St Mary Street Fire Station, Nether Stowey Books, Alcombe, Minehead Middle School, Minehead, Church Hall, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Roman Catholic Church, Minehead, The Parade, Minehead The Clocktower, Nether Stowey The Library, Nether Stowey Castle Street, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Mount Road, Nether Stowey Mount Road, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Pooles Close, Nether Stowey Meadow Close, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Coleridge Road, Nether Stowey Mill Lane, Nether Stowey Civil Parish Stogursey Turn, Nether Stowey Plough Inn, Holford Kilton Cross, Holford A39, Holford Civil Parish Hood Arms, Kilton Main Road, Kilve Civil Parish Youth Centre, Kilton The Crossroads, Higher Street St Audries Holiday Camp, St Audrie's Bay The Windmill, West Quantoxhead Haven Caravan Park, Williton Doniford Farm, Doniford Kingsland, Watchet Kingsland, Watchet Watchet Railway Station, Watchet Harbour Road, Watchet Paper Mill, Watchet Brendon Road Church, St Decuman's Five Bells Danesƒeld School, Williton Williton Hospital, Williton North Street, Williton County Stores, Williton Fore Street, Sampford Brett Gliddons, Williton Bank Street, Sampford Brett Washford Cross, Torre Quarry Road, Washford Station Road, Old Cleeve Civil Parish Shepherds Corner, Washford Garage, Washford Dragons Cross, Bilbrook Steps Farmhouse, Bilbrook Garage, Bilbrook Withycombe Cross, Withycombe Blue Anchor Turn, Carhampton Post O∆ce, Carhampton Dunster Showground, Dunster Dunster Steep, Marsh Street Bircham Road, Minehead Goosander Close, Minehead Wscc, Minehead Dunster Close, Minehead Alcombe Bus Shelter, Minehead Alcombe Road, Minehead Alcombe Books, Alcombe Alcombe Road, Minehead Minehead Middle School, Minehead Townsend Road, Minehead Roman Catholic Church, Minehead 10 Townsend Road, Minehead The Parade, 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