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Public Transport Map Acocks Green R WARWICKSHIRE CD INDEX TO PLACES SERVED WARWICKSHIRE BUS SERVICES IN WARWICKSHIRE A L Edingdale Public Transport Map Acocks Green R ............................... B3 Langley............................................. B4 Warwickshire Adderley Park R ............................... A3 Langley Green R .............................. A3 Public Transport Map SERVICE ROUTE DESCRIPTION OPERATOR DAYS OF NORMAL SERVICE ROUTE DESCRIPTION OPERATOR DAYS OF NORMAL 82 R NUMBER CODE OPERATION FREQUENCY NUMBER CODE OPERATION FREQUENCY 7 Alcester ............................................. A5 Lapworth ...................................... B4 June 2016 Clifton Campville Alderminster ...................................... C6 Lawford Heath ...................................D4 Measham Alexandra Hospital ............................. A4 Lea Hall R....................................... B3 March 2017 1/2 Nuneaton – Red Deeps – Attleborough SMR Mon-Sat 15 Minutes 115 Tamworth – Kingsbury – Hurley AMN Mon-Sat Hourly Elford Harlaston Allen End........................................... B2 Lea Marston ...................................... B2 PUBLIC TRANSPORT MAP 82 Allesley ............................................. C3 Leamington Hastings..........................D4 Newton Alvechurch R ................................... A4 Leamington Spa R............................ C4 1/2 P&R – Stratford – Lower Quinton – Chipping Campden – JH Mon-Sat Hourly 116 Tamworth – Kingsbury – Curdworth – Birmingham AMN Mon-Sat Hourly 7 Burgoland 224 Alvecote ............................................ C1 Leek Wootton..................................... C4 Broadway (1) – Moreton-in-the-Marsh Snarestone Alveston ............................................ C5 Leicester Forest East ........................... E1 118/119 Tamworth – Hurley – Kingsbury – Tamworth SMR Sundays 2 Hourly 224 No Mans Heath Ansley............................................... C2 Leicester R ...................................... E1 March 2017 82 Ansty ................................................D3 Leire ................................................. E2 3 P&R – Stratford – Lower Quinton – Shipston – Brailes – Banbury JH Mon-Sat Hourly/ 82 Seckington Ansty Park.........................................D3 Lighthorne ......................................... C5 2 Hourly 158 Leicester – Hinckley – Nuneaton AMN Daily 30 Minutes Newton Regis 7 Ardens Grafton ................................... B5 Lighthorne Heath................................D5 224 Arley ................................................. C2 Lilbourne........................................... E3 Comberford 82 219 E 201 Flexibus Armscote........................................... C6 Lime Tree Village................................ E4 3 Weddington – Nuneaton SMR Mon-Sat 30 Minutes St. Nicholas Park Drive – Nuneaton ATG Wednesdays 1/Day A B 785 Austrey Shackerstone Arrow................................................ A5 Little Alne........................................... B5 Wiggington 786 7 Ash Green ......................................... C3 Little Bourton .....................................D6 203 Flexibus Princethorpe – Leamington Hastings – Grandborough – Rugby AM Mon/Fri 1/Day Twycross Ashby Parva ...................................... E2 Little Compton.................................... C7 3 Newbold – Rugby – Hillmorton SMR Daily 30 Minutes to Lichfield 82 Zoo Ashorne ............................................ C5 Little Lawford .....................................D3 219 Bilstone Ashow .............................................. C4 Little Warton ...................................... C1 207 Flexibus Hartshill – Grove Farm – Nuneaton AM Wednesdays 1/Day 1 Shuttington X44.48.158 Aspley Heath ..................................... A4 Little Wolford...................................... C7 3A Long Lawford – Rugby – Hillmorton SMR Mon-Sat 30 Minutes 224 785 Twycross 7 Congerstone 785 Tamworth 785 786 Leicester Astley................................................ C2 Long Compton ................................... C6 48.65.82.115 786 Alvecote Aston Cantlow.................................... B5 Long Itchington ..................................D4 4 Brownsover – Rugby – Bilton – Admirals Estate – Cawston Grange SMR Daily 12 Minutes 208 Flexibus Cumberland Drive – Greenmoor Road – Nuneaton HIN Mon-Fri 3/Day 785 Aston Subedge................................... B6 Long Lawford.....................................D3 116.118.119.216 Tamworth Glascote Warton Aston R........................................... A2 Long Marston .................................... B6 Polesworth 786 158 1 Atherstone R.................................... C2 Longbridge R................................... A3 210 Flexibus Rugby – Pailton – Wolvey – Hinckley AM Mondays 1/Day 224.766.767 16 Little 48 Leicester 4 P&R – Stratford – Trinity Mead JH Mon-Sat 30 Minutes Bloxwich North 48 65 48.65.766.767 7 LEICESTERSHIRE Attleborough ......................................D2 Lower Binton ..................................... B5 115 766 Warton Austrey.............................................. C1 Lower Brailes..................................... C6 216 767 Leicester 5 Stratford – Justin Avenue – Maybird Avenue JH Mon-Sat 30 Minutes 211 Flexibus Bramcote (Tues) or Clifton (Thurs) – Churchover (Thurs) – Rugby AM Tues/Thurs 1/Day 785 Avon Dassett......................................D5 Lower Quinton .................................. B6 786 Polesworth Forest East Lower Shuckburgh.............................. E4 Bloxwich Fazeley 785 X44 STAFFORDSHIRE 766 786 Lower Tadmarton................................D6 5/5A Chapel End and Camp Hill – Nuneaton SMR Daily 10 Minutes 212 Flexibus Stratford – Binton – Temple Grafton / Alcester – Walcote or Exhall – Broom – AM Tues/Fri 1/Day 16.115 116 B Lowsonford ....................................... B4 118 Birchmoor 48.65 Sheepy Baddesley Clinton .............................. B4 Loxley............................................... C5 119 Barton 219.766 Magna Luddington ........................................ B5 Wilnecote 767.786 Baddesley Ensor ................................ C2 6/7 Stratford – Wellesbourne(6) – Kineton – Tysoe – Ettington (7) – Banbury JH Mon-Sat 2 Hours 41.48.219 7 Balsall .............................................. C3 Lutterworth ........................................ E3 Blake Street Dosthill Dordon 766.767 Fosse Park Balsall Common ................................ C3 213 Flexibus Rugby – Pailton – Bulkington – Bedworth AM Tuesdays 1/Day 228.763.766 Ratcliffe 158 R 7 Measham – Twycross – Atherstone – Fenny Drayton RTS Mon-Sat 2 Hourly 16 Birch Coppice Grendon 48 Banbury .......................................D6 M 216 115 766 Atherstone Culey Barwell .............................................D2 214 Flexibus Priors Hardwick – Priors Marston – Napton – Grandborough – Rugby AM Thursdays 1/Day Butlers Lane 115 766 X44 Baxterley ........................................... C2 Magna Park....................................... E3 118 767 48. 7 68 7 Nuneaton – Whitestone – Nuneaton SMR Mon-Sat 30 Minutes 116 767 65. Atterton Bearley ............................................. B5 Mancetter .......................................... C2 119 766.767219 65 118 68 South Bede Village ...................................... C3 Mappleborough Green ........................ A4 216 Flexibus Coleshill – Lea Marston – Whitacre Heath – Tamworth ATG Thursdays 1/Day Walsall 228 115 119 Wood 118 for details 7.48 Stoke Dadlington Wigston Bentley.............................................. C2 Marlcliff............................................. A5 7 Burbage – Hinckley – Nuneaton – George Eliot Hospital HIN Mon-Sat 30 Minutes Middleton 766 65.767 Berkswell .......................................... C3 Marston ............................................ B2 Four Oaks End 119 Baddesley in this area Witherley Golding 767 see separate 7 158 Earl Shilton 10 Narborough Bermuda Park R ..............................D2 Marston Green R.............................. B3 218 Flexibus Binley Woods – Binley Morrisons – Walsgrave Asda ATG Fridays 1/Day 767 Ensor town centre map Mancetter 7 48 X7 Stratford – Ettington – Banbury JH Mon-Sat Hourly 10 Bidford on Avon ................................. A5 Marton ..............................................D4 Hurley Baxterley 41 7 Fenny Drayton Bilstone.............................................D1 Maxstoke .......................................... C3 Bescot 75 Common 68 Barwell 219 Flexibus Austrey – Polesworth – Dordon – Atherstone ATG Tuesdays 1/Day Stadium 216 16 228 228 7 7.66 66 Bilton................................................ E4 Maypole............................................ A3 8 Hinckley – Burbage – Claybrooke Magna – Ullesthorpe – HIN Mon-Sat Hourly 65 66 X44 Birch Coppice .................................... C2 Measham.......................................... C1 Sutton Coldfield 216 Kingsbury 767 228 763 68 68 WEST Allen End 228 766 65 65 Higham- Birchley Heath ................................... C2 Meon Vale ......................................... B6 Magna Park – Lutterworth 116 Hurley 228 48 68 66 Birdingbury........................................D4 Meriden............................................. C3 221 Stratford Maybird Centre – Justins Ave. – Stratford – Park & Ride Car Park JH Mon-Sat 30 Mins 9 MIRA on-the-Hill .11 41 Ridge Lane Cosby Birmingham International R............... B3 Mickleton .......................................... B6
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