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Services accepting the ‘Yellow ITSO’ Cheshire Stored Value Travelcard Information correct as of 29 April 2021 but may be subject to change Arriva (for use on single tickets only): 10% discount Sapphire 1 Chester - Pulford - Wrexham 1 Northwich - Weaverham 1, 1A Chester - Blacon 2 Northwich - Rudheath 2, 2A Macclesfield - Weston Estate 3 Macclesfield - Weston Estate 3 Chester - Saltney - Broughton Village 4 Northwich - Barnton 4 Macclesfield - Upton Priory 4, 4S Chester - Buckley - Mold 5, 6 Macclesfield - Weston - Upton Priory 6, 6E Shavington - Crewe - Leighton Hospital 9 Macclesfield - Moss Rose 10, 10A Macclesfield - Bollington Sapphire 10, 10A Chester - Queensferry - Connah’s Quay - Holywell 11, 11A, 11F, 11G, Chester - Queensferry - Holywell - Rhyl 11M, 11X 15, 15B Chester - Countess Hospital - Blacon - Saughall 21, 21A Macclesfield - Hurdsfield 29, 29B Northwich - Winsford - Over St. Johns 31, 31A Northwich - Winsford - Crewe 37, 37A, 37E Northwich - Middlewich - Sandbach - Crewe Sapphire 38 Macclesfield - Congleton - Sandbach - Crewe 84 Chester - Tarporley - Nantwich - Crewe 487 Ness Gardens - Neston - Birkenhead - Liverpool X4 Chester - Buckley - Mold X29 Nightlife Northwich - Davenham - Moulton - Winsford - Over St Johns EXPRESS M & H Coaches: no discount 1, X1, 2 Chester - Mold - Ruthin Stagecoach: no discount 1, 1A Blacon Pointer Chester Business Park - Chester - Chester Zoo - Cheshire Oaks - Gold 1 Ellesmere Port - Eastham - Bromborough - Birkenhead - Liverpool Chester - Chester Zoo - Cheshire Oaks - Ellesmere Port - Overpool - Gold X1 Eastham - Bromborough - Liverpool Gold 2 Chester - Hope Farm - Ellesmere Port - Frodsham - Runcorn Gold 5 Chester - Huntington - Farndon - Wrexham 5 Ellesmere Port - Stanney Grange - Cheshire Oaks - Queensferry - Mold 6 Ellesmere Port - Great Sutton - Little Sutton circular 7 Ellesmere Port - Overpool - Rivacre circular 7 Chester - Vicars Cross circular Gold 8, 9 Chester - Pipers Ash - Guilden Sutton 9, X9, 109 Chester - Connahs Quay - Mold 15, 15A, 15X Chester - Countess Hospital - Blacon - Saughall 16 Chester - Handbridge - Lache - Saltney 22, X22 Chester - Willaston - Neston - Irby - West Kirby 51 Chester - Hoole - Plas Newton cicular 53 Chester - Hoole – Kingsway circular Chester - Handbridge - Westminster Park - Dodleston - Higher 61, 62 Kinnerton Ellesmere Port Railway Station - Hope Farm - Whitby - Cheshire 102/103 Oaks - Wolverham circular (Sundays and Bank Holidays) 204 Chester - Blacon - Saughall - Deeside Industrial Park X30 Chester - Frodsham (Mon - Sat evenings and Sundays) Warrington’s own buses: no discount 1, 1E Warrington - Latchford -Westy (Circular) 2 Warrington - Latchford - Westy (Circular) 3, 3E Warrington - Martinscroft 3D Runcorn - Halton Hospital (Sun & Bank Holidays only) 4A Warrington - Padgate - Woolston Cheshire Cat Warrington - Lymm - Dunham - Altrincham 5, 5A Cheshire Cat 6 Warrington - Grappenhall - Thelwall/Cobbs Estate Cheshire Cat 7 Warrington - Stockton Heath - Dudlows Green - Appleton Thorn/Hatton Cheshire Cat Warrington - Stockton Heath – Cobbs Estate - 8, 8A, 9B Appleton Thorn/Hatton Cheshire Cat 9 Warrington - Comberbach - Wincham - Northwich CC 9A Warrington - Comberbach - Antrobus - Barnton - Northwich 10, 10A Warrington - Westy - Edgewater Park 11, 12 Warrington - Latchford - Westy - Gainsborough Road (Circular) 13 Warrington - Whittle Brook - Chapelford - Omega Boulevard 14 Warrington - Whittle Brook - Sankey (Circular) 15, 15A, 15E Warrington - Sankey Bridges - Penketh - Great Sankey (Circular) 16, 16A Warrington - General Hospital - Bewsey - Dallam 17, 17A, 17C Gemini - Callands - Westbrook - Warrington - Padgate - Hilden Island - Birchwood - Oakwood 18 Warrington - Westbrook - Callands 19 Warrington - Winwick - Culcheth - Leigh H20, H20A Murdishaw – Runcorn – Murdishaw (Mon - Sat evenings) 20, 21 Warrington – Longford/Orford (Circular) 22, 22A Warrington - Newton - Earlestown - Vulcan - Ashton-in-Makerfield 24 Warrington - Padgate - Fearnhead - Birchwood - Oakwood 25 Warrington - Orford - Locking Stumps - Gorse Covert 26/E, 27/E Warrington - Cinnamon Brow/Gorse Covert 28, 28A, 28E Warrington - Padgate - Birchwood - Culcheth - Leigh 29A, 29C Warrington - Westbrook/Lingley Mere (Circular) 32, 33 Warrington - Penketh - Widnes Market 47 Warrington - Lymm - High Legh - Knutsford 48, 48A Northwich - Acton Bridge/Delamere Park - Kingsley - Frodsham 62, 62A Warrington - Stockton Heath - Runcorn - Widnes Further information • Travelcard For more information contact the Travelcard helpline on 01244 973353 (Office hours are 8.30am until 5pm Monday to Thursday and 8.30am until 4.30pm on Fridays). • Bus times For bus times, please contact the National Traveline on 0871 200 22 33.* *Calls charged at 12p per minute from a BT landline. Mobile and other providers’ costs may vary. ___________________________________________________________________ .
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