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Service Route Summary Notes Name/Number 4 / 4A Route 4: Maidenhead Town Centre, Paley Street, Woodlands Park Village Centre (on request only), RBWM Contract White Waltham, Shurlock Row, Waltham St Lawrence, Hare Hatch, Knowl Hill, St Marks Hospital (except one am peak journey), Woodlands Park and Cox Green (one am peak journey only), Maidenhead Town Centre. Route 4A: Maidenhead Town Centre, Cox Green and Woodlands Park (afternoon journey only), St Marks Hospital (evening journey only), Knowl Hill, Hare Hatch, Waltham St Lawrence, Shurlock Row, White Waltham, Paley Street, Maidenhead Town Centre. 238 Maidenhead Town Centre, St Marks Hospital, BCA Campus, Burchett’s Green, Hurley, Bisham and RBWM Contract Cookham Dean (and return). 239 Maidenhead Town Centre, St Marks Hospital, BCA Campus, Burchett’s Green, Hurley, Henley-on- RBWM Contract Thames (and return). 01 Ascot, Sunninghill, Sunningdale, Cheapside, Windsor Great Park, Windsor Town Centre (and return). RBWM Contract W1 West Windsor – Windsor, Circular: Windsor Town Centre, Clewer, Dedworth, Clewer, Windsor Town RBWM Contract Centre. P1 Windsor Park & Ride: Windsor Town Centre, Castle Hill to/from Windsor, Home Park Car Park, via RBWM Contract King Edward 7th Car Park. Three journeys extend to Datchet via B470 King Edward 7th Avenue, B470 Windsor Road, High Street, Horton Road, Ditton Road, B470 London Road (and return). P2 Windsor Park & Ride: Windsor, Charles Street to/from Dedworth, Centrica Car Park RBWM Contract 53 Bracknell Bus Station, Whitegrove, Jealott’s Hill, Moneyrow Green, Maidenhead Town Centre, Cross Boundary Service; Burnham, Britwell, Wexham Park Hospital (and return). Bracknell Forest Borough Council contract, supported by RBWM 60/61 Eton Wick, Eton, Langley (service 61) Slough, Upton, Datchet, Sunnymeads, Wraysbury, Poyle, Cross Boundary Service. Colnbrook, Heathrow Airport (and return). De minimis support from RBWM. 77 Clewer, Dedworth, Clewer, Windsor Town Centre, Slough Town Centre, Langley, Brands Hill, Cross Boundary Service. Heathrow Airport De minimis support from RBWM 305 Staines, Hythe End, Wraysbury, Poyle, Colnbrook, Horton, Sunnymeads, Colnbrook Cross Boundary Service. De minimis support from RBWM .

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