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Christmas Day Sunday 22Nd & Monday 23Rd December Sunday 22nd & Monday 23rd December 2013 the airline services will operate to normal times with early finish as 13 JR Hospital - Northway - Oxford City - Rail Station follows: From JR Hospital to Oxford City & Rail Station 0900, then every 20 mins until 1720. All services will operate to normal times. service from last coach to departs at From Northway (Halliday Hill) to Oxford City & Rail Station 0904, then every 20 mins LHR Oxford City (Gloucester Green) Heathrow, T5 & CBS 1830 until 1724. Tuesday 24th December 2013 - Christmas Eve OXF Heathrow, Terminal 5 Oxford City 2030 From Oxford City (St Aldates) to Northway & JR Hospital 0940, then every 20 mins OXF Heathrow, Central Bus Station Oxford City 2020, 2100, 2200 until 1800 (buses leave Rail Station 10 mins earlier). city services will operate to normal times with early finish as follows: LGW Oxford City (Gloucester Green) Gatwick 1815 35 Abingdon - Radley - Kennington - Oxford City service from last bus to departs at OXF Gatwick Oxford City 2115 From Abingdon (Stratton Way) to Oxford City 0858, then every 30 mins until 1728. 2/2A/2B Oxford City (Magdalen Street) Kidlington 2010 (2B) From Kennington (Manor Grove) to Oxford City 0909, then every 30 mins until 1739. 2 Kidlington (Evans Lane) Oxford City 1954 Wednesday 25th December 2013 - Christmas Day From Oxford City (St Aldates) to Abingdon 0930, then every 30 mins until 1800. 2A Kidlington (Grovelands) Oxford City 2001 From Radley (Rail Station) to Abingdon 0945, then every 30 mins until 1815. 2B Kidlington (Lyne Mead) Oxford City 1935 Sorry, no service. 2A Kidlington (Garden City) Oxford City 2008 Note: Sorry, no service on city2C, 2D, 4, X13 or 23. X3 Rail Station/Oxford City (St Aldates) Abingdon 1940/1952 Thursday 26th December 2013 - Boxing Day BROOKESbus - Sorry, no service. X13 JR Hospital/Oxford City (St Aldates) Abingdon 1915/1937 city services will operate to special times as follows: park&ride services will operate to special times as follows: 13 JR Hospital Oxford City/Rail Station 1930 2/2A/2B Kidlington - Oxford City 300 Redbridge - Oxford City - Pear Tree X3 Abingdon (Stratton Way) Oxford City/Rail Station 1930 From Garden City (2B) 0848, then Sunday service until 1801 (2). From Redbridge to Oxford City & Pear Tree 0905, then every 10 mins until 1745. X13 Abingdon/Oxford City (St Aldates) JR Hospital 1915/1937 From Evans Lane (2) 0854, then Sunday service unitl 1757. From Oxford City (St Aldates) to Redbridge 0920, then every 10 mins until 1800. 13 Rail Station/Oxford City (St Aldates) JR Hospital 1940/1952 From Grovelands (2A) 0901, then Sunday service until 1734. From Pear Tree to Oxford City & Redbridge 0905, then every 10 mins until 1745. 3 Rail Station/Oxford City (Bonn Square) Rose Hill 2000/2009 From Lyne Mead (2B) 0835, then Sunday service until 1738. 3 Rose Hill Oxford City/Rail Station 1945 From Oxford City (Magdalen St) to Pear Tree 0917, then every 10 mins until 1757. From Oxford City (Magdalen St) 0910, then Sunday service until 1800. 4A/4B/4C Oxford City (St Aldates) Wood Farm 1955 (4C) 400 Seacourt - Oxford City - Thornhill 4 Abingdon (Ock Street)/Cumnor Oxford City 1908/1935 X3 Abingdon - Oxford City - Rail Station From Seacourt to Oxford City & Thornhill 0910, then every 20 mins until 1750. 4A Elms Rise Oxford City/Wood Farm 1918 From Abingdon (Stratton Way) to Oxford City & Rail Station 0905, then every 20 From Oxford City (County Hall) to Seacourt 0932, then every 20 mins until 1812. 4C Dean Court Oxford City/Wood Farm 1935 mins until 1745. From Thornhill to Oxford City & Seacourt 0910, then every 20 mins until 1750. 4A/4B/4C Wood Farm Oxford City/Botley 1945 (4A) From Oxford City (St Aldates) to Abingdon 0905, then every 20 mins until 1805 From Oxford City (St Aldates) to Thornhill 0922, then every 20 mins until 1802. 4 Wood Farm/Oxford City (Castle Street) Cumnor/Abingdon 1930/1950 (buses leave Rail Station 10 mins earlier from 0935). 4A Wood Farm/Oxford City (Castle Street) Elms Rise 1945/2005 Note: No service on park&ride500 serving Water Eaton - please use Pear Tree instead. 3 Rose Hill - Oxford City - Rail Station 4C Wood Farm/Oxford City (Castle Street) Dean Court 1900/1920 From Rose Hill (The Oval) to Oxford City & Rail Station 0830, then Sunday service the airline will operate to special times as follows: 5 Rail Station Blackbird Leys 1955 until 1730. LHR Oxford - Heathrow 5/1 Oxford City (St Aldates) Blackbird Leys 2013 (1) From Rail Station/Oxford City (Bonn Square) to Rose Hill 0900/0908, then From Oxford (Gloucester Green) to Heathrow 0530, then hourly until 1930. 5/1 Blackbird Leys Oxford City/Rail Station 1945 (5) Sunday service until 1800/1809. From Heathrow Central Bus Station to Oxford 0710, then hourly until 2110. 6 Oxford City (Magdalen Street) Wolvercote 2000 From Heathrow Terminal 5 to Oxford 0720, then hourly until 2120. 6 Wolvercote Oxford City 1940 4A/4B/4C Wood Farm - Oxford City - Elms Rise/Cumnor/Dean Court 8 Oxford City (Castle Street) Barton 2000 From Wood Farm (Foresters Tower) to Oxford City & Botley 0900, then every 20 LGW Oxford - Gatwick 8 Barton (Stowford Road) Oxford City 1923 mins until 1740. From Oxford (Gloucester Green) to Gatwick 0615, then every 2 hours until 1815. 9 Oxford City (Castle Street) Risinghurst 1935 From Oxford City (St Aldates) to Wood Farm 0927, then every 20 mins until 1807. From Gatwick South Terminal to Oxford 0915, then every 2 hours until 2115 9 Risinghurst (Downside Road) Oxford City 1909 From Botley (Elms Parade) to Oxford City & Wood Farm 0911, then every 20 mins (coaches leave North Terminal 5 mins later). 35 Oxford City (St Aldates) Abingdon 2000 until 1751. X90 will operate to special times as follows: 35 Abingdon Oxford City 1928 From Oxford City (Castle Street) to Botley 0905, then every 20 mins until1805. From Elms Rise (Laburnham Rd) to Oxford City & Wood Farm 0923, then hourly X90 Oxford - London Victoria BROOKESbus services will operate to normal Vacation times with early until 1723. From Oxford (Gloucester Green) to London 0645, 0745, 0815, then every 30 finish as follows: From Oxford City (Castle Street) to Elms Rise 0905, then hourly until 1805. mins until 1845. From London Victoria to Oxford 0845, 0945, 1015, then every 30 mins until 2045. service from last bus to departs at From Cumnor (Kenilworth Rd) to Oxford City & Wood Farm 0902, then hourly until U1 Oxford City (Turl Street) Wheatley Campus 1927 1702. Friday 27th December 2013 U1 Wheatley Campus Oxford City/Harcourt 1905 From Oxford City (Castle Street) to Cumnor 0945, then hourly until 1745. U1 Oxford City (Castle Streetl) Harcourt Hill Campus 1936 From Dean Court (Pinnocks Way) to Oxford City & Wood Farm 0946, then hourly city services will operate to Saturday times. until 1746. U1 Harcourt Hill Campus Oxford City/Wheatley 1910 BROOKESbus services will operate to Saturday Vacation times, with no U5 Oxford City (St Aldates) Marston 1915 From Oxford City (Castle Street) to Dean Court 0925, then until 1725. hourly NU1 service. U5 Marston (Jack Straws Lane) Oxford City 1912 5/1 Blackbird Leys - Oxford City - Rail Station park&ride services will operate to Saturday times. park&ride services will operate to normal times with normal finish on From Blackbird Leys (Pegasus Rd) to Oxford City & Rail Station 0820, then Sunday 500. There will be an early finish on 300 and 400 as follows: service until 1735. X90 will operate to Saturday times with a late start as follows: service from last bus to departs at From Oxford City (St Aldates) to Blackbird Leys 0902, then Sunday service until service from first coach to departs at 300 Oxford City (St Aldates) Redbridge 2000 1800 (1). X90 Oxford City (Gloucester Green) London Victoria 0430 300 Redbridge Oxford City 1945 From Rail Station to Blackbird Leys 0900, then Sunday service until 1743. X90 London Victoria (Buckingham Palace Road) Oxford City 0630 300 Oxford City (Magdalen Street) Pear Tree 1958 6 Wolvercote - Oxford City the airline will operate to Sat-Sun times with a late start as follows: 300 Pear Tree Oxford City 1945 From Wolvercote (Home Close) to Oxford City 0900, then every 30 mins until 1730. service from first coach to departs at 400 Oxford City (St Aldates) Thornhill 2002 From Oxford City (Magdalen St) to Wolvercote 0915, then every 30 mins until 1745. LHR Oxford City (Gloucester Green) Heathrow, T5 & CBS 0400 400 Thornhill Oxford City 1950 OXF Heathrow, Central Bus Station Oxford City 0540 400 Oxford City (New Road) Seacourt 2010 8 Barton - Oxford City OXF Heathrow, Terminal 5 Oxford City 0550 400 Seacourt Oxford City 1950 From Barton (Stowford Rd) to Oxford City 0838, then Sunday service until 1726. From Oxford City (Castle Street) to Barton 0910, then Sunday service until 1800. LGW Oxford City (Gloucester Green) Gatwick 0400 X90 will operate to normal times with early finish as follows: OXF Gatwick Oxford City 0715 9 Risinghurst - Oxford City service from last coach to departs at From Risinghurst (Downside Rd) to Oxford City 0901, then Sunday service until Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th December 2013 X90 Oxford City (Gloucester Green) London Victoria 1830 1701. X90 London Victoria (Buckingham Palace Road) Oxford City 2030 From Oxford City (Castle Street) to Risinghurst 0935, then Sunday service until 1735. All services will operate to normal times. the airline will operate to Saturday times with early finish as follows: 6 Wolvercote - Oxford City Monday 30th December 2013 service from last coach to departs at From Wolvercote (Home Close) to Oxford City 0900, then every 30 mins until 1730.
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