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5A Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 5A bus time schedule & line map 5A Newbury - Downlands Villages - Newbury View In Website Mode (Clockwise Circular) The 5A bus line (Newbury - Downlands Villages - Newbury (Clockwise Circular)) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Newbury: 10:25 AM (2) Newbury: 1:00 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 5A bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 5A bus arriving. Direction: Newbury 5A bus Time Schedule 48 stops Newbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:25 AM Newbury Wharf, Newbury Wharf Road, Newbury Tuesday 10:25 AM Park Way, Newbury Wednesday 10:25 AM Parkway, Newbury Thursday 10:25 AM Park Way Top, Newbury Friday 10:25 AM Park Way, Newbury Saturday Not Operational Donnington Square, Donnington Oxford Road, Newbury Donnington Priory, Donnington Oxford Road, Shaw Cum Donnington Civil Parish 5A bus Info Direction: Newbury The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle Stops: 48 Trip Duration: 58 min Snelsmore Country Park, Snelsmore Common Line Summary: Newbury Wharf, Newbury, Park Way, Country Park Newbury, Park Way Top, Newbury, Donnington Square, Donnington, Donnington Priory, Donnington, Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle, Snelsmore Country Park, Snelsmore Common Country Park, Bussock Hill Post Box, Winterbourne Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park, Bussock Hill Post Box, Winterbourne, Winterbourne Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne, Ogdown House Turn, North Heath, Crab And Boar, North Heath, Hillgreen Lane Ogdown House Turn, North Heath Cross Roads, Hill Green, Chapel Hill Cottages, Peasemore, Hillgreen Cottages, Peasemore, The Fox, Crab And Boar, North Heath Peasemore, Peasemore Pond, Peasemore, Hailey Lane Turn, Peasemore, Field Road Turn, Peasemore, Larches Junction, Lilley, Old Fox And Cubs, Lilley, Hillgreen Lane Cross Roads, Hill Green Tudor Cottage, Lilley, Manor Farm, Brightwalton, Brightwalton Village Hall, Brightwalton, Woolley Turn, Chapel Hill Cottages, Peasemore Brightwalton, Brightwalton Green, Brightwalton, Spray Lane Turn, Brightwalton, St Andrews School, Hillgreen Cottages, Peasemore Chaddleworth, Thicket Cross Roads, Leckhampstead Thicket, Thicket Methodist Chapel, Leckhampstead The Fox, Peasemore Thicket, Goose Lane, Leckhampstead, School House, Hillgreen Lane, Peasemore Civil Parish Leckhampstead, Leckhampstead Village Hall, Peasemore Pond, Peasemore Leckhampstead, Manor Lane, Leckhampstead, Windsor House, Leckhampstead, Hillgreen Lane Hailey Lane Turn, Peasemore Cross Roads, Hill Green, Crab And Boar, North Heath, Palmer Close, Peasemore Civil Parish Ogdown House Turn, North Heath, Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne, Bussock Hill Post Box, Field Road Turn, Peasemore Winterbourne, Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park, Snelsmore Country Park, Snelsmore Larches Junction, Lilley Common Country Park, The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle, Donnington Priory, Donnington, Donnington Old Fox And Cubs, Lilley Square, Donnington, Park Way Top, Newbury, Park Way, Newbury, Newbury Wharf, Newbury Tudor Cottage, Lilley Manor Farm, Brightwalton Brightwalton Village Hall, Brightwalton Woolley Turn, Brightwalton Brightwalton Green, Brightwalton Spray Lane Turn, Brightwalton St Andrews School, Chaddleworth Thicket Cross Roads, Leckhampstead Thicket Thicket Methodist Chapel, Leckhampstead Thicket Goose Lane, Leckhampstead School House, Leckhampstead Leckhampstead Village Hall, Leckhampstead Manor Lane, Leckhampstead Windsor House, Leckhampstead Hillgreen Lane Cross Roads, Hill Green Crab And Boar, North Heath Ogdown House Turn, North Heath Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne Bussock Hill Post Box, Winterbourne Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park Snelsmore Country Park, Snelsmore Common Country Park The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle Donnington Priory, Donnington Oxford Road, Shaw Cum Donnington Civil Parish Donnington Square, Donnington Park Way Top, Newbury Park Way, Newbury Park Way, Newbury Parkway, Newbury Newbury Wharf, Newbury Wharf Road, Newbury Direction: Newbury 5A bus Time Schedule 42 stops Newbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 1:00 PM Newbury Wharf, Newbury Wharf Road, Newbury Tuesday 1:00 PM Park Way, Newbury Wednesday 1:00 PM Parkway, Newbury Thursday 1:00 PM Park Way Top, Newbury Friday 1:00 PM Park Way, Newbury Saturday Not Operational Hawthorn Road, Newbury Hawthorn Road, Newbury Shaw Road Foot, Shaw 5A bus Info Coachmans Court, Shaw Direction: Newbury Coachman's Court, Newbury Stops: 42 Trip Duration: 60 min Kingsley Close, Shaw Line Summary: Newbury Wharf, Newbury, Park Way, Newbury, Park Way Top, Newbury, Hawthorn Road, Northern Avenue, Donnington Newbury, Shaw Road Foot, Shaw, Coachmans Court, Shaw, Kingsley Close, Shaw, Northern Avenue, The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle Donnington, The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle, Snelsmore Country Park, Snelsmore Common Snelsmore Country Park, Snelsmore Common Country Park, Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park Country Park, Bussock Hill Post Box, Winterbourne, Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne, Ogdown House Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park Turn, North Heath, Crab And Boar, North Heath, Hillgreen Lane Cross Roads, Hill Green, Windsor Bussock Hill Post Box, Winterbourne House, Leckhampstead, Manor Lane, Leckhampstead, Leckhampstead Village Hall, Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne Leckhampstead, School House, Leckhampstead, Goose Lane, Leckhampstead, Thicket Methodist Chapel, Leckhampstead Thicket, Thicket Cross Ogdown House Turn, North Heath Roads, Leckhampstead Thicket, St Andrews School, Chaddleworth, Spray Lane Turn, Brightwalton, Crab And Boar, North Heath Brightwalton Green, Brightwalton, Woolley Turn, Brightwalton, Brightwalton Village Hall, Hillgreen Lane Cross Roads, Hill Green Brightwalton, Manor Farm, Brightwalton, Hillgreen Lane Cross Roads, Hill Green, Crab And Boar, North Windsor House, Leckhampstead Heath, Ogdown House Turn, North Heath, Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne, Bussock Hill Post Manor Lane, Leckhampstead Box, Winterbourne, Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park, Snelsmore Country Park, Leckhampstead Village Hall, Leckhampstead Snelsmore Common Country Park, The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle, Donnington Priory, Donnington, School House, Leckhampstead Donnington Square, Donnington, Park Way Top, Newbury, Park Way, Newbury, Newbury Wharf, Goose Lane, Leckhampstead Newbury Thicket Methodist Chapel, Leckhampstead Thicket Thicket Cross Roads, Leckhampstead Thicket St Andrews School, Chaddleworth Spray Lane Turn, Brightwalton Brightwalton Green, Brightwalton Woolley Turn, Brightwalton Brightwalton Village Hall, Brightwalton Manor Farm, Brightwalton Hillgreen Lane Cross Roads, Hill Green Crab And Boar, North Heath Ogdown House Turn, North Heath Winterbourne Turn, Winterbourne Bussock Hill Post Box, Winterbourne Arlington Lane, Snelsmore Common Country Park Snelsmore Country Park, Snelsmore Common Country Park The Castle Inn, Donnington Castle Donnington Priory, Donnington Oxford Road, Shaw Cum Donnington Civil Parish Donnington Square, Donnington Park Way Top, Newbury Park Way, Newbury Park Way, Newbury Parkway, Newbury Newbury Wharf, Newbury Wharf Road, Newbury 5A bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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