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479 Guildford Guildford - Little Bookham - Leatherhead - Epsom 479 Arriva Kent & Surrey Timetable effective 01 September 2019 Monday to Friday (except Public Holidays) SD SH SD SH Guildford, Friary Bus Station 0610... ...0750... 58 ... 1258 ...141514201515... Merrow, Church 0619... ...0805... 09 ... 1309 ...142614311527... West Clandon, Crossroads 0622... ...0808... 12 ... 1312 ...142914341530... East Horsley, Duke of Wellington 0627... ...0814... 17 ... 1317 ...143414391536... Howard of Effingham School 0633071407350823... 23 ... 1323 ...1440144515441610 Preston Cross 0636071607380826... and 26 ... 1326 ...1445145015471613 Bookham, Railway Station 06390721074308290859then 29 59 132914091448145315501616 Great Bookham, Old Crown 06430725074708340904 at 34 04 133414141453145815541620 Fetcham,Orchard Close 06490736075808410911these41 11 until134114211500150516011627 Leatherhead, North Street Lidl 06540744080608470917mins47 17 134714271506151116081633 Leatherhead, Railway Station 06580749081108510921past51 21 135114311511151616121638 Leatherhead, All Saints School \ 0753 \ \ \ each \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Ashtead, Pond \ 08000819 \ 0929hour \ 29 \ 1439 \ \ \ 1646 Leatherhead, St. Andrews School \ 0815 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ 1520 \ \ \ Ashtead, Pond 0705 \ \ 0859 \ 59 \ 1359 \ \ 15251621 \ Ashtead, The Street 07100824082409030933 03 33 140314431530153016251650 Epsom Hospital, Dorking Road 07140828082809070937 07 37 140714471535153516291654 Epsom, Clock Tower 07170834083409100940 10 40 141014501539153916331658 Monday to Friday (continued) Saturday Guildford, Friary Bus Station 160017151800 ...0758... 58 ... 1658 ...1758 Merrow, Church 161817271812 ...0809... 09 ... 1709 ...1809 West Clandon, Crossroads 162117301815 ...0812... 12 ... 1712 ...1812 East Horsley, Duke of Wellington 162717361820 ...0817... and 17 ... 1717 ...1817 Howard of Effingham School 163517441826 ...0823...then 23 ... 1723 ...1823 Preston Cross 163817461828 ...0826... at 26 ... 1726 ...1826 Bookham, Railway Station 164117491831 075908290859these29 59 172917591829 Great Bookham, Old Crown 164517531835 080408340904mins34 04 until173418041834 Fetcham,Orchard Close 165217591841 081108410911past41 11 174118111841 Leatherhead, North Street Lidl 165818051847 081708470917each47 17 174718171847 Leatherhead, Railway Station 170318091851 082108510921hour51 21 175118211851 Ashtead, Pond 17111817... 082908590929 59 29 17591829... Ashtead, The Street 17151821... 083309030933 03 33 18031833... Epsom Hospital, Dorking Road 17191825... 083709070937 07 37 18071837... Epsom, Clock Tower 17231829... 084009100940 10 40 18101840... Codes: SD - Schooldays Only SH - School Holidays Only Sunday & Public Holidays Codes X X X X X X Guildford, Friary Bus Station ...10401240144016401740 Merrow, Church ...10491249144916491749 West Clandon, Crossroads ...10521252145216521752 East Horsley, Duke of Wellington ...10581258145816581758 Howard of Effingham School ...11041304150417041804 Preston Cross ...11061306150617061806 Bookham, Railway Station 090911091309150917091808 Great Bookham, Old Crown 091311131313151317131812 Fetcham,Orchard Close 092011201320152017201819 Leatherhead, North Street Lidl 092511251325152517251824 Codes: X - Operatedby Stagecoach Hants & Surrey Leatherhead, Railway Station 092711271327152717271826 Ashtead, Pond 093611361336153617341832 Ashtead, The Street 093911391339153917371835 This service is operated on behalf of Epsom Hospital, Dorking Road 094411441344154417411839 Surrey County Council Epsom, Clock Tower 095011501350155017441842 Epsom - Leatherhead - Little Bookham - Guildford 479 Arriva Kent & Surrey Timetable effective 01 September 2019 Monday to Friday (except Public Holidays) SD SH SD SH Chipstead Valley, Rectory Lane ... ...0703... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Woodmansterne, Post Office ... ...0710... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Banstead, Cross Roads ... ...0725... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Nork Way, Reigate Road ... ...0732... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Epsom, High Street ... ...0745... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Epsom, Clock Tower 061607260753081008400915 45 15 13451435150015151550 Epsom Hospital, Dorking Road 062107330758081508450920and 50 20 13501440150615211556 Ashtead, The Street 062807380803082008500925then 55 25 13551445151115261601 Ashtead, Pond 06300741 \ 082308530928at 58 28 13581448 \ 15301605 Leatherhead, St. Andrews School \ \ 0815 \ \ \ these \ \ \ \ 1518 \ \ Leatherhead, All Saints School \ \ \ \ \ \ mins \ \ until \ \ 1528 \ \ Leatherhead, North Street 064007510834083409030938past08 38 14081458153915391614 Fetcham,Orchard Close 064507570839083909080943each13 43 14131504154615461620 Great Bookham, Old Crown 065108050846084609140949hour19 49 14191511155315531627 Bookham, Railway Station 065608070851085109190954 24 54 14241514155615561631 Preston Cross 06590810... ...0922... 27 ... 14271517160016001634 Howard of Effingham School 07010812... ...0924... 29 ... 14291519160216021636 East Horsley, Duke of Wellington 07070818... ...0930... 35 ... 14351526... ...1642 West Clandon, Crossroads 07120824... ...0935... 40 ... 14401531... ...1648 Merrow, Church 07150829... ...0938... 43 ... 14431534... ...1651 Guildford, Friary Bus Station 07250845... ...0948... 53 ... 14531549... ...1706 Monday to Friday (continued) Saturday Epsom, Clock Tower 1640170517351835 074508450915 45 15 17451815 Epsom Hospital, Dorking Road 1646171117411840 075008500920 50 20 17501820 Ashtead, The Street 1651171617461844 075508550925 55 25 17551825 Ashtead, Pond 1654171917491847 075808580928and 58 28 17581828 Leatherhead, North Street 1703172817531855 080809080938then 08 38 18081838 Fetcham,Orchard Close 1708173318031900 081309130943at 13 43 18131843 Great Bookham, Old Crown 1715174018101906 081909190949these19 49 until18191849 Bookham, Railway Station 1719174418141910 082409240954mins24 54 18241854 Preston Cross 1722174718171913 08270927...past27 ... 18271857 Howard of Effingham School 1724174918191915 08290929...each29 ... 18291859 East Horsley, Duke of Wellington 1730175518251921 08350935...hour35 ... 18351905 West Clandon, Crossroads 1736180118301926 08400940... 40 ... 18401910 Merrow, Church 1739180418331929 08430943... 43 ... 18431913 Guildford, Friary Bus Station 1750181118421938 08530953... 53 ... 18531923 Codes: SD - Schooldays Only SH - School Holidays Only Sunday & Public Holidays Codes X X X X X X Epsom, Clock Tower 090010001200140016001800 Epsom Hospital, Dorking Road 090410041204140416041804 Ashtead, The Street 090810081208140816081808 Ashtead, Pond 091210121212141216121812 Leatherhead, North Street 092010201220142016201820 Fetcham,Orchard Close 092610261226142616261826 Great Bookham, Old Crown 093310331233143316331833 Bookham, Railway Station 093710371237143716371837 Preston Cross 09391039123914391639... Howard of Effingham School 09411041124114411641... Codes: X - Operatedby Stagecoach Hants & Surrey East Horsley, Duke of Wellington 09471047124714471647... West Clandon, Crossroads 09521052125214521652... This service is operated on behalf of Surrey Merrow, Church 09571057125714571657... County Council Guildford, Friary Bus Station 10071107130715071707....
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