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Timetable Updated 28Th June 2021 Timetable updated 28th June 2021 Days of Operation Monday to Friday Days of Operation Saturdays Service Number 62 Service Number 62 Service Description Tain - Lairg - Golspie - Hemsldale Service Description Tain - Lairg Service No. 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 Service No. 62 62 62 62 62 Sch Sch #Sch Sch NF Sch F #Sch Tain Asda - 1003 1303 1540 - Tain Asda - - - - 1005 1305 - - 1630 - Codes: Tain Lamington Street 0800 1010 1310 1545 1830 Tain Lamington Street 0645 0701 0708 0713 1012 1312 - - 1635 1830 NF Not Fridays Edderton Bus Shelter 0810 1020 1320 1555 1840 Edderton Bus Shelter 0655 0711 0718 0723 1022 1322 - - 1645 1840 Sch Schooldays only Ardgay Community Hall 0822 1033 1332 1607 1852 Ardgay Community Hall 0707 0723 0730 0735 1035 1335 - - 1657 1852 #Sch School holidays only Migdale Hospital - - R1335 - R1853 Migdale Hospital - - - - - 1338 - - - 1855 F Fridays only Bonar Bridge Post Office 0825 1036 1336 1610 1855 Bonar Bridge Post Office 0710 0726 0733 0738 1038 1343 - - 1700 1900 Invershin 0830 1041 1341 1615 1900 Invershin 0715 0731 0738 0743 1043 1348 - - 1705 1905 Inveran Bridge - 1043 1343 1617 - Inveran Bridge - - - - 1045 1350 - - - - Achany Road End - - 1350 - - Achany Road End - - - - - 1357 - - - - Lairg Post Office 0842 1055 1357 1629 1914 Lairg Costcutter - - - 0753 - - - - - - Lairg Post Office 0727 0743 0750 0755 1057 1404 - - 1717 1917 Codes: R Operates via Migdale Hospital on request. If operates via Link Link Link Migdale bus will call at subsequent timing points up to four Lairg Post Office - - 0800 0758 1100 1405 1405 1405 - - minutes later. Rogart Post Office - - 0815 0816 1115 1420 1420 1420 - - Asda Extends to Asda as Service 25A Golspie High School - - - 0828 - - - - - - Golspie Bank of Scotland - - 0830 0830 1130 1437 1437 1437 - - Link Link Link Link Link Golspie Bank of Scotland - - 0832 0832 1132 1437 1437 1437 - - Golspie Primary School - - - 0845 - - - - - - Brora Post Office - - 0842 0900 1142 1447 1447 1447 - - Brora Day Care Centre - - - 0905 - - - - - - Portgower Hall - - 0853 0916 1153 1458 1458 1458 - - Helmsdale Petrol Station - - 0902 0920 1157 1502 1502 1502 - - Days of Operation Monday to Friday Days of Operation Saturdays Service Number 62 Service Number 62 Service Description Helmsdale - Golspie - Lairg - Tain Service Description Tain - Lairg Service No. 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 62 Service No. 62 62 62 62 62 #Sch F NF #Sch F NF F NF NF Asda Sch Sch Sch Sch Sch Lairg Post Office 0845 1100 1400 1655 1915 Helmsdale Petrol Station - 0950 1158 1255 1503 1502 1503 - - - - - Achany Rd End - 1108 - - - Portgower Hall - 0954 1202 1259 1507 1507 1507 - - - - - Inveran Bridge 0855 1115 1410 - - Brora Day Care Centre - - - - - 1516 1516 - - - - - Invershin Hotel 0857 1118 1412 1707 1927 Brora Post Office - 1005 1213 1310 1518 1518 1518 - - - - - Bonar Bridge Post Office 0902 1123 1417 1712 1932 Golspie Primary School - - - - - 1525 1525 - - - - - Migdale Hospital - R1125 R1419 1714 - Golspie Bank of Scotland opp - 1015 1223 1320 1525 1530 1543 - - - - - Ardgay Community Hall 0905 1126 1420 1715 1935 Link Link Link Edderton Bus Shelter 0917 1138 1432 1727 1947 Golspie Bank of Scotland opp - 1020 1225 1325 - - - 1535 1545 - - - Tain Lamington Street M0927 1148 1442 1737 1957 Golspie High School - - 1235 - - - - - 1550 - - - Tain Asda 0932 1153 1445 1741 - Rogart Post Office - 1035 1255 1340 - - - 1550 1610 - - - Lairg Post Office - 1050 1310 1355 - - - 1605 1625 - - - Codes: R Operates via Migdale Hospital on request. If operates via Link Link Link Link Link Migdale bus will call at subsequent timing points up to four Lairg Post Office 0745 1100 1310 1400 - - - 1607 1630 1645 1720 1920 minutes later. Lairg Costcutter - - 1313 - - - - - 1633 - - - Asda Extends to Asda as Service 25A Achany Rd End - 1108 - - - - - - - - - - Inveran Bridge 0755 1115 - 1410 - - - - - - - - Invershin Hotel 0757 1118 1332 1412 - - - 1619 1642 1657 1732 1932 Bonar Bridge Post Office 0802 1123 1337 1417 - - - 1624 1647 1702 1737 1937 Migdale Hospital - 1125 - 1419 - - - - - - 1739 - Ardgay Community Hall 0805 1126 1340 1420 - - - 1627 1650 1705 1740 1940 Edderton Bus Shelter 0817 1138 1352 1432 - - - 1639 1702 1717 1752 1952 Tain Lamington Street 0827 1148 1402 1442 - - - 1649 1712 1727 1802 2002 Tain Asda 0830 1153 - 1445 - - - - - - 1805 - Timetable updated 28th June 2021 Service Details: 73,273 Thurso - Reay Service Details: 73,273 Reay - Thurso Day Of Week: Monday to Friday Day Of Week: Monday to Friday Service No. 273 73 73 73 74 Service No. 73 73 73 273 74 C B A C Thurso Olrig St Santander - 0950 1221 1530 1745 Reay Sandside 0803 1015 1252 1606 1805 Thurso High School - 0953 1230 1540 - Isauld Bridge 0808 1017 1255 1608 1809 Janetstown Post Office - 0956 1236 1546 - Vulcan RR&a - - - 1610 - Bridge of Westfield - 1000 1240 1550 - DSRL Dounreay - - - 1615 - Shebster - 1005 1245 1555 - Shebster 0815 1023 1300 - - DSRL Dounreay 0745 - - - - Bridge of Westfield 0821 1028 1305 - - Vulcan RR&a 0750 - - - - Janetstown 0826 1032 1309 - - Isauld Bridge 0752 1010 1251 1601 1801 Thurso High School 0830 1036 1310 - - Reay Square 0755 1013 1256 1606 1805 Thurso Olrig St opp Santander 0835 1040 1317 - 1824 A Operates Monday to Thursday when Schools are open B Operates on Fridays when Schools are open C Does not operate when Dounreay works are closed Days of Operation Monday to Friday Service Number 75/175 Service Description Staxigoe - Wick - Berriedale Service No. X99 75 X99 75 75 75 175 175 75 175 175 75 75 75 75 N A NSch B B A A B B NSch Staxigoe - 0850 - 1045 - - - - 1424 - - - - 1518 - Henrietta Court - 0856 - 1051 - - - - 1430 - - - - 1523 - Wick Tesco - 0859 - 1054 - - - - 1433 - - - - 1526 - Wick Tesco - 0900 - 1054 1221 1221 1221 - 1433 - - - - 1529 1731 Wick Bridge Street 0658 0905 0953 1058 1225 1225 1225 - 1437 1533 1533 1533 1554 1533 1735 Wick Community Campu - - - - - - 1230 1230 - 1540 1540 - - - - Wick Retail Park 0702 0909 0957 - 1234 1234 1232 1232 - 1542 1542 1542 1558 1542 1739 Lybster Main Street 0728 0931 1023 - 1256 1256 1255 1255 - 1605 1605 1605 1620 1605 1801 Latheron Post Office 0733 0936 1028 - 1301 1301 1301 - - 1611 1611 1611 1625 1611 1806 Dunbeath War Memorial 0746 0944 1036 - 1309 1309 1308 - - 1618 1618 1618 1633 1618 1814 ` 0746 - 1036 - - - - - 1618 - 1618 - - 1814 Berriedale Post Office 0756 - 1046 - - - 1318 - - 1628 - 1628 - - 1824 Days of Operation Monday to Friday F - Fridays NF - Not Fridays Sch - Schooldays NSch - School Holidays A - Monday to Thursday when Schools are open B - Fridays when Schools are open Service Number 75/175 N - Operates via Noss Primary on schooldays Service Description Berriedale - Wick - Staxigoe Service No. 75 175 175 75 75 75 75 75 75 X99 75 75 X99 Sch Sch NSch B B N Sch Berriedale Post Office - 0732 - 0732 - - 1320 - - 1617 1630 - 1852 Dunbeath War Memorial - 0742 - 0742 - - 1330 - - 1627 1640 - 1902 Dunbeath War Memorial 0651 0743 0743 0743 0950 - - 1330 - 1632 - 1640 1902 Latheron Post Office 0659 0750 0750 0751 0958 - - 1338 - 1640 - 1648 1910 Lybster Main Street 0704 0757 0757 0757 1003 1302 - 1343 - 1645 - 1653 1915 Wick Retail Park 0726 0820 0820 0820 1025 1325 - 1405 - 1707 - 1715 1938 Wick Community Campu - 0825 0825 - - - - - - - - - Wick Bridge Street 0731 0830 - 0830 1030 1330 - 1410 1455 1714 - 1720 1944 Wick Tesco 0735 0834 - 0834 1034 - - 1414 1459 - - 1724 - Wick Tesco - 0838 - 0938 1036 - - 1414 1500 - - - - Henrietta Court - 0840 - 0840 1039 - - 1416 1505 - - - - Staxigoe - 0847 - 0847 1043 - - 1423 1515 - - - - Timetable updated 28th June 2021 Days of Operation Saturdays Service Number 75/175 Service Description Staxigoe - Wick - Berriedale Service No. X99 75 75 75 C1 C1 C1 Codes: Wick Tesco - 0900 1330 1630 C1 Operates from the 3rd of July 2021 until the 28th of August 2021. Wick Bridge Street 0658 0905 1335 1635 Wick Community Campu - 0909 1339 1639 Wick Retail Park 0702 0911 1341 1641 Lybster Main Street 0728 0930 1400 1700 Latheron Post Office 0733 0935 1405 1705 Dunbeath War Memorial 0746 0941 1411 1711 Days of Operation Saturdays Service Number 75/175 Service Description Berriedale - Wick - Staxigoe Service No. 75 75 X99 75 Codes: C1 C1 C1 C1 Operates from the 3rd of July 2021 until the 28th of August 2021. Dunbeath War Memorial 0945 1415 1632 1711 Latheron Post Office 0951 1421 1640 1717 Lybster Main Street 0956 1426 1645 1722 Wick Retail Park 1015 1445 1707 1741 Wick Community Campu 1017 1447 - 1743 Wick Bridge Street 1021 1451 1714 1747 Wick Tesco 1026 1456 - 1752 Days of Operation Sundays Service Number 75/175 Service Description Staxigoe - Wick - Berriedale Service No. X99 Wick Bridge Street 1133 Wick Retail Park 1137 Lybster Main Street 1203 Latheron Post Office 1208 Dunbeath War Memorial 1216 Days of Operation Sundays Service Number 75/175 Service Description Berriedale - Wick - Staxigoe Service No. X99 Dunbeath War Memorial 1937 Latheron Post Office 1945 Lybster Main Street 1950 Wick Retail Park 2013 Wick Bridge Street 2019 Timetable updated 28th June 2021 Service Details: 77 Pultneytown - Wick - Gills Bay Day Of Week: Monday to Friday Service No. 77 77C 177 77 77 77A 177 77 B NSch A A G Wick Bridge Street - 1040 - - - 1410 - - Pultneytown Shillinghill - 1046 - - - 1416 - - Wick Community Campus - 1050 1230 - - 1420 1540 - Wick Retail Park - 1054 - - - 1424 - - Wick Bridge Street - 1059 1232 - - 1429 1542 - Wick Bridge Street 0832 1100 1232 1305 1305 1430 1542 1735 Wick Tesco 0836 1104 - 1309 1309 1434 - 1739 Reiss Crossroads 0840 1108 1243 1313 1313 1438 1553 1743 Keiss 0847 1250 1320 1320 1445 1600 1750 Lyth - - - - 1455 - - Bowermadden crossroads - 1118 - - - 1503 - - Auckengill St Clare Hall 0851 - 1254 1324 1324 - 1604 1754 Freswick 0855 - 1258 1328 1328 - 1608 1758 John o' Groats Bus Stand 0902 - 1320 1334 1334 - 1630 1805 John o' Groats Bus Stand 0922 - 1322 1340 1340 - 1632 1840 Thurso Olrig Street 1021 - 1357 1439 1439 - 1707 1915 Canisbay Youth Hostel 0908 - 1314 - - - 1624 1811 Gills Bay Ferry Terminal 0911 - - - - - 1814 Service Details: 77 Gills Bay - Wick Day Of Week: Monday to Friday Service No.
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