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Linslade/Houghton Regis - Brent Cross - Moorgate U U 771 U U U R R U U Î U LinsladeLeightonHockliffe BuzzardDunstableKensworthMarkyate TurnFlamsteadBrent CrossFinchleyBaker Road Street StationMarble Park Arch Lane VictoriaWhitehall EmbankmentTemple Station BankStation Moorgate 772 771 Monday to Friday HoughtonLeagrave RegisLuton & Dunstable mornings 772 Hospital TfL Bus Passes, Travelcards, Saver Tickets and Oyster Cards are NOT accepted on this service. Cash fares may differ from those charged on other local bus services. LIMITED STOP SERVICES - COACHES ONLY STOP AT POINTS SHOWN BELOW Monday - Friday 771 772 771 Linslade The Hare 0601 --- 0620 Linslade Derwent Road, Coniston Road 0602 --- 0622 Linslade Derwent Road, Lomond Drive 0603 --- 0623 Linslade Bideford Green 0604 --- 0624 Linslade Milebush, Soulbury Road 0605 --- 0625 Linslade Knaves Hill, Soulbury Road 0606 --- 0626 Linslade Old Road, Fish Shop 0607 --- 0627 Leighton Buzzard Hockliffe Street, White House 0610 --- 0630 Leighton Buzzard Hockliffe Road, Brooklands Drive 0612 --- 0632 Leighton Buzzard Hockliffe Road, Meadow Way 0614 --- 0634 Hockliffe White Hart 0619 --- 0639 Dunstable French’s Avenue 0625 --- 0645 Dunstable Bedfordshire Council Offices 0626 --- 0646 Dunstable The Wheatsheaf 0627 --- 0647 Dunstable The Quadrant 0628 --- 0648 Houghton Regis Bedford Square 0611 Sundon Road St Andrew’s Lane 0613 Harvest Home Public House 0615 Parkside Dog & Duck 0616 Wheatfield Road Radnor Road 0622 Tomlinson Avenue Shops 0625 Leagrave High Street Tomlinson Avenue 0626 Leagrave High Street Pastures Way 0627 Lewsey Road School 0628 Luton & Dunstable Hospital 0629 Dunstable Dunstable Road, Skimpot Road 0631 Dunstable Luton Road, Ewe & Lamb 0633 Dunstable The Square 0630 0638 0650 Dunstable Great Northern Road 0631 0639 0651 Dunstable Hartwell Car Sales 0632 0640 0652 Kensworth Turn 0634 0642 0655 Markyate A5 bus layby 0637 0645 0657 Flamstead Friars Wash 0640 0647 0700 Brent Cross A41 slip road 0706 0726 0730 Hendon Way Finchley Road 0710 0730 0734 Finchley Road Station U 0715 0736 0739 Lords Cricket Ground 0718 0738 0742 Baker Street Station U 0721 0741 0745 Marble Arch Oxford Street U 0726 0746 0752 Park Lane Hilton Hotel 0729 0751 0755 Victoria Royal Mews opposite Rubens Hotel UR 0732 0754 0758 Victoria Street Westminster Abbey (stop S) 0737 0759 0803 Whitehall 0740 0801 0805 Embankment Station U 0745 0802 0809 Temple Station U 0748 0806 0810 Queen Victoria Street Mermaid Theatre 0749 0807 0811 Bank Queen Victoria Street UÎ 0753 0811 0815 Moorgate Finsbury Square UR 0758 0816 0820 No service Saturday, Sunday or Public Holidays Operated by Marshalls Coaches (0844 879 4441) 10.1.11_T771/1 MAYOR OF LONDON *You pay no more than 5p per minute if calling from a BT Landline. There may be a connection charge. Charges from mobiles or other landline providers may vary. Moorgate - Brent Cross - Linslade ) U 771 U U Allsops Arms U R U R The Square FrenchÕs Avenue Î U U MoorgateBank Temple EmbankmentStationWhitehall StationVictoria Park LaneGloucester PlaceFinchley Brent Road Cross FlamsteadStationMarkyate KensworthDunstable TurnRoute 771 DunstableHockliffe LeightonLinslade Buzzard 772 (for Baker Street Station Route 772 Monday to Friday Luton & Dunstable Houghton Regis mornings Hospital Leagrave TfL Bus Passes, Travelcards, Saver Tickets and Oyster Cards are NOT accepted on this service. Cash fares may differ from those charged on other local bus services. LIMITED STOP SERVICES - COACHES ONLY STOP AT POINTS SHOWN BELOW Monday - Friday 771 771 772 771 Moorgate Finsbury Square U R 1620 1655 1725 1800 Bank Queen Victoria Street (Stop MC) U Î 1627 1702 1732 1807 Queen Victoria Street (Stop SF) 1629 1704 1734 1809 Temple Station U 1633 1708 1738 1813 Embankment Station U 1635 1710 1740 1815 Whitehall 1639 1714 1744 1819 Victoria Street Westminster Abbey (Stop T) 1642 1717 1747 1822 Victoria Royal Mews, Rubens Hotel U R 1646 1721 1751 1826 Park Lane Hilton Hotel 1651 1726 1756 1831 Gloucester Place George Street 1656 1732 1802 1836 Gloucester Place Allsop Arms U R 1659 1735 1805 1839 Lords Cricket Ground 1704 1740 1810 1844 Finchley Road Station U 1708 1744 1814 1848 Hendon Way Finchley Road 1712 1748 1818 1852 Brent Cross A41 slip road 1717 1753 1823 1857 Flamstead Friars Wash 1740 1815 1845 1920 Markyate A5 bus layby 1742 1817 1847 1922 Kensworth Turn 1744 1819 1849 1924 Dunstable Hartwell Car Sales 1748 1823 1853 1928 Dunstable Great Northern Road 1750 1825 1855 1930 Dunstable The Square 1752 1827 1857 1932 Dunstable Luton Road, Ewe & Lamb 1901 Dunstable Dunstable Road/Skimpot Road 1903 Luton & Dunstable Hospital 1905 Lewsey Road School 1906 Leagrave High Street Pastures Way 1907 Leagrave High Street Tomlinson Avenue 1909 Tomlinson Avenue Shops 1910 Wheatfield Road Radnor Road 1911 Parkside Dog & Duck 1917 Harvest Home Public House 1919 Sundon Road St Andrew’s Lane 1920 Houghton Regis Bedford Square 1922 Dunstable The Quadrant 1754 1829 1934 Dunstable The Wheatsheaf 1755 1830 1935 Dunstable Bedfordshire Council Offices 1757 1832 1937 Dunstable French’s Avenue 1759 1834 1925 1939 Hockliffe White Hart 1805 1840 1930 1945 Leighton Buzzard Hockliffe Road, Meadow Way 1810 1845 1935 1950 Leighton Buzzard Hockliffe Road, Brooklands Drive 1811 1846 1936 1951 Leighton Buzzard Hockliffe Street, White House 1812 1847 1939 1952 Linslade Old Road, Fish Shop 1815 1850 1942 1955 Linslade Knaves Hill, Soulbury Road 1816 1851 1943 1956 Linslade Milebush, Soulbury Road 1817 1852 1944 1957 Linslade Bideford Green 1818 1853 1945 1958 Linslade Derwent Road, Lomond Drive 1819 1854 1946 1959 Linslade Derwent Road, Coniston Road 1820 1855 1947 2000 Linslade The Hare 1822 1857 1948 2002 No service Saturday, Sunday or Public Holidays Operated by Marshalls Coaches (0844 879 4441) 10.1.11_T771/2 MAYOR OF LONDON *You pay no more than 5p per minute if calling from a BT Landline. 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