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29 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 29 bus time schedule & line map 29 Pavenham View In Website Mode The 29 bus line (Pavenham) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Pavenham: 12:30 PM (2) St Neots: 8:35 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 29 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 29 bus arriving. Direction: Pavenham 29 bus Time Schedule 34 stops Pavenham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Market Square, St Neots 18 Market Place, St. Neots Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Silverweed, Eaton Ford Wednesday Not Operational Meadowsweet, Eaton Ford Thursday 12:30 PM Friday Not Operational Village East, Duloe Saturday Not Operational Woodhouse Lane, Duloe Woodhouse Lane, Staploe Civil Parish Staploe West-End, Staploe 29 bus Info Staploe Turn, Upper Staploe Direction: Pavenham Stops: 34 Village Centre, Honeydon Trip Duration: 65 min Line Summary: Market Square, St Neots, Silverweed, Queens Road, Colmworth Eaton Ford, Meadowsweet, Eaton Ford, Village East, Duloe, Woodhouse Lane, Duloe, Staploe West-End, Honeydon Road, Colmworth Civil Parish Staploe, Staploe Turn, Upper Staploe, Village Centre, Little Staughton Road, Colmworth Honeydon, Queens Road, Colmworth, Little Staughton Road, Colmworth, Church Lane, Bolnhurst, Kymbrook Lower School, Keysoe Row, Church Lane, Bolnhurst Wybridge, Keysoe, Wybridge Close, Keysoe, Mill Hill Close, Keysoe, Mill Hill, Keysoe, Keysoe Road, Riseley, Kymbrook Lower School, Keysoe Row Bowers Lane, Riseley, Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley, Bowers Lane, Riseley, Keysoe Road, Riseley, Wybridge, Keysoe The Barns, Riseley, The Five Bells, Riseley, The Old Wybridge, Bolnhurst And Keysoe Civil Parish White Horse, Riseley, Bletsoe Church, Bletsoe, Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe, Mill Road, Sharnbrook, The Swan Wybridge Close, Keysoe With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook, St Peter's Church, Wybridge Close, Bolnhurst And Keysoe Civil Parish Sharnbrook, Pinchmill Close, Sharnbrook, The Church, Felmersham, The Memorial, Pavenham, Mill Hill Close, Keysoe Pavenham Park, Pavenham, Close Road, Pavenham Mill Hill, Keysoe Mill Hill, Bolnhurst And Keysoe Civil Parish Keysoe Road, Riseley Bowers Lane, Riseley Waldock's Close, Riseley Civil Parish Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley Bowers Lane, Riseley Waldock's Close, Riseley Civil Parish Keysoe Road, Riseley The Barns, Riseley The Barns, Riseley Civil Parish The Five Bells, Riseley The Old White Horse, Riseley Bletsoe Church, Bletsoe Old Way, Bletsoe Civil Parish Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe Mill Road, Sharnbrook The Swan With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook 38 High Street, Sharnbrook Civil Parish St Peter's Church, Sharnbrook Churchill Close, Sharnbrook Civil Parish Pinchmill Close, Sharnbrook The Church, Felmersham Tithe Barn, Felmersham Civil Parish The Memorial, Pavenham Pavenham Park, Pavenham Close Road, Pavenham Direction: St Neots 29 bus Time Schedule 32 stops St Neots Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Close Road, Pavenham Tuesday Not Operational The Memorial, Pavenham Wednesday Not Operational The Church, Felmersham Thursday 8:35 AM Trinity Close, Felmersham Civil Parish Friday Not Operational Pinchmill Close, Sharnbrook Saturday Not Operational St Peter's Church, Sharnbrook Churchill Close, Sharnbrook Civil Parish The Swan With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook 29 bus Info Mill Road, Sharnbrook Direction: St Neots Stops: 32 Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe Trip Duration: 65 min Rushden Road, Bletsoe Civil Parish Line Summary: Close Road, Pavenham, The Memorial, Pavenham, The Church, Felmersham, Bletsoe Church, Bletsoe Pinchmill Close, Sharnbrook, St Peter's Church, Old Way, Bletsoe Civil Parish Sharnbrook, The Swan With Two Nicks, Sharnbrook, Mill Road, Sharnbrook, Bourne End Lane, Bletsoe, The Old White Horse, Riseley Bletsoe Church, Bletsoe, The Old White Horse, Riseley, The Five Bells, Riseley, Keysoe Road, Riseley, The Five Bells, Riseley Bowers Lane, Riseley, Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley, Bowers Lane, Riseley, Keysoe Road, Riseley, Keysoe Road, Riseley Mill Hill, Keysoe, Mill Hill Close, Keysoe, Wybridge Close, Keysoe, Wybridge, Keysoe, Kymbrook Lower School, Keysoe Row, Church Lane, Bolnhurst, Little Bowers Lane, Riseley Staughton Road, Colmworth, Queens Road, Waldock's Close, Riseley Civil Parish Colmworth, Village Centre, Honeydon, Staploe Turn, Upper Staploe, Staploe West-End, Staploe, Margaret Beaufort School, Riseley Woodhouse Lane, Duloe, Village East, Duloe, Meadowsweet, Eaton Ford, Silverweed, Eaton Ford, Bowers Lane, Riseley Market Square, St Neots Waldock's Close, Riseley Civil Parish Keysoe Road, Riseley Mill Hill, Keysoe Mill Hill, Bolnhurst And Keysoe Civil Parish Mill Hill Close, Keysoe Wybridge Close, Keysoe Wybridge Close, Bolnhurst And Keysoe Civil Parish Wybridge, Keysoe Wybridge, Bolnhurst And Keysoe Civil Parish Kymbrook Lower School, Keysoe Row Church Lane, Bolnhurst Little Staughton Road, Colmworth Queens Road, Colmworth Honeydon Road, Colmworth Civil Parish Village Centre, Honeydon Staploe Turn, Upper Staploe Staploe West-End, Staploe Woodhouse Lane, Duloe Woodhouse Lane, Staploe Civil Parish Village East, Duloe Meadowsweet, Eaton Ford Silverweed, Eaton Ford Market Square, St Neots 18 Market Place, St. Neots Civil Parish 29 bus time schedules and 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