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581 Timetable Service No: 581 Timetable Beccles Bungay Harleston Diss Monday - Saturday (not Bank Holidays) Via: Gillingham, Earsham, Needham 580 Departs from Great Yarmouth 13:35 14:35 580 Arrives Beccles, Old Market 14:15 15:15 C C N N N N N N Local Bus Services Beccles, Old Market (Stand 3) - - - - 10:55 12:15 14:15 15:15 - - Diss Gillingham, Emma’s - - - - 10:59 12:19 14:19 15:19 - - 581 Geldeston, Wherry - - - - 11:03 12:23 14:23 15:23 - - Kirby Cane, Bus Shelter - - - - 11:07 12:27 14:27 15:27 - - Harleston Broome, Artichoke - - - - 11:11 12:31 14:31 15:31 - - NEW Ditchingham, Village Hall - - - - 11:14 12:34 14:34 15:34 - - Bungay Service Bungay, Trinity Street - - - - 11:20 12:40 14:40 15:40 - - with effect from Bungay Hillside Road East - - - - 11:26 12:46 14:46 15:46 - - Beccles 29th August Bungay, St Marys Street - - 09:31 11:31 12:51 14:51 15:51 - - * 2016 Earsham, Queens Head - - 09:36 11:36 12:56 14:56 15:56 - - Great Yarmouth Homersfield, Dove - - 09:41 11:41 13:01 15:01 16:01 - - Wortwell, Bell - - 09:43 11:43 13:03 15:03 16:03 - - Redenhall, Church - - 09:45 11:45 13:05 15:05 16:05 - - Harleston, Broad St 07:00 09:49 11:49 13:09 15:09 16:09 17:15 Needham, Phone Box 07:05 09:54 11:54 13:14 - - 16:14 17:20 Brockdish, Greyhound 07:10 09:58 11:58 13:18 - - 16:18 17:24 Billingford, Horseshoes 07:13 10:02 12:02 13:22 - - 16:22 17:28 Scole, Garage 07:17 10:08 12:08 13:28 - - 16:28 17:34 Diss, Victora Road 07:20 10:11 12:11 13:31 - - 16:31 17:37 Diss, Bus Station 07:25 10:17 12:17 13:37 - - 16:37 17:43 ...the Diss, Denmark St - - 10:19 - - - - - - - - - - * greener Diss, Greenacres - - 10:21 - - - - - - - - - - In conjunction with way to Code C = Change bus from BorderBus 580 to Simonds 581 for onward travel to Harleston, Diss & all stops en-route 580 Code N = Operated under contract to Norfolk County Council travel For times see BorderBus 580 timetable Telephone 01379 647300 Adults, child (5-15) & endeavour youth fare (16-19) single, day return and 10 journey tickets available on board the bus www.simonds.co.uk for all your travel requirements Service No: 581 Diss Harleston Bungay Beccles Monday - Saturday (not Bank Holidays) Via: Needham, Earsham, Gillingham N N N N N N N Diss, Greenacres - - 09:25 10:25 - - - - - - - - Diss, Denmark St - - 09:27 10:27 - - - - - - - - Diss, Bus Station - - 09:30 10:30 12:50 13:55 16:40 18:30 Diss, Victora Road - - 09:35 10:35 12:55 14:00 16:45 18:35 Luxury and Executive Coaches Scole, Garage - - 09:38 10:38 12:58 14:03 16:48 18:38 8-70 seats Billingford, Horseshoes - - 09:44 10:44 13:04 14:09 16:54 18:44 Reclining Seatbelted Seats for your Comfort and Safety Brockdish, Greyhound - - 09:48 10:48 13:08 14:13 16:58 18:48 On-board Toilets/Washroom Needham, Phone Box - - 09:53 10:53 13:13 14:18 17:03 18:53 Air Conditioning Harleston, Duke William 09:08 09:58 10:58 13:18 14:23 17:08 18:58 Hot and Cold Drinks Facilities Redenhall, Church 09:11 10:01 11:01 13:21 14:26 - - - - Experienced, Friendly Drivers & Tour Escorts Wortwell, Bell 09:13 10:03 11:03 13:23 14:28 - - - - Contract and Corporate Business Hire Homersfield, Dove 09:15 10:05 11:05 13:25 14:30 - - - - Group Travel Specialists Earsham, Queens Head 09:19 10:09 11:09 13:29 14:34 - - - - Weddings, Sporting and Social Events Bungay, Trinity Street 09:23 10:13 11:13 13:33 14:38 - - - - Bungay Hillside Road East 09:27 10:17 11:17 13:37 14:42 - - - - Bungay, St Marys Street 09:31 10:21 11:21 13:41 14:46 - - - - Private Hire Car Service Private Hire & Airport Transfers Ditchingham, Village Hall - - 10:26 11:26 13:46 14:51 - - - - Broome, Artichoke - - 10:29 11:29 13:49 14:54 - - - - Simonds Garage Services Kirby Cane, Bus Shelter - - 10:33 11:33 13:53 14:58 - - - - Based in Diss Geldeston, Wherry - - 10:37 11:37 13:57 15:02 - - - - Servicing, repairs, MOTs - why not leave your car with us Gillingham, Emma’s - - 10:41 11:41 14:01 15:06 - - - - to carry out the work while you’re away on tour? Beccles, Old Market (Stand 3) - - 10:45 11:45 14:05 15:10 - - - - Courtesy car available C C Friendly service at competitive prices 580 Departs Beccles, Old Market 10:45 11:45 detail in this 580 Arrives Great Yarmouth 11:30 12:30 The This timetable is part produced in conjunction with Code C = Change bus from Simonds 581 to BorderBus 580 for onward travel to cheapest The John Jarrold Trust James Paget Hospital, Great Yarmouth & all stops en-route way to Code N = Operated under contract to Norfolk County Council travel For times see BorderBus 580 timetable Concessionary passes accepted Concessionary Travel Passes Accepted on all services in line with county council guidelines. Adults, child (5-15) & endeavour youth fare (16-19) single, day return and 10 journey tickets available on board the bus Simonds terms and conditions of carriage are available on our website.
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