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HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL EDUCATION CONTRACT COACHES AND SCHOOL BUS JOURNEYS - SEPTEMBER 2017 CORRECT AT 7 NOVEMBER 2017 This table lists all Education Contract Coaches and also includes bus routes which have journeys especially extended to or diverted via the schools Services to Herts schools from out of county are not included in this list To plan a journey use the Traveline Southeast website: http://www.travelinesoutheast.org.uk/se/XSLT_TRIP_REQUEST2?language=en&timeOffset=15 School Service type Route Starting point Via Operator Ashlyns B 32 Warners End Potten End, Berkhamsted Red Eagle B 502 Dudswell Northchurch, Berkhamsted Little Jim's Buses C AS1 Chipperfield Bovingdon Barnetts Coaches Barclay, The B 390 Hertford Waterford, Stapleford, Watton-at-Stone Centrebus Barnwell E E179 Datchworth Woolmer Green, Knebworth, Old Knebworth E E299 Hebing End Benington, Walkern Bayford Primary E E61 Bayford Bayford, Little Berkhamsted Beaumont B 34 Dunstable Markyate, Flamstead, Redbourn Centrebus Birchwood B 20 Brent Pelham Stocking Pelham, Furneux Pelham, , Clapgate, Albury, St Michaels Mead C G Myall & Son# Ware, St Margarets, Stanstead Abbotts, Hunsdon, Widford, Much Hadham, Little Hadham, Bishop's B 351 Hertford Trustybus Stortford B 386 Buntingford Hare Street, The Hormeads, Dassels, Braughing (Green End), Puckeridge, Standon Richmonds Coaches# C A2 Thorley Park Bishop's Stortford Anitas Coaches E E4 South End Perry Green, Green Tye, St Michael's Mead B TBC Brent Pelham Stocking Pelham, Furneux Pelham, Clapgate, Albury Acme Bus Co. Bishop's Hatfield School C R44 Stevenage Knebworth, Woolmer Green, Mardley Hill, Welwyn, Welwyn Garden City Reg's of Hertford Bishop's Stortford High, The B 386 Buntingford Hare Street, The Hormeads, Dassels, Braughing (Green End), Puckeridge, Standon Richmonds Coaches# E E4 South End Perry Green, Green Tye, St Michael's Mead E E5 Hunsdon Widford, the Hadhams E E6 Brent Pelham Stocking Pelham, Furneux Pelham, Clapgate, Albury Bushey Academy C BA1 Oxhey South Oxhey, Carpenders Park, Bushey Mullany's Coaches C BA2 Watford Kingswood, Garston, Meriden, North Bushey, Bushey Mullany's Coaches Bushey Meads School C BM1 Oxhey South Oxhey, Carpenders Park, Bushey Mullany's Coaches C BM2 North Watford Kingswood, Garston, Meriden, North Bushey, Bushey Mullany's Coaches Chancellors B 398 Watford Bushey, Batlers Green, Radlett, Borehamwood, South Mimms, Potters bar Sullivan Buses C 842 Hatfield South Hatfield, Colney Heath, Welham Green South Mimms Travel E E341 Northaw Cuffley, Newgate St, Epping Green, Lt Berkhamsted, Essendon Chauncy B 390 Hertford Waterford, Stapleford, Watton-at-Stone Centrebus B M3 Ware Fanhams Hall, Babbs Green, Wareside£ Centrebus E E86 Dane End Sacombe, Tonwell Chesham B 730 Hemel Hempstead Bovingdon, Whelpley Hill, Chesham, Chalfont, Gerrads Cross,Denham, Uxbridge Carousel Buses Dame Alice Owen's School B 242 Waltham Cross Cheshunt, Flamstead, Goff's Oak, Northaw, Potters Bar Metroline B 313 Chingford Ponders End, Enfield, Potters Bar Arriva B 610 Luton Harpenden, Wheathampstead, Hatifeld, Welham Green Potters Bar Uno C 626 Finchley Potters Bar Sullivan Buses C 692 Potters Bar Hadley Wood, Cockfosters, Oakwood, Southgate Sullivan Buses C 699 Winchmore Hill Hadley Wood, Cockfosters, Oakwood, Southgate Sullivan Buses Edwinstree B 331 Hertford Ware, Wadesmill, Colliers End, Standon, Puckeridge, Braughing (Green End), Dassels, Hare St Arriva C 888 Stevenage Broadwater, Bragbury End, Aston, Bennington, Walkern, Cromer Landmark Coaches C 889 Stevenage Great Ashby, Walkern, Cromer Landmark Coaches C 891 Stevenage Poplars. Chells, Walkern, Cromer Landmark Coaches C 899 Royston Barley, Barkway, Reed, Buckland, Chipping Landmark Coaches E E119 Hare Street Dassels, Hay Street, Braughing (Green End) E E129 Hebing End Dane End, Haultwick, Gt Munden, Nasty, Westmill, Aspenden E E184 Great Hormead The Pelhams, Meesden, Anstey, Wyddial Page 1of 7 SCHOOL BUS AND EDUCATION CONTRACT COACH SERVICE-SEPTEMBER 2017 E E203 Ardeley Cottered, Throcking Francis Combe B 324 Maple Cross Rickmansworth, Croxley Green, Watford, North Watford, Garston Arriva Freman College B 331 Hertford Ware, Wadesmill, Colliers End, Standon, Puckeridge, Braughing (Green End), Dassels, Hare St Arriva C 888 Stevenage Broadwater, Bragbury End, Aston, Bennington, Walkern, Cromer Landmark Coaches C 889 Stevenage Great Ashby, Walkern, Cromer Landmark Coaches C 890 Stevenage Broadwater, Bragbury End, Aston, Bennington, Walkern, Cromer Landmark Coaches C 891 Stevenage Poplars. Chells, Walkern, Cromer Landmark Coaches C 899 Royston Barley, Barkway, Reed, Buckland, Chipping Landmark Coaches E E119 Hare Street Dassels, Braughing (Green End) E E120 Standon Puckeridge E E129 Hebing End Dane End, Haultwick, Gt Munden, Nasty, Westmill, Aspenden E E184 Great Hormead The Pelhams, Meesden, Anstey, Wyddial C E203 Ardley Buntingford Cozy Travel Goffs B 242 Waltham Cross Cheshunt, Flamstead, Goff's Oak, Northaw, Potters Bar Metroline Greneway E E181 Sandon Kelshall, Therfield, Reed, Barkway, Barley The Harefield Academy C E21 Rickmansworth Harefield Red Eagle C E21B Maple Cross Rickmansworth Red Eagle Herts & Essex, The B 20 Brent Pelham Stocking Pelham, Furneux Pelham, , Clapgate, Albury, St Michaels Mead C G Myall & Son# Ware, St Margarets, Stanstead Abbotts, Hunsdon, Widford, Much Hadham, Little Hadham, Bishop's B 351 Hertford Trustybus Stortford B 386 Buntingford Hare Street, The Hormeads, Dassels, Braughing (Green End), Puckeridge, Standon Richmonds Coaches# E E4 South End Perry Green, Green Tye, St Michael's Mead E E6 Brent Pelham Stocking Pelham, Furneux Pelham, Clapgate, Albury Hertswood B 658 St Albans London Colney, Porters Park, Shenley% unō Hitchin Boys E E169 Lilley Great Offley E E170 Cockernhoe Green Breachwood Green, Ley Green, Preston, Gosmore E E171 Pirton Holwell Hitchin Girls B 89 Henlow Camp Meppershall, Shillington, Pirton, Holwell Centrebus E E169 Lilley Great Offley E E170 Cockernhoe Green Breachwood Green, Ley Green, Preston, Gosmore E E171 Pirton Holwell Page 2of 7 SCHOOL BUS AND EDUCATION CONTRACT COACH SERVICE-SEPTEMBER 2017 Hockerill B 20 Brent Pelham Stocking Pelham, Furneux Pelham, , Clapgate, Albury, St Michaels Mead C G Myall & Son# Ware, St Margarets, Stanstead Abbotts, Hunsdon, Widford, Much Hadham, Little Hadham, Bishop's B 351 Hertford Trustybus Stortford B 386 Buntingford Hare Street, The Hormeads, Dassels, Braughing (Green End), Puckeridge, Standon Richmonds Coaches# E E4 South End Perry Green, Green Tye, St Michael's Mead E E6 Brent Pelham Stocking Pelham, Furneux Pelham, Clapgate, Albury JFS B76 Bushey Preston, Kingsbury Sullivan Buses B77 Shenley Radlett, Borehamwood, Elstree, Preston Sullivan Buses John F Kennedy School B 320 Rickmansworth Croxley Green, Watford, North Watford, Garston, Abbotts Langley, Hemel Hempstead Arriva B 364 Tring Dudswell, Northchurch, Berkhamsted, Hemel Hempstead A to B Coaches B 824 Woodhall Farm Hemel Hempstead Arriva C K702 Radlett Borehamwood, Elstree Lanes Coaches John Henry Newman B 390 Hertford Waterford, Stapleford, Watton-at-Stone Centrebus C 856 Shephall Broadwater, Bedwell Arriva Joyce Frankland Academy E E998 Nuthampstead Stocking Pelham Kings Langley School C E78 Sarratt Sarratt, Belsize, Chipperfield A to B Coaches C KL4 Hunton Bridge Abbotts Langley Barnetts Coaches C KL781 Bovingdon Bulstrode, Chipperfield Barnetts Coaches C KL80 Kings Langley Abbots Langley Red Eagle Knights Templar, The B 91 Royston Ashwell & Morden Station, Ashwell, Newnham, Radwell Turn$ Richmonds Coaches# E E162 New Inn Ashwell, Bygrave E E163 Weston - E E164 Ashwell Newnham, Radwell E E166 Sandon Roe Green, Wallington, Redhill, Rushden, Cumberlow Green Leventhorpe E E19 Eastwick Gilston, High Wych E E22 Hadham Cross South End, Perry Green, Green Tye E E22A Much Hadham Hadham Cross, Allen's Green Long Marston School C E429 Wilstone Gubblecote, Putterham Marshall's Coaches Marriotts E E179 Datchworth Woolmer Green, Knebworth Meridian E E181 Sandon Kelshall, Therfield, Reed, Barkway, Barley Michael Sobell Sinai KE702 Radlett Borehamwood, Elstree, Kingsbury Lanes Coaches Monks Walk B 215 Codicote Welwyn unō B 315 Kimpton Codicote, Welwyn Centrebus C R88 Datchworth Bull's Green, Burnham Green, Welwyn, Ware Reg's of Hertford Nicholas Breakspear B 34 Dunstable Markyate, Flamstead, Redbourn Centrebus C 303 South Mimms Potters Bar, Brookmans Park, Welham Green, Hatfield Sullivan Buses B (AM only) 304 Hitchin St Ippolyts, Kimpton, Wheathampstead, Sandridge, St Albans Centrebus C 331 Welwyn Garden City St Albans, Hatfield, Smallford Sullivan Buses C 358 Borehamwood Shenley, London Colney Sullivan Buses Nobel B 390 Hertford Waterford, Stapleford, Watton-at-Stone Centrebus E E299 Hebing End Benington, Walkern Northwood C 857 South Oxhey Carpenders Park, Northwood Miami Motors Oaklands College C 303 South Mimms Potters Bar, Brookmans Park, Welham Green, Hatfield Sullivan Buses C 331 Hertford Ware, Wadesmill, Colliers End, Standon, Puckeridge, Braughing (Green End), Dassels, Hare St Arriva C 358 Borehamwood Shenley, London Colney Sullivan Buses Offley JMI E E138 Lilley - Parmiter's C PS1 Hemel Hempstead Leverstock Green Mullany's Coaches C PS2 Shenley Borehamwood Mullany's Coaches C PS3 Radlett Aldenham Mullany's Coaches C PS4 St Albans - Mullany's Coaches C PS5 Harrow Kenton, Queensbury, Stanmore Mullany's Coaches C PS6 King Harry Chiswell Green Mullany's Coaches C PS7 Verulam Bricket Wood Mullany's Coaches Page 3of 7 SCHOOL BUS AND EDUCATION CONTRACT COACH SERVICE-SEPTEMBER 2017 C PS8 Fleetville Park
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