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27 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 27 bus time schedule & line map 27 Salisbury - Fovant - Ludwell - Shaftesbury View In Website Mode The 27 bus line (Salisbury - Fovant - Ludwell - Shaftesbury) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) East Knoyle: 4:40 PM - 5:45 PM (2) Salisbury: 7:00 AM - 8:32 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 27 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 27 bus arriving. Direction: East Knoyle 27 bus Time Schedule 68 stops East Knoyle Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:40 PM - 5:45 PM New Canal, Salisbury 31 New Canal, Salisbury Tuesday 4:40 PM - 5:45 PM Clock Tower, Salisbury Wednesday 4:40 PM - 5:45 PM Water Lane, Salisbury Thursday 4:40 PM - 5:45 PM 90 FIsherton Street, Salisbury Friday 4:40 PM - 5:45 PM Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury Saturday Not Operational Windsor Street, Salisbury Fountain Way, Salisbury 27 bus Info University Technical College, Salisbury Direction: East Knoyle Stops: 68 Canadian Avenue, Bemerton Trip Duration: 71 min Line Summary: New Canal, Salisbury, Clock Tower, Skew Bridge, Bemerton Salisbury, Water Lane, Salisbury, Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury, Windsor Street, Salisbury, Fountain Way, Salisbury, University Technical College, Albion Bungalows, Quidhampton Salisbury, Canadian Avenue, Bemerton, Skew Bridge, Lock's Lane, Quidhampton Civil Parish Bemerton, Albion Bungalows, Quidhampton, Rogers Close, Quidhampton, Coronation Square, Rogers Close, Quidhampton Quidhampton, Fugglestone, Wilton, Wilton Roundabout, Wilton, Minster Street, Wilton, Wilton Coronation Square, Quidhampton House, Wilton, West Street, Wilton, Water Ditchampton, Ditchampton, The Hollows, Fugglestone, Wilton Ditchampton, White Houses, Ditchampton, Elizabeth Maple Crescent, Wilton Civil Parish Road, Ditchampton, White Houses, Ditchampton, The Hollows, Ditchampton, Water Ditchampton, Wilton Roundabout, Wilton Ditchampton, Shaston Court, Ditchampton, Cemetery, Ditchampton, Ugford Farm, Ditchampton, Minster Street, Wilton Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin, Minster Street, Wilton Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin, Heath Farm, Barford St Martin, The Triangle Shelter, Compton Wilton House, Wilton Chamberlayne, Pembroke Arms, Fovant, Rectory, Fovant, Weeping Ash, Fovant, Clays Orchard, Fovant, West Street, Wilton Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe, Corner, Swallowcliffe, St West Street, Wilton Peter's Church, Swallowcliffe, Council Houses, Water Ditchampton, Ditchampton Swallowcliffe, Old School, Ansty, Swallowcliffe Turn, Tisbury, Boot, Tisbury, The Square, Tisbury, Railway Station, Tisbury, Maypole, Ansty, Whitesand Cross, The Hollows, Ditchampton Donhead St Andrew, Birdbush, Ludwell, Grove Arms, Charlton, St Johns Church, Donhead St Mary, Half White Houses, Ditchampton Moon Inn, St James, Health Centre, St James, Water Ditchampton, Wilton Civil Parish Chubbs House, Shaftesbury, Post O∆ce, Shaftesbury, The Town Hall, Shaftesbury, John Elizabeth Road, Ditchampton Shoobridge Court, Ivy Cross, Wincombe Lane, Ivy Cross, Fairlane, Shaftesbury, Nettlecombe, White Houses, Ditchampton Shaftesbury, St. Edwards Close, Shaftesbury, Lane Water Ditchampton, Wilton Civil Parish Side, Shaftesbury, Springƒeld Close, Ivy Cross, Blackmore Road, Ivy Cross, Hill Farm, Ivy Cross, The Hollows, Ditchampton Homeƒeld, Ivy Cross, Grosvenor Road, Shaftesbury, Ivy Cross Garage, Shaftesbury, Seymour Arms, East Water Ditchampton, Ditchampton Knoyle, War Memorial, East Knoyle Saint John's Square, Wilton Shaston Court, Ditchampton Shaston Court, Wilton Cemetery, Ditchampton Ugford Farm, Ditchampton Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin The Cleeves, Barford St. Martin Civil Parish Heath Farm, Barford St Martin The Triangle Shelter, Compton Chamberlayne Pembroke Arms, Fovant A30, Fovant Civil Parish Rectory, Fovant Weeping Ash, Fovant Tisbury Road, Fovant Civil Parish Clays Orchard, Fovant Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe Corner, Swallowcliffe St Peter's Church, Swallowcliffe Council Houses, Swallowcliffe Old School, Ansty Swallowcliffe Turn, Tisbury Court Street, Tisbury Civil Parish Boot, Tisbury High Street, Tisbury Civil Parish The Square, Tisbury Railway Station, Tisbury Maypole, Ansty Whitesand Cross, Donhead St Andrew Birdbush, Ludwell Grove Arms, Charlton St Johns Church, Donhead St Mary Salisbury Road, Donhead St. Mary Civil Parish Half Moon Inn, St James Pix Mead Gardens, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Health Centre, St James Chubbs House, Shaftesbury Post O∆ce, Shaftesbury 63-65 High Street, Shaftesbury The Town Hall, Shaftesbury 21 High Street, Shaftesbury John Shoobridge Court, Ivy Cross Bleke Street, Shaftesbury Wincombe Lane, Ivy Cross Little Content Lane, Shaftesbury Fairlane, Shaftesbury Jeanneau Close, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Nettlecombe, Shaftesbury King Alfred's Way, Shaftesbury Civil Parish St. Edwards Close, Shaftesbury St Edwards Close, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Lane Side, Shaftesbury Saxon Spur, Shaftesbury Springƒeld Close, Ivy Cross Blackmore Road, Ivy Cross Hawthorn Close, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Hill Farm, Ivy Cross Heathƒelds Way, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Homeƒeld, Ivy Cross Grosvenor Road, Shaftesbury Grosvenor Road, Shaftesbury Ivy Cross Garage, Shaftesbury Seymour Arms, East Knoyle War Memorial, East Knoyle Direction: Salisbury 27 bus Time Schedule 59 stops Salisbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:00 AM - 8:32 AM The Town Hall, Shaftesbury 21 High Street, Shaftesbury Tuesday 7:00 AM - 8:32 AM John Shoobridge Court, Ivy Cross Wednesday 7:00 AM - 8:32 AM Bleke Street, Shaftesbury Thursday 7:00 AM - 8:32 AM Wincombe Lane, Ivy Cross Friday 7:00 AM - 8:32 AM Little Content Lane, Shaftesbury Saturday Not Operational Fairlane, Shaftesbury Jeanneau Close, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Nettlecombe, Shaftesbury King Alfred's Way, Shaftesbury Civil Parish 27 bus Info Direction: Salisbury St. Edwards Close, Shaftesbury Stops: 59 St Edwards Close, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Trip Duration: 82 min Line Summary: The Town Hall, Shaftesbury, John Lane Side, Shaftesbury Shoobridge Court, Ivy Cross, Wincombe Lane, Ivy Saxon Spur, Shaftesbury Cross, Fairlane, Shaftesbury, Nettlecombe, Shaftesbury, St. Edwards Close, Shaftesbury, Lane Springƒeld Close, Ivy Cross Side, Shaftesbury, Springƒeld Close, Ivy Cross, Blackmore Road, Ivy Cross, Hill Farm, Ivy Cross, Blackmore Road, Ivy Cross Homeƒeld, Ivy Cross, Grosvenor Road, Shaftesbury, Hawthorn Close, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Ivy Cross Garage, Shaftesbury, John Shoobridge Court, Ivy Cross, The Town Hall, Shaftesbury, Chubbs Hill Farm, Ivy Cross House, Shaftesbury, Health Centre, St James, Pix Heathƒelds Way, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Mead Gardens, St James, St Johns Church, Donhead St Mary, Grove Arms, Charlton, Birdbush, Ludwell, Homeƒeld, Ivy Cross Whitesand Cross, Donhead St Andrew, Corner, Swallowcliffe, Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe, Clays Grosvenor Road, Shaftesbury Orchard, Fovant, Weeping Ash, Fovant, Rectory, Grosvenor Road, Shaftesbury Fovant, Pembroke Arms, Fovant, The Triangle Shelter, Compton Chamberlayne, Heath Farm, Ivy Cross Garage, Shaftesbury Barford St Martin, Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin, Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin, John Shoobridge Court, Ivy Cross Ugford Farm, Ditchampton, Cemetery, Ditchampton, Bleke Street, Shaftesbury Shaston Court, Ditchampton, Water Ditchampton, Ditchampton, The Hollows, Ditchampton, White The Town Hall, Shaftesbury Houses, Ditchampton, Elizabeth Road, Ditchampton, 26 High Street, Shaftesbury White Houses, Ditchampton, The Hollows, Ditchampton, Water Ditchampton, Ditchampton, Chubbs House, Shaftesbury West Street, Wilton, Wilton House, Wilton, Wilton Roundabout, Wilton, Fugglestone, Wilton, Coronation Health Centre, St James Square, Quidhampton, Rogers Close, Quidhampton, Albion Bungalows, Quidhampton, Skew Bridge, Pix Mead Gardens, St James Bemerton, Canadian Avenue, Bemerton, University A30, Shaftesbury Civil Parish Technical College, Salisbury, Finchley Road, Salisbury, Fountain Way, Salisbury, Windsor Street, Salisbury, St Johns Church, Donhead St Mary Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury, Hayters Coronation Close, Donhead St. Mary Civil Parish Almshouses, Salisbury, United Reform Church, Salisbury, Tesco, Salisbury Grove Arms, Charlton Birdbush, Ludwell Whitesand Cross, Donhead St Andrew Corner, Swallowcliffe Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe Clays Orchard, Fovant Weeping Ash, Fovant Tisbury Road, Fovant Civil Parish Rectory, Fovant Pembroke Arms, Fovant A30, Fovant Civil Parish The Triangle Shelter, Compton Chamberlayne Heath Farm, Barford St Martin Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin Shaftesbury Road, Barford St. Martin Civil Parish Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin Ugford Farm, Ditchampton Cemetery, Ditchampton Shaston Court, Ditchampton Shaston Court, Wilton Water Ditchampton, Ditchampton The Hollows, Ditchampton White Houses, Ditchampton Water Ditchampton, Wilton Civil Parish Elizabeth Road, Ditchampton White Houses, Ditchampton Water Ditchampton, Wilton Civil Parish The Hollows, Ditchampton Water Ditchampton, Ditchampton Saint John's Square, Wilton West Street, Wilton 12 West Street, Wilton Wilton House, Wilton Wilton Roundabout, Wilton Fugglestone, Wilton Coronation Square, Quidhampton Rogers Close, Quidhampton Albion Bungalows, Quidhampton Skew Bridge, Bemerton Canadian Avenue, Bemerton University Technical College, Salisbury Finchley Road, Salisbury Fountain Way, Salisbury Windsor Street, Salisbury Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury Hayters Almshouses, Salisbury United Reform Church, Salisbury Tesco, Salisbury Castle Street, Salisbury 27 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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