School Bus No 130 Shrewley - Claverdon - Ullenhall - Mappleborough - Studley - Alcester Schools

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WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL School Bus no 130 Shrewley - Claverdon - Ullenhall - Mappleborough - Studley - Alcester Schools Morning Journey 0735 Shrewley Common Crossroads 0741 Claverdon Butchers Shop Route: 0743 Claverdon - Church Road Shrewley Common, The Cumsey, Lye Green Road, 0745 Claverdon - Opp Crown Inn Claverdon, The Green, Station Road, Church Road, 0750 Henley High - Coach Park Entrance Langley Road, A4189, Ullenhall Road, Ullenhall, 0755 Ullenhall - Ullenhall Street/Church Hill Ullenhall Lane, A435, Mappleborough Green, A435, 0805 Mappleborough Green - Summer Palace Studley, High Street, Crooks Lane, Littlewood 0807 Mappleborough Green - Village Hall Layby Green, Middletown Lane, Sambourne, Whitemoor 0812 Studley - High Street Hill Road, B4090, Birmingham Road, Alcester 0814 Studley High School Grammar School Bus Park, Birmingham Road, 0816 Studley - Crooks Lane / The Grove School Road, Kinwarton Road, St. Benedicts RC 0817 Studley - Littlewood Green High School Bus Park, Captains Hill, Alcester 0819 Middletown Academy Bus Park 0821 Sambourne - Green Dragon 0832 ALCESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL 0837 ALCESTER ST. BENEDICT'S R.C. HIGH SCHOOL 0840 ALCESTER ACADEMY Afternoon Journey 1530 ALCESTER ACADEMY (arrive) Route: 1535 ALCESTER ACADEMY (depart) Alcester Academy Bus Park, Captains Hill, 1540 ALCESTER ST. BENEDICT'S R.C. HIGH SCHOOL Kinwarton Rd, St Benedicts Bus Park, Kinwarton 1550 ALCESTER GRAMMAR SCHOOL Rd, Kinwarton Farm Road, Tything Rd, Arden Rd, 1600 Sambourne - Green Dragon Birmingham Rd, Alcester Grammar Bus Park, then 1602 Middletown reverse of outward route 1604 Studley - Littlewood Green 1605 Studley - Crooks Lane / The Grove 1607 Studley - High Street 1613 Mappleborough Green - Village Hall 1615 Mappleborough Green - Summer Palace 1625 Ullenhall - Ullenhall Street/Church Hill 1630 Henley High - Car Garage 1635 Claverdon - Crown Inn 1637 Claverdon - Church Road 1639 Claverdon Opp Butchers Shop 1645 Shrewley Common Crossroads A WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Please note: This bus can only be used by holders of a valid SERVICE OPERATED BY Warwickshire County Council School Bus pass bearing the bus no above. Anyone not holding a valid pass for this service will be refused travel. Tel: 01926 430 130 [email protected] Contact the Warwickshire County Council School Transport Teams: Tel: 01926 412929 Press Option 1, Option 1 for Eligibility, Application and Payment Enquiries or email: [email protected] Press Option 1, Option 2 for Bus Routes and Times or email: [email protected] Valid from 05/09/2016 www.warwickshire.gov.uk/schooltravel.

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