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BALFRON AREA Serving: Aberfoyle Callander Drymen Fintry Milngavie Nobleston Strathblane SCHOOL BUSES IN THE BALFRON AREA Serving: Aberfoyle Callander Drymen Fintry Milngavie Nobleston Strathblane Bus times from 6 March 2017 The smarter way to pay… For live ‘real time’ bus Download our FREE information download the MTickets App First Bus App Milngavie - Balfron 308 via Croftamie and Drymen Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 308 Milngavie, Station 1635 Milngavie, Craigton Road 1640 Castlemains, before Craighead Drive 1644 Carbeth 1652 Croftamie 1704 Drymen, Square 1709 Balfron Station 1716 Balfron, Cotton Street 1721 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 1722 Balfron – Nobleston 313 via Gartocharn and Balloch Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 313 313 Service Number 313 313 Balfron, High School — 1535 Nobleston, Roundabout 0748 1615 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 0712 1536 Alexandria, Rail Station 0752 1618 Killearn, Station Road 0719 1543 Levenvale, Luss Road 0757 1622 Croftamie 0724 1548 Balloch, Bus Stance 0802 1626 Gartocharn 0731 1558 Gartocharn 0812 1636 Balloch, Bus Stance 0741 1608 Croftamie 0822 1642 Jamestown 0743 1610 Killearn, Station Road 0827 1647 Nobleston, Roundabout 0747 1614 Balfron, Buchanan Street Clinic 0834 1654 Balfron, High School 0835 — Services 504, 507, 510, 512, 513, 515 and 516 are operated on behalf of Stirling Council. Useful information about our timetables and tickets... www.firstscotlandeast.com 01324 602 200 (open 24 hours, 7 days a week) Customer services: Carmuirs House, 300 Stirling Road. Larbert FK5 3NJ [email protected] @FirstScotland Balfron – Callander 504 via Gartmore, Aberfolye and Port of Menteith Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 504 Note WHF MT Balfron, Buchanan Street Clinic 0747 Service Number 504 504 Balfron, Cotton Street 0748 Callander, McLaren High School 1525 1555 Balfron Station 0753 Port of Menteith 1540 1610 Ward Toll 0800 Aberfoyle, Tourist Information Centre 1550 1620 Gartmore, opp Post Office 0805 Aberfoyle, Tourist Information Centre 1552 1622 Aberfoyle, Tourist Information Centre 0813 Gartmore, Post Office 1600 1630 Aberfoyle, Tourist Information Centre 0815 Ward Toll 1605 1635 Port of Menteith 0825 Balfron Station 1612 1642 Callander, McLaren High School 0840 Balfron, Cotton Street 1617 1647 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 1618 1648 Notes: MT Operates Mondays and Tuesdays only WHF Operates Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays only 507 Balfron – Fintry Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 507 507 Service Number 507 507 Balfron, Buchanan Street Clinic — 1524 Fintry, Menzies Avenue 0812 1600 Balfron, High School arr — 1525 Fintry, Cross 0815 1602 Balfron, High School dep — 1535 Boquhan 0830 1617 Balfron, Cotton Street 0748 1536 Balfron, High School 0835 1621 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 0749 1537 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 0836 1622 Boquhan 0753 1541 Fintry, Cross 0808 1556 Fintry, Menzies Avenue 0810 1558 Balfron Circular 510 via Killearn and Blane Smithy Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 510 510 Balfron, High School — 1535 Balfron, Cotton Street 0809 1536 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 0810 1537 Killearn, Station Road 0817 1544 Blane Smithy 0819 1546 Killearn, Branziert Road 0824 1551 Balfron, Buchanan Street Clinic 0833 1600 Balfron, Cotton Street 0834 1601 Balfron, High School 0835 — Milngavie – Balfron 512 via Drymen Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 512 Service Number 512 Milngavie, Station 0749 Balfron High School 1535 Milngavie, Craigton Road 0754 Balfron Station 1540 Castlemains, Craighead Drive 0758 Drymen, Square 1551 Auchengillan 0807 Croftamie, opp Cattermills 1556 Croftamie 0818 Auchengillan 1606 Drymen, Square 0823 Castlemains, opp Craighead Drive 1616 Balfron Station 0830 Milngavie, Craigton Road 1620 Balfron High School 0835 Milngavie, Station 1625 Balfron – Balfron 513 via Fintry, Kippen and Buchlyvie Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 513 Service Number 513 Balfron, Cotton Street 0739 Balfron, High School 1535 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 0740 Buchlyvie 1545 Boquhan 0743 Kippen Cross 1555 Fintry, opp Culcreuch Avenue 0758 Balafark 1605 Balafark 0805 Fintry, Culcreuch Avenue 1612 Kippen Cross 0815 Boquhan 1627 Buchlyvie 0825 Balfron, Buchanan Street Clinic 1630 Balfron, High School 0835 Balfron, Cotton Street 1631 Balfron – Strathblane 515 516 via Killearn and Blanefield Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 515 516 515 516 Balfron, High School — — 1535 1535 Balfron, Cotton Street 0751 0751 1536 1536 Balfron, Buchanan Street opp Clinic 0752 0752 1537 1537 Killearn, opp Church 0759 0759 1544 1544 Strathblane, Kirkhouse Inn 0809 0809 1554 1554 Strathblane – Balfron 515 516 via Blanefield and Killearn Mondays to Fridays (Schooldays only) Service Number 515 516 515 516 Strathblane, Kirkhouse Inn 0810 0810 1555 1555 Killearn, Branziert Road 0825 0825 1610 1610 Balfron, Buchanan Street Clinic 0832 0832 1617 1617 Balfron, Cotton Street 0834 0834 1619 1619 Balfron, High School 0835 0835 — —.
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