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Maidenhead Map.Indd 238 to Bisham & Cookham Dean Hurley 238 238 239 Furze Platt Farnham Royal To Wexham Burnham Park Hospital 239 239 to Henley on Thames Boulters 5 Lock 53 5A 53 Britwell 16 8 ������������������������������������ Halifax Rd 16A BCA 238 �������������� College 239 8 8 Taplow Burchett’s 5A ����������������� Green 238 St Marks 53 239 Highway Hospital Lent Rise Courtney Maidenhead Services Key: Maidenhead ����������������������������������������� Maidenhead – Knowl Hill – Wargrave Town Centre 16 Sainsbury’s Maidenhead – Paley Street – White ����������������������������������������� 4 4/4A Waltham – Waltham St Lawrence 127 – Twyford – Sonning – Woodley – Reading 4 16A – Knowl Hill – Maidenhead (Circular) (Operates Saturdays only) 4A 7 �������������������������������������������� 4A 5 127 7B Farmers Way – Wootton Way – Town Centre ������������������������������������� Bracknell – Ascot – North Ascot - Legoland 5A – Furze Platt – Cranbrook Drive - Halifax Road (5A) 5/5A 192 - Windsor (Occasional journeys only) Littlewick Green – St Mark’s Hospital - Town Centre ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Knowl Hill 127 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Cox Green 53 �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Maidenhead – St Mark’s Hospital - BCA Town Centre – Cox Green – Woodlands Park ����������������������������������College – Hurley – Cookham Dean 7/7B 238 (Operates Tuesday and Thursday only) Bray ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������� �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Maidenhead – St Mark’s Hospital - BCA College Halifax Road – St Mark’s Hospital – Town ��������������������������������������������– Hurley – Henley On Thames (Operates 4 8 Centre – Boulters Lock 239 Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday only) 7 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������� St Mark’s Hospital – Maidenhead – Bray �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������LEGOLAND Shuttle Service 7B 16/16A – Holyport – Fifield (16A) – Dedworth �������������������������������– Windsor Theatre - Windsor Parish Church 127 to – King Edward VII Hospital – Windsor 600 – Legoland Windsor (Seasonal service) Twyford Kiln Green & White Waltham Bracknell – Moneyrow Green – Holyport Reading Airfield Woodlands – Maidenhead – Burnham – Britwell Park 53 – Wexham Park Hospital www.courtneybuses.com 127 Hare Hatch 16 Dorney Lake White Waltham 16A Holyport Waltham 16 St.Lawrence 4 4A Holyport Water College Oakley Clewer Windsor Castle Moneyrow Green 16 Fifield 16 Paley Street Oakley 16A Green 16A 192 Touchen-End 16A Windsor 600 Dedworth Clewer Hill King Edward VII Hospital Sherlock 192 Row 4 4 Legoland 4A 4A Hawthorn Hill 53 to Bracknell 192 to Ascot & Bracknell.
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