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43 Cadbury Heath R Welcome to your guide 43 Cadbury Heath – 318 Cribbs Causeway – Keynsham 581 Chipping Sodbury – Hanham Rail Frequency Guide to transport options in the City Centre Cribbs Causeway – Bath Weekend train times are subject to change due to the impact of engineering work across the network. Please check your train Hanham area. 319 BUS FREQUENCIES times before travelling. IN MINUTES Chipping Sodbury This guide provides an overview of all transport options in BUS FREQUENCIES BUS FREQUENCIES Cribbs Causeway Hanham and the surrounding areas. IN MINUTES Cadbury Heath IN MINUTES Daytime Evenings The map overleaf shows all bus services, the train stations and Yate, Shopping Centre Keynsham Lawrence Hill 318 Mon-Fri 60 1 jny cycle paths. All bus services are colour coded to help you. Daytime Evenings Warmley Bristol Parkway R to Bath to Bristol Parkway Yate Station R A summary of services is shown in the Bus Frequency Mon-Fri 20 30 Daytime Evenings Saturday 60 1 jny Guide below which includes approximate daytime and UWE, Kingswood Mon-Fri 60 60* Sunday evening frequencies for all days of the week. Saturday 20 30 Frenchay Campus — — Frampton Cotterell TRAIN FREQUENCIES TRAIN FREQUENCIES Saturday 60 60* IN MINUTES Keynsham IN MINUTES Lawrence Hill Daytime means up to 6pm and Evenings from 6pm. Sunday 30 30 St George Operated by Wessex Connect Winterbourne The numbers shown indicate how often the buses run. Sunday 60* 60* Frenchay Hospital H Daytime Evenings Oldfield Park Daytime Evenings For example the number 30 would show that a bus runs Operated by First On Mondays to Fridays Stapleton Road every 30 minutes, 120 indicates a bus every 2 hours. Lawrence Hill R 319 some journeys serve Bristol Parkway R Mon-Fri 30-60 60-120 Mon-Fri 30-60 30-60 Downend MOD Abbey Wood For all bus services, generally a Sunday service applies on Daytime Evenings Saturday 60 60-120 Bath Saturday 60 2 jnys Public Holidays. Filton Abbey Wood City Centre Mon-Fri 60 1 jny Station R Filton Abbey Wood Bus services which also stop at a station are indicated with Staple Hill Sunday 60-120 60-120 Freshford Sunday — — the symbol R and hospitals are indicated by H . Saturday 60 1 jny UWE, Frenchay Campus (not all journeys) Bus services which are mainly wheelchair accessible are Sunday — — Kingswood Blackberry Hill Avoncliff Bristol Parkway indicated with , however please check with the operator (not all journeys) before travelling. Hospital H Operated by Warmley For bus timetable information contact Traveline on Bitton – City Centre First Cardiff 44, 44A Longwell Fishponds Bradford-on-Avon (not all journeys) 0871 200 22 33 (calls from landlines cost 10p per minute plus Cadbury network extras) or visit www.traveline.info Green Did you know? BUS FREQUENCIES * Late evenings and Sundays Heath Cossham Hospital H For rail timetable information contact National Rail on Bitton between Kingswood and An inter-site bus runs between Trowbridge 318 08457 48 49 50 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk. IN MINUTES (44A only) Bristol Parkway Station only. 319 Bitton Frenchay and Southmead Keynsham Hospitals. Kingswood 44 Oldland Common Westbury R For more information call Daytime Evenings (44A only) Bath R Hanham (0117) 959 5417 Example Fare: Bus Frequency Guide Mon-Fri 30 — North Common (44A only) Keynsham to Bath adult Saturday 30 — off-peak day return £3.40‡ Lawrence Hill Sunday — — Cadbury Heath to Bristol Temple Meads Night Bus 332 Bath – City Centre N3 Longwell Green, Sea Mills – Kingswood 44A Asda 584 TRAIN FREQUENCIES Night bus N3 runs at weekends from the City Centre to Kingswood BUS FREQUENCIES Daytime Evenings Bath Lawrence Hill and Hanham. Pick up a leaflet for more times and route details or IN MINUTES Hotwells – Kingswood IN MINUTES contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33 (calls from landlines cost 10p Mon-Fri — 60 587 Keynsham 44A Daytime Evenings Daytime Evenings per minute plus network extras) or www.traveline.info 44 Saturday — 60 Longwell Green, Bitton to Bristol Temple Meads Mon-Fri 60 60# BUS FREQUENCIES Mon-Fri 30-120 60-120 Sunday 60 60 Aspects (44A only) IN MINUTES Hotwells Sea Mills Saturday 60 3 jnys Saturday 60 60# Longwell Green, TRAIN FREQUENCIES Bristol 587 Hanham Common 584 584 Keynsham Temple Meads Operated by First Sunday 120 — Crown Bristol IN MINUTES Sunday 60 — Daytime Evenings Zoo Westbury Daytime Evenings St. George Operated by First Longwell Green, Mon-Fri 60 — Aspects (Evenings and Horfield Southmead Mon-Fri # Between Longwell Green Saturday 60 — 20-60 30-60 Bristol Lawrence Hill R and Bath only Sunday journeys only) Hospital H Temple Meads Example Fare: Saturday Weston-super-Mare Sunday — — 20-60 60 6 Longwell Green – City Centre Adult off-peak day return Eastville (not all journeys) Broadmead Hanham 587 Sunday 60-120 60 fare from Longwell Green Daytime Evenings Fishponds Filton Abbey Wood BUS FREQUENCIES to City Centre £3.90‡ Longwell Green City Centre IN MINUTES Lawrence Hill R Mon-Fri 60 1 jny Cossham Hospital H Daytime Evenings Saturday 60 1 jny Lawrence Hill Hanham Common Kingswood Cardiff Mon-Fri 20* 30* City Centre Sunday — — (not all journeys) to Avonmouth Kingswood, Weston Saturday 20* 30* Kingswood Bitton – City Centre Way (587 only) 45 Operated by Wessex Connect TRAIN FREQUENCIES Sunday 30* 30* Lawrence Hill Soundwell IN MINUTES BUS FREQUENCIES Bitton Operated by First IN MINUTES (Eves and Suns only) Daytime Evenings Lodge Causeway Longwell Green – Keynsham Stapleton Road * Hourly between Longwell 532 Mon-Fri 30-60 3 jnys Green and Kingswood Daytime Evenings Oldland Common (Eves and Suns only) Tormarton – Kingswood Montpelier Speedwell Mon-Fri 20 60 533 Mangotsfield – Keynsham 634 Saturday 30-60 3 jnys Avon Valley Railway Sunday 60 — Saturday 20 60 Cadbury Heath BUS FREQUENCIES Lawrence Hill R BUS FREQUENCIES Redland Sunday 60 60 IN MINUTES Mangotsfield (533 only) IN MINUTES Tormarton Based in Bitton this original California Farm City Centre Daytime Evenings Clifton Down Operated by First 532 Staple Hill (533 only) Hinton Midland Railway Station runs Daytime Evenings Mon-Fri 1 jny — Hanham Sea Mills Mon-Fri 60 — Cossham Hospital H regular events on steam trains. (533 only) Saturday — — Dyrham St. George Saturday 60 — Kingswood (533 only) Sunday — — For more information visit Shirehampton Sunday — — Operated by Faresaver Doynton Lawrence Hill R Longwell Green, www.avonvalleyrailway.org Avonmouth Aspects 533 There are 2 journeys on Monday, Wick, St. Andrews Road or call (0117) 932 5538 Example Fare: Staple Hill – Longwell Green Did you know? Broadmead Daytime Evenings Wednesday and Friday Rose and Crown (not all journeys) 17 Cadbury Heath Lawrence Hill to Severn That by going by bus to the Mon-Fri 60 — Severn Beach train station you can save on Bridgeyate Beach anytime return £3‡ (not all journeys) BUS FREQUENCIES parking fees City Centre Saturday 60 — North Common IN MINUTES Staple Hill Kingswood, Sunday — — Rail Network Map Daytime Evenings Shopping Centre New Cheltenham Oldland Common Operated by Wessex Connect Sunday 60 — to Worcester, Kenilworth Drive Birmingham and Kingswood Kingswood – (533 only) Operated by Wessex Connect 86 the North Wotton-under-Edge Longwell Green 532 Chippenham – City Centre Longwell Green – Chipping Sodbury 533 Cherry Gardens 635 Gloucester 87 (532 only) Example Fare: BUS FREQUENCIES to Cardiff and West Wales to Stonehouse and Stroud BUS FREQUENCIES Adult off-peak day return Willsbridge IN MINUTES Chippenham Longwell Green IN MINUTES fare from Cadbury Heath (87 peak periods only) Daytime Evenings Severn Beach to Keynsham £3.20‡ Keynsham R Marshfield Pilning Cam & Dursley to Stroud 86 87 Mon-Fri 60-120 — Kingswood Bristol to Didcot Parkway, Daytime Evenings St Andrews Road Patchway Yate Saturday 120 — Doynton Parkway Reading and London Bitton – City Centre Mon-Fri 120 — (certain journeys only) Clifton 42 Mangotsfield Sunday — — Shirehampton Down Montpelier Saturday 5 jnys — Swindon For all bus services, generally a Sunday Wick Filton Abbey Wood BUS FREQUENCIES Operated by Faresaver Sunday — — Emersons Green service applies on Public Holidays. Avonmouth Sea Mills Redland Chippenham IN MINUTES Bitton Bespoke school and works services are Kingswood, Stapleton Road Daytime Evenings Oldland Common Operated by Wessex Connect omitted for clarity. Shopping Centre LawrenceLawrence Hill Hill Coalpit Heath Bristol to Melksham Mon-Fri 20 — Example Fare: Lawrence Hill R Temple Meads North Common Additional journeys run on Bradford-on-Avon Saturday 20 — service 87 during peak periods Yate Station R Adult off-peak day return KeynshamKeynsham Oldfield Bath Spa to provide a 30 minute service fare from Kingswood to Yatton Park Sunday — — Cadbury Heath between Yate and Kingswood City Centre Trowbridge Yate , Bus Operators Marshfield £3.60‡ Bus link Weston-super-Mare Shopping Centre Faresaver (01249) 44 44 44 Operated by First Kingswood www.faresaver.co.uk to Westbury, Chipping Sodbury St George First 0845 602 0156 to Devon Bristol Airport Southampton, and Cornwall and Brighton Hawkesbury Upton www.firstgroup.com R Lawrence Hill (86 only) Severnside Transport (01454) 868383 Wick – Keynsham Wotton-under-Edge 684 City Centre Wessex Connect 0845 838 7080 www.wessexconnect.net Bus connections (86 only) BUS FREQUENCIES IN MINUTES Wick, Church The following bus routes serve Keynsham Railway Station Daytime Evenings 318 Keynsham to Cribbs Causeway ‡ Bus and rail fare information Upton Cheyney Getting around Hanham and surrounding areas Mon-Fri 1 jny$ — 533 Keynsham to Mangotsfield This information is correct at time of printing and subject Saturday — — to change. For the most up-to-date fare information Swineford please contact the operator. Adult Day Return (off-peak) In addition to public transport, the following options are Sunday — — The following bus routes serve Lawrence Hill Railway Station Youth Concessionary Fares Bike is valid from 9am, peak fares apply before 9am. available: Operated by Faresaver 42 Bitton to City Centre Don’t forget, if you plan to use the bus regularly there are Young people aged 14-18 living in South Gloucestershire can Cycling is a quick and cheap way to get around Bitton apply for the Youth Unltd bus pass which entitles them to half and also helps to keep you fit.
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