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386 Inbound Stowmarket - Rattlesden - Bury St Edmunds Suf 8-386- -Y08-5 390050789 Stand 4 Bus Station, Bury St Edmunds 1 (first) 2 (first) 390050877 opp Arc Shopping Centre, Bury St Edmunds 390050802 2 adj Tayfen Terrace, Bury St Edmunds 390051021 Old Convent Orchard, Bury St Edmunds 2 390050906 adj Albert Buildings, Bury St Edmunds 2 390050908 opp Kevor House, Bury St Edmunds 2 390050912 S-bound Spread Eagle, Bury St Edmunds 2 390050935 opp Stonebridge Avenue, Bury St Edmunds 2 390051014 West Suffolk Hospital, Bury St Edmunds 2 390050931 opp The Lodge, Bury St Edmunds 1 2 390051148 adj Barons Road, Bury St Edmunds 2 390051016 N-bound Rougham Rd Roundabout, Bury St Edmunds 2 390050723 Sainsbury's, Moreton Hall 2 390050725 Easlea Road, Moreton Hall 2 390050727 opp Matalan, Moreton Hall 2 390051225 adj Roundabout, Moreton Hall 2 390050708 adj Green Lane, Cattishall 2 390050659 opp White House, Blackthorpe 1 2 3 (first) 390050661 opp Newthorpe Road, Blackthorpe 1 2 3 390050665 opp Shelter, Rougham Green 1 2 3 390050663 opp Bennet Arms, Rougham (Suffk) 1 2 3 390040533 adj Five Bells, Hessett 1 2 3 390040437 adj The Meade, Drinkstone 1 2 3 390040914 W-bound Blacksmiths Corner, Drinkstone 1 2 3 390041068 adj The Church, Drinkstone 1 2 3 390041075 adj Great Barn, Drinkstone 1 2 3 390040449 390040709 Post Box, Drinkstone Green adj Rattlesden Road, Drinkstone Green 1 2 3 390040712 Shelter, Gedding 390041064 2 3 adj The Chestnuts, Drinkstone 390040916 Gedding Corner, Gedding 2 3 1 390040667 Six Bells, Felsham 2 3 390040908 Playing Fields, Lower Green/Felsham 2 3 390041060 E-bound Top Road, Rattlesden 1 2 3 390040919 opp Hill Top Farm, Rattlesden 1 2 3 390040714 opp Windyridge Road, Rattlesden 1 2 3 390040707 Brewers Arms, Rattlesden 1 2 3 390041053 opp Playing Field, Rattlesden 1 2 3 390040705 adj Fen Street, Buxhall Fen Street 1 2 3 390040727 Village Sign, Harleston (Suffk) 1 (last) 2 3 390040725 opp Stearn Drive, Onehouse 2 3 390040621 adj Chilton Meadows, Onehouse 2 3 390040620 Mallard Way, Stowmarket 2 3 390040613 adj Windermere Road, Stowmarket 2 3 390040733 opp Middle School, Stowmarket 2 3 390040735 opp Health Centre, Stowmarket 2 3 390040640 opp Beech Terrace, Stowmarket 2 3 390040605 Roundabout, Stowmarket 2 (last)3 (last) 390040606 Station Road West, Stowmarket Galloway 386 inbound Stowmarket - Rattlesden - Bury St Edmunds suf_8-386-_-y08-5.
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