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26 Rushden - Wymington - Podington/Yelden/Sharnbrook - Harrold (- Bedford) Also Shows Through Journeys and Connections to Bedford on Service 25 26 Rushden - Wymington - Podington/Yelden/Sharnbrook - Harrold (- Bedford) Also shows through journeys and connections to Bedford on service 25 Mondays to Saturdays (except Public Holidays) From 23rd October 2017 Service No.: 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 26 25 25 Notes: MF R MF S MF B B B MF S Rushden, Skinners Hill (1) ---- ---- ---- 0905 0945 1140 1400 1700 ---- ---- Wymington, Church Lane ---- ---- ---- 0915 0955 1150 1410 1710 ---- ---- Podington, opp. Church ---- ---- ---- 0918 ---- ---- 1413 1713 ---- ---- Hinwick, opp. Park Farm ---- ---- ---- 0920 ---- ---- 1415 1715 ---- ---- Newton Bromswold, Yelden Road ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 1158 ---- ---- ---- ---- Yelden, High Street, Trailly Close ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 1202 ---- ---- ---- ---- Melchbourne, Knotting Road ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 1206 ---- ---- ---- ---- Knotting, opp. St Margaret’s Church ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- 1210 ---- ---- ---- ---- Souldrop, Stocking Lane ---- 0843 ---- ---- 1003 1218 ---- ---- ---- ---- Sharnbrook, opp. St Peter's Church (S) 0627 0847 ---- ---- 1007 1222 ---- ---- 1913* 1916* Odell, The Green 0635 0853 0853 ---- 1013 1228 ---- ---- ---- ---- Harrold, o/s The Institute arr 0639 0857 0857 0930 1017 1232 1425 1725 ---- ---- Harrold, o/s The Institute dep 0640 0900 0900 0930 1020 1232 ---- 1750c ---- ---- Pavenham, Weavers Lane ---- ---- ---- 0942 1036 1244 ---- 1806c ---- ---- Stevington, Stevington Cross 0652 0916 0916 ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- Clapham, Highbury Grove 0701 0925 0925 0951 1045 1253 ---- 1815c ---- ---- Bedford, opp. Sainsbury's, Clapham Rd. 0704 0928 0928 0954 1048 1256 ---- 1818c ---- ---- Bedford, Bus Station 0711 0933 0933 0959 1053 1301 ---- 1823c 1932 1935 Notes: * Time at Sharnbrook St Peter’s Church stop T, bus then runs direct to Bedford via the A6. B Through bus to Bedford, shows service 25 between Harrold and Bedford, see service 25 for full timetable. c Service 25 connection, change buses at Harrold, through ticketing is available. MF Mondays to Fridays only. R Calls at Bedford Railway Station at 0708. S Saturdays only. No service on Sundays or Public Holidays. These services run under contract to Bedford Borough Council. 1 26 (Bedford -) Harrold - Sharnbrook/Yelden/Podington - Wymington - Rushden Also shows through journeys from Bedford on service 25 Mondays to Saturdays (except Public Holidays) From 23rd October 2017 Service No.: 25 25 26 25 25 26 25 Notes: MF S A A A Bedford, Bus Station (R) ---- 0820 ---- 0945 1305 ---- 1600 Bedford, o/s Sainsbury’s, Clapham Rd. ---- 0823 ---- 0948 1308 ---- 1603 Clapham, opp. Highbury Grove ---- 0826 ---- 0951 1311 ---- 1606 Stevington, opp. Stevington Cross ---- ---- ---- 0959 ---- ---- ---- Pavenham, opp. Weavers Lane ---- 0834 ---- ---- 1319 ---- 1614 Harrold, o/s The Institute arr ---- 0847 ---- 1014 1333 ---- 1632 Harrold, o/s The Institute dep 0845 0847 ---- 1020 1333 1430 1640 Odell, opp. The Green ---- 0852 ---- ---- 1337 1434 ---- Sharnbrook, St Peter's Church (T) ---- ---- 0900 ---- 1343 1440 ---- Souldrop, Stocking Lane ---- ---- 0904 ---- 1347 ---- ---- Knotting, o/s St Margaret’s Church ---- ---- 0912 ---- ---- ---- ---- Melchbourne, Knotting Road ---- ---- 0916 ---- ---- ---- ---- Yelden, High Street, opp. Spring Lane ---- ---- 0920 ---- ---- ---- ---- Newton Bromswold, Yelden Road ---- ---- 0922 ---- ---- ---- ---- Hinwick, o/s Park Farm 0855 ---- ---- 1030 ---- ---- 1650 Podington, o/s Church 0857 ---- ---- 1032 ---- ---- 1652 Wymington, opp. Church Lane 0900 ---- 0932 1035 1355 ---- 1655 Rushden, Skinners Hill 0905 ---- 0937 1040 1400 ---- 1700 Notes: A Through bus to Rushden, shows service 26 between Harrold and Rushden. MF Mondays to Fridays only. S Saturdays only. No service on Sundays or Public Holidays. These services run under contract to Bedford Borough Council. 2.
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