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L7 bus time schedule & line map L7 Llanelli - Yr Hendy View In Website Mode The L7 bus line (Llanelli - Yr Hendy) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bryn: 3:25 PM (2) Hendy: 9:35 AM - 1:05 PM (3) Llanelli: 9:55 AM - 1:43 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest L7 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next L7 bus arriving. Direction: Bryn L7 bus Time Schedule 15 stops Bryn Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:25 PM Bus Station, Llanelli Stepney Place, Llanelli Tuesday 3:25 PM Andrew Street, Llanelli Wednesday 3:25 PM Long Row, Llanelli Thursday 3:25 PM Macdonald'S, Trostre Friday 3:25 PM Morrisons, Pemberton Saturday 3:25 PM Pemberton Tra∆c Lights, Pemberton Llandafen Road, Llanelli Rural Community Pemberton Lights, Pemberton L7 bus Info Direction: Bryn White Lion, Pemberton Stops: 15 Trip Duration: 17 min Llwynhendy Shops, Cefncaeau Line Summary: Bus Station, Llanelli, Andrew Street, The Avenue, Llanelli Rural Community Llanelli, Macdonald'S, Trostre, Morrisons, Pemberton, Pemberton Tra∆c Lights, Pemberton, Pemberton Heol Hen, Cefncaeau Lights, Pemberton, White Lion, Pemberton, Llwynhendy Shops, Cefncaeau, Heol Hen, Maes-Ar-Ddafen Shop, Cefncaeau Cefncaeau, Maes-Ar-Ddafen Shop, Cefncaeau, The Clos ar Ddafen, Llanelli Rural Community Joiners, Llwynhendy, Penllwynrhodyn Road, Llwynhendy, Gardde, Llwynhendy, Parc Richard, The Joiners, Llwynhendy Llwynhendy, Heol-Y-Mynydd, Bryn Penllwynrhodyn Road, Llwynhendy Gardde, Llwynhendy Parc Richard, Llwynhendy Parc Richard, Llanelli Rural Community Heol-Y-Mynydd, Bryn Direction: Hendy L7 bus Time Schedule 39 stops Hendy Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:35 AM - 1:05 PM Bus Station, Llanelli Stepney Place, Llanelli Tuesday 9:35 AM - 1:05 PM Andrew Street, Llanelli Wednesday 9:35 AM - 1:05 PM Long Row, Llanelli Thursday 9:35 AM - 1:05 PM Macdonald'S, Trostre Friday 9:35 AM - 1:05 PM Morrisons, Pemberton Saturday 9:35 AM - 1:05 PM Pemberton Tra∆c Lights, Pemberton Llandafen Road, Llanelli Rural Community Pemberton Lights, Pemberton L7 bus Info Direction: Hendy White Lion, Pemberton Stops: 39 Trip Duration: 18 min Llwynhendy Shops, Cefncaeau Line Summary: Bus Station, Llanelli, Andrew Street, The Avenue, Llanelli Rural Community Llanelli, Macdonald'S, Trostre, Morrisons, Pemberton, Pemberton Tra∆c Lights, Pemberton, Pemberton Heol Hen, Cefncaeau Lights, Pemberton, White Lion, Pemberton, Llwynhendy Shops, Cefncaeau, Heol Hen, Maes-Ar-Ddafen Shop, Cefncaeau Cefncaeau, Maes-Ar-Ddafen Shop, Cefncaeau, The Clos ar Ddafen, Llanelli Rural Community Joiners, Llwynhendy, Penllwynrhodyn Road, Llwynhendy, Gardde, Llwynhendy, Parc Richard, The Joiners, Llwynhendy Llwynhendy, Heol-Y-Mynydd, Bryn, Cafe, Bryn, Swindon, Bryn, Cleviston Park, Glanmwrwg, Penllwynrhodyn Road, Llwynhendy Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg, Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg, Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg, Gardde, Llwynhendy Brynhyfryd, Llangennech, Heol Plas Isaf, Llangennech, Ty Plas Isaf, Llangennech, Old Bridge, Llangennech, Co-Op, Llangennech, Park Lane, Parc Richard, Llwynhendy Llangennech, Heol Trosserch, Llangennech, Nant-Y- Parc Richard, Llanelli Rural Community Gro, Allt, Nant-Y-Gro, Allt, Llwynifan, Allt, Old Mill Court, Allt, Penybanc, Llangennech, Tal-Y-Coed, Heol-Y-Mynydd, Bryn Hendy, Heol-Y-Parc, Hendy, Maesderi, Hendy, Heol Llwynbedw, Hendy, Heol Llwynbedw, Hendy, Heol Cafe, Bryn Llwynbedw, Hendy Clos Penllwyngwyn, Llangennech Community Swindon, Bryn Cleviston Park, Glanmwrwg Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg Brynhyfryd, Llangennech Community Brynhyfryd, Llangennech Hendre Crescent, Llangennech Community Heol Plas Isaf, Llangennech Ty Plas Isaf, Llangennech Old Bridge, Llangennech Co-Op, Llangennech Afon Road, Llangennech Community Park Lane, Llangennech Heol Trosserch, Llangennech Nant-Y-Gro, Allt Nant-y-Gro, Llangennech Community Nant-Y-Gro, Allt Llwynifan, Allt Old Mill Court, Allt Llys y Felin, Llangennech Community Penybanc, Llangennech A4138, Llanedi Community Tal-Y-Coed, Hendy Iscoed Road, Llanedi Community Heol-Y-Parc, Hendy Maesderi, Hendy Heol Llwynbedw, Hendy Heol Llwynbedw, Hendy Heol Llwynbedw, Llanedi Community Heol Llwynbedw, Hendy Direction: Llanelli L7 bus Time Schedule 40 stops Llanelli Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:55 AM - 1:43 PM Heol Llwynbedw, Hendy Tuesday 9:55 AM - 1:43 PM Maesderi, Hendy Maes Deri, Llanedi Community Wednesday 9:55 AM - 1:43 PM Bryngwili Road, Hendy Thursday 9:55 AM - 1:43 PM Friday 9:55 AM - 1:43 PM Tal-Y-Coed, Hendy Iscoed Road, Llanedi Community Saturday 9:55 AM - 1:43 PM Penybanc, Llangennech Nant-Y-Gro, Allt Nant-y-Gro, Llangennech Community L7 bus Info Direction: Llanelli Nant-Y-Gro, Allt Stops: 40 Trip Duration: 18 min Nant-Y-Gro, Allt Line Summary: Heol Llwynbedw, Hendy, Maesderi, Nant-y-Gro, Llangennech Community Hendy, Bryngwili Road, Hendy, Tal-Y-Coed, Hendy, Penybanc, Llangennech, Nant-Y-Gro, Allt, Nant-Y- Llwynifan, Allt Gro, Allt, Nant-Y-Gro, Allt, Llwynifan, Allt, Old Mill Court, Allt, Heol Trosserch, Llangennech, Park Lane, Old Mill Court, Allt Llangennech, Co-Op, Llangennech, Old Bridge, Llys y Felin, Llangennech Community Llangennech, Ty Plas Isaf, Llangennech, Heol Plas Isaf, Llangennech, Brynhyfryd, Llangennech, Heol Trosserch, Llangennech Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg, Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg, Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg, Park Lane, Llangennech Cleviston Park, Glanmwrwg, Swindon, Bryn, Cafe, Bryn, Heol-Y-Mynydd, Bryn, Parc Richard, Llwynhendy, Penygraig Square, Llwynhendy, Gardde, Co-Op, Llangennech Llwynhendy, The Joiners, Llwynhendy, Llwynhendy Afon Road, Llangennech Community Shops, Cefncaeau, Heol Hen, Cefncaeau, Ysgol-Yr- Old Bridge, Llangennech Ynys, Cefncaeau, Ynyslas, Cefncaeau, Maes-Ar- Ddafen Shop, Cefncaeau, Llwynhendy Surgery, Cefncaeau, White Lion, Pemberton, Pemberton Ty Plas Isaf, Llangennech Lights, Pemberton, Morrisons, Pemberton, Macdonald'S, Trostre, Andrew Street, Llanelli, Bus Heol Plas Isaf, Llangennech Station, Llanelli Brynhyfryd, Llangennech Brynhyfryd, Llangennech Community Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg Brynhyfryd Estate, Glanmwrwg Brynhyfryd, Llangennech Community Cleviston Park, Glanmwrwg Swindon, Bryn Cafe, Bryn Heol-Y-Mynydd, Bryn Parc Richard, Llwynhendy Parc Richard, Llanelli Rural Community Penygraig Square, Llwynhendy Gardde, Llwynhendy The Joiners, Llwynhendy Llwynhendy Road, Llanelli Rural Community Llwynhendy Shops, Cefncaeau Heol Hen, Cefncaeau Ysgol-Yr-Ynys, Cefncaeau Heol Hen, Llanelli Rural Community Ynyslas, Cefncaeau Maes-Ar-Ddafen Shop, Cefncaeau Clos ar Ddafen, Llanelli Rural Community Llwynhendy Surgery, Cefncaeau B4297, Llanelli Rural Community White Lion, Pemberton Pemberton Lights, Pemberton Llandafen Road, Llanelli Rural Community Morrisons, Pemberton Macdonald'S, Trostre Andrew Street, Llanelli Bus Station, Llanelli L7 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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    FOI Reference: 399/2017 Request: In particular, please can you provide me with the following information: 1. Can you provide me with a full list of the number of buildings/ premises that are used by Dyfed-Powys Police within the Dyfed-Powys Police area. Can this include a breakdown of what each building/ premises is used for (e.g. Service Headquarters, BCU Headquarters, a list of all police stations). 2. Can you provide details about BCU (or equivalent) boundaries, sectors and wards within the Dyfed-Powys Police Area. It would be preferable if you could provide this in map form – see attached as an example. 3. Can you tell me how many police custody suite places there are across the Dyfed-Powys Police area. Can this include a breakdown of where these custody suite places are located (e.g. how many places within each station/location). Clarification: A previous similar response was provided to the applicant as it answered question 3 of the above request; therefore a response has only been provided in relation to questions 1 and 2. Response 1: I can confirm that Dyfed Powys Police does hold the information requested, the details of which are as follows: • There are a total 85 Police buildings/premises that are used by Dyfed Powys Police, which comprise of the following: . 36 Police stations (please see below for a list of the Police stations) . 31 Police office buildings (which includes Dyfed Powys Police Service Headquarters that comprises of 13 Police office buildings) . 9 Police Mast sites . 9 Police specialist facilities List of Police