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Cheltenham Area Current Bus Routes and New Proposals Cheltenham area Current bus routes and new proposals Please click on service number for survey results Contents page 1 of 4 10 CHELTENHAM - GLOUCESTER - LOWER TUFFLEY Runs daily. All journeys throughout the day are provided WITHOUT subsidy. Some evening journeys are subsidised. Option 1: Evening services will run hourly. No other proposal. 23 STROUD - MISERDEN - CHELTENHAM Runs on Thursdays. Shoppers’ service subsidised. Option 1: Three times weekly service running on a flexible Option 2: This service could be withdrawn and replaced by a basis linking most villages served by this route and on flexible transport service*. Depending on the type of service offered, services 63 and 256 to Painswick and Brockworth where you may need to book your trip in advance. Departure times and connections for Cheltenham, Stroud and Gloucester will be precise pick-up/drop off points will be confirmed when you make available. your booking. 41 CHELTENHAM - TEWKESBURY - NORTHWAY Runs daily. Daytime journeys are provided WITHOUT subsidy. Evening journeys are subsidised. Option 1: Monday to Saturday evening journeys to run two Option 2: Evening service after 7:30pm to run on Fridays and hourly after 7.30pm. Saturdays. 46 STROUD - CHELTENHAM Runs every day. All Monday to Saturday journeys are provided WITHOUT subsidy. All Sunday journeys are subsidised. Option 1: Run two trips in each direction on Sundays between Nailsworth, Option 2: Journeys on Sundays will run Stroud, Brockworth and Cheltenham to cater for Sunday workers and day trip between Nailsworth, Stroud and Brockworth market. Additional journeys on Sundays will run between Nailsworth, Stroud and to connect with service 10 for Cheltenham and Brockworth to connect with service 10 for Cheltenham and Gloucester. Gloucester. 98 GLOUCESTER - CHURCHDOWN - CHELTENHAM Runs daily. Monday to Saturday daytime journeys are provided WITHOUT subsidy. Sunday and evening journeys are subsidised. Option 1: On Monday to Saturday evenings buses will be retimed to improve Option 2: On Monday to Saturday evenings connections with trains from London. On Mondays to Thursdays the last the last bus will leave Gloucester at 8.10pm for bus will leave Gloucester at 8.10pm for Churchdown. The last bus will leave Churchdown. The last bus will leave Cheltenham Cheltenham for Gloucester at 7.25 pm. On Fridays and Saturdays there will be for Gloucester at 7.25 pm. On Sundays an hourly later departures from both Gloucester and Cheltenham. service will be maintained between Gloucester and Gloucester Royal Hospital. Three buses will On Sundays three return journeys will run between Gloucester and run in each direction between Gloucester and Churchdown between 10am and 4pm. An hourly service will continue to run Churchdown. between Gloucester Bus Station and Gloucester Royal Hospital. 232 THE CAMP - WINSTONE - CHELTENHAM Runs on Mondays only. Service subsidised. Option 1: This service could be withdrawn. Miserden, Whiteway and The Option 2: This service could be withdrawn Camp will be served by a three times weekly service running on a flexible and replaced by a flexible transport service*. basis to Painswick and Brockworth where connections will be available Depending on the type of service offered, you for Cheltenham, Stroud and Gloucester. Brimpsfield, Birdlip, Winstone and may need to book your trip in advance. Departure Elkstone are served by the Monday to Saturday Cirencester - Gloucester times and precise pick-up/drop off points will be service 852. Onward connections can be made for Cheltenham at either confirmed when you make your booking. Cirencester or Gloucester. 527 CHELTENHAM - GOTHERINGTON Runs on Mondays to Saturday daytimes. All journeys are subsidised. Option 1: Most journeys will run between Gotherington, Bishops Cleeve and Option 2: This service may operate over another Woodmancote and connect at Bishops Cleeve with service D to and from route between Bishops Cleeve and Cheltenham. Cheltenham. Certain journeys may be extended to serve Tewkesbury in place of the current service 43. 528 BISHOPS CLEEVE - ALDERTON - CHELTENHAM Runs on Tuesdays only. Service subsidised. Option 1: This service could be withdrawn and may be served by a flexible transport service* to serve No other proposal. villages between Gretton and Oxenton connecting at Bishops Cleeve for services to Tewkesbury and Cheltenham. Depending on the type of service offered, you may need to book your trip in advance. Departure times and precise pick-up/drop off points will be confirmed when you make your booking. 540 CHELTENHAM - TEWKSBURY - EVESHAM Runs on Mondays to Saturday daytimes. All journeys are subsidised. Option 1: This service is managed by Worcestershire County Council. Some changes will be made to No other proposal. the timetable but current service levels are likely to be maintained within Gloucestershire. 606 WILLERSEY - WINCHCOMBE - CHELTENHAM Runs on Mondays to Saturday daytimes. The first journey between Winchcombe and Cheltenham and most journeys between Winchcombe and Willersey are subsidised. Option 1: On Mondays to Saturdays fewer journeys will run Option 2: The service between Winchcombe and Willersey between Winchcombe and Willersey but where possible, may be withdrawn and replaced by a flexible transport service*. connections with the Evesham service will be improved at Depending on the type of service offered, you may need to Broadway. book your trip in advance. Departure time, and precise pick-up/ drop off point, will be confirmed when you make your booking. 608 MICKLETON - CHIPPING CAMPDEN - DUMBLETON - CHELTENHAM Runs on Thursdays and Saturdays. All journeys subsidised. Saturday Option 2: This service could be withdrawn and replaced by a flexible transport service* serving villages between service could Aston Magna and Teddington and connecting at Bishops Cleeve for services to Tewkesbury and Cheltenham. be withdrawn. Depending on the type of service offered, you may need to book your trip in advance. Departure times and precise pick-up/drop off points will be confirmed when you make your booking. 652 LEDBURY - STAUNTON - CHELTENHAM Runs on Thursdays. Service subsidised. Option 1: This service could be withdrawn. A replacement service to link Barrow, Boddington No other proposal. Staverton and Bamfurlong with Cheltenham may be provided by a flexible transport service*. Depending on the type of service offered, you may need to book your trip in advance. Departure times and precise pick-up/drop off points will be confirmed when you make your booking. Links to other places served can be made by other connecting bus services. 801 MORETON-IN-MARSH - BOURTON-ON-THE-WATER - CHELTENHAM Runs daily. Monday to Saturday daytime journeys are provided WITHOUT subsidy, Summer Sunday journeys are subsidised. Option 1: Summer Sunday journeys will run earlier from Moreton-in-Marsh and will be This service could be withdrawn. extended to serve Cheltenham Spa station. 804 TEMPLE GUITING - CHELTENHAM Monday to Friday rush hour journeys and journeys for shopping purposes on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays to and from Cheltenham. All journeys are subsidised. Option 1: Run a service between Temple Option 2: This service could be withdrawn and replaced by a flexible transport Guiting and Andoversford to connect with service* serving villages between Temple Guiting and Syreford, connecting at other services to and from Cheltenham. Andoversford for services to Cheltenham. Depending on the type of service offered, Journeys for workers will run on Mondays you may need to book your trip in advance. Departure times and precise pick-up/drop to Fridays but shopping journeys could run off points will be confirmed when you make your booking. on fewer days. 809 CLAPTON-ON-THE-HILL - CHELTENHAM Runs on Wednesdays. All journeys are subsidised. Option 1: This service will run from Option 2: This service could be withdrawn and replaced by a flexible transport Farmington to Clapton-on-the-Hill and service* serving villages between Clapton-on-the-Hill and Farmington connecting then to Northleach where connections will at Northleach and at Andoversford from Turkdean, Hazleton and Shipton Oliffe for be available for Cheltenham. services to Cheltenham. Depending on the type of service offered, you may need to book your trip in advance. Departure times and precise pick-up/drop off points will be confirmed when you make your booking. 810 STOW-ON-THE-WOLD - KINGHAM - CHELTENHAM Runs on Thursdays. Subsidised service. Option 1: This service could be withdrawn and replaced by a flexible transport service* serving villages No other proposal. between Upper Oddington and the Rissingtons and from Cold Aston and Notgrove connecting at Bourton- on-the-Water for services to Cheltenham. Depending on the type of service offered, you may need to book your trip in advance. Departure times and precise pick-up/drop off points will be confirmed when you make your booking. 833 NORTHLEACH - CHELTENHAM Runs on Monday to Saturday daytimes. All journeys are subsidised. Option 1: Journeys that duplicate or run close to the Cheltenham - Northleach - Oxford service will be No other proposal. withdrawn. The service will be diverted in Cheltenham to serve the hospital. The service to Little Barrington, Windrush, Sherborne Farmington, Hazleton, Compton Abdale, Withington and Shipton Oliffe could be replaced by either a local bus service connecting with other bus services to Cheltenham at Andoversford or Northleach or flexible transport service*. Depending on the type of service offered,
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