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Northampton Bus Services Town Centre Northampton Bus Services The below table shows a summary of the Northampton town buses local to the university sites, this information is accurate as of June 2018, however please verify the information here: http://www3.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservices/northamptonshire- highways/buses/Pages/default.aspx For up to date information and to see all of the bus networks use the Northants County Council town and county bus maps. Destination Route Route Description Frequency Number Town Centre/Bus 1 Town Centre – Monday – Sunday Station Blackthorn/Rectory Farm (Monday – Saturday (Short walk to: The (Hourly service includes: town daytime only) Platform, The Innovation centre - General Hospital – Centre, St John’s Halls & Grange Park) House and Waterside) 2 Camp Hill - Town Centre - Monday – Sunday Blackthorn/Rectory Farm 5 St. Giles Park - Town Centre – Monday – Saturday Southfields peak 7 / 7A Grange Park - Wootton - Monday – Friday Hardingstone - Town Centre - (Weekends reduced Moulton Park service) 8 Kings Heath – Town Centre – Monday – Saturday Blackthorn/Rectory Farm peak 9/9A Town Centre – Duston Monday – Saturday peak 10/X10 West Hunsbury - Town Centre Monday – Saturday – Parklands - Moulton peak 12 Kings Heath - Town Centre – Monday - Sunday East Hunsbury 15/ 15A Moulton Park* - Acre Lane - Monday - Sunday Town Centre - St. Crispin 16 Obelisk Rise - Town Centre – Monday - Sunday Ecton Brook 31 Town Centre – Kings Heath Monday - Sunday 33/33A Northampton – Milton Keynes Monday – Saturday peak Bedford Rd/Waterside 41 Northampton – Bedford Monday – Saturday peak W8 Northampton – Cogenhoe – Monday – Saturday Wollaston Wellingborough peak - 6 journeys each way Far Cotton/Waterside 2 Camp Hill - Town Centre - Monday – Sunday Blackthorn/Rectory Farm Northampton Bus Services June 2018 (NB: does not include all available town services) 7 / 7A Grange Park - Wootton - Monday – Friday Hardingstone - Town Centre - (Weekends reduced Moulton Park service) 10/X10 West Hunsbury - Town Centre Monday – Saturday – Parklands - Moulton peak 12 Kings Heath - Town Centre – Monday - Sunday East Hunsbury 33/33A Northampton – Milton Keynes Monday – Saturday peak X4 Milton Keynes – Northampton Monday – Saturday – Wellingborough - Kettering - (Sunday reduced Corby - Peterborough service) (Limited Stop) X7 Northampton – Milton Keynes Monday – Saturday (Sunday reduced service) Avenue Campus/ 15/ 15A Moulton Park* - Acre Lane - Monday - Sunday Barrack Road Town Centre - St. Crispin 16 Obelisk Rise - Town Centre – Monday - Sunday Ecton Brook 77 Market Harborough – Limited service Brixworth - Northampton Monday - Friday X7 Northampton – Milton Keynes Monday – Saturday (Sunday reduced service) Northampton General 1 Town Centre – Monday – Sunday Blackthorn/Rectory Farm (Monday – Saturday (Hourly service includes: town daytime only) centre - General Hospital – Grange Park) 5 St. Giles Park - Town Centre – Monday – Saturday Southfields peak 9B General Hospital - Town Weekends only Centre – Duston W8 Northampton – Cogenhoe – Monday – Saturday Wollaston Wellingborough peak - 6 journeys each way X4 Milton Keynes – Northampton Monday – Saturday – Wellingborough - Kettering - (Sunday reduced Corby - Peterborough service) (Limited Stop) Boughton Green Rd 15 Moulton Park* - Acre Lane - Monday - Sunday Halls Town Centre - St. Crispin 16 Obelisk Rise - Town Centre – Monday - Sunday Ecton Brook Northampton Bus Services June 2018 (NB: does not include all available town services) .
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