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Wallasey Village Station Interchange Information Wallasey Village Station Interchange Information Buses from Stop A A From 10/08/2014 From 15/06/2014 107 To: NEW BRIGHTON 414 To: NEW BRIGHTON Rail replacement services towards Via: Wallasey Road, Seaview Road, Magazine Lane (107), Via: Wallasey Road, Liscard Village, Seaview Road 207 Seabank Road (107), Mount Road (207), Albion Street (207), New Brighton operate from this stop. Merseytravel Rowson Street bus service MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 7.49am 7.49am MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES NO From 18/06/2012 6.59am 6.59am NO AT 19 49 AT 19 49 I I SERVICE 106 To: LISCARD 7.24am 7.24am SERVICE MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR I UNTIL 6.19pm UNTIL 6.19pm Merseytravel Via: Mosslands Drive, Cliff Road, Mill Lane CODE: Merseytravel service 207 operates via Mount Road, Hamilton Road, Albion Street, bus service Atherton Street and Victoria Road to Rowson Street From 10/08/2014 MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Merseytravel 423 To: (SEAVIEW ROAD) bus service To: 10.19am 10.19am LISCARD SEACOMBE FERRY 11.24am 11.24am 129 Via: Wallasey Village, Wallasey Road, Liscard 203 Via: Liscard Village, King Street 12.29pm 12.29pm NO 1.34pm 1.34pm SERVICE 2.39pm 2.39pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 3.44pm 3.44pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY 4.49pm 4.49pm SUNDAY NO NO NO SERVICE UNTIL Ë 7.48am SERVICE SERVICE 4.25pm Ë Ë 8.18am 8.48am Ë Ë NO SERVICE UNTIL NO SERVICE UNTIL 9.18am 9.48am Ë Ë 7.11pm 7.41pm 7.11pm 7.41pm 10.18am 10.48am From 15/06/2014 THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES 11.11am 11.41am AT 11 41 AT 11 41 THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES 403 MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR To: G G AT 11 41 SEACOMBE FERRY UNTIL 11.11pm 11.41pm UNTIL 11.11pm 11.41pm G L G L MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR Via: Wallasey Road, Liscard Village, Manor Road, King Street G 413 12.11am 12.41am 12.11am 12.41am UNTIL 11.11pm 11.41pm G L 12.11am 12.41am CODES: K Merseytravel service 203, operated by Avon G Merseytravel service 423, operated by Arriva MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY L Merseytravel service 423, operated by Arriva, operates to Liscard Village only G G G G 7.24am 7.34am 7.54am 7.24am 7.34am 7.54am THEN AT THEN AT 04 24G 34 54G 04 24G 34 54G NO MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR SERVICE G G UNTIL 6.04pm 6.24pm UNTIL 6.04pm 6.24pm G G 6.34pm 6.54pm 6.34pm 6.54pm CODE: G Service 403 operates via Breck Road, Poulton Road and Brougham Road and does not serve Wallasey Road, Liscard Village and Manor Road Buses from Stop B B Merseytravel From 15/06/2014 Rail replacement services towards To: FRANKBY CEMETERY bus service To: WOODSIDE BUS STATION 129 Via: Leasowe, Moreton, Upton, Greasby 413 Via: Twickenham Drive, Reeds Lane, Hoylake Road, Birkenhead North operate from this Moreton Cross, Upton Road, Moreton Road, MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 414 Arrowe Park Road, Woodchurch Road, Singleton Avenue, stop. NO NO NO SERVICE UNTIL Borough Road, Argyle Street SERVICE SERVICE 2.51pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY From 18/06/2012 6.17am 6.32am 6.47am 6.32am 6.47am To: MORETON CROSS From 10/08/2014 THEN EVERY 15 MINUTES THEN EVERY 15 MINUTES 106 NO Merseytravel Via: Twickenham Drive, Wakefield Drive, Leasowe Road, 208 To: TOWN MEADOW AT 02 17 32 47 AT 02 17 32 47 SERVICE MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR bus service Pasture Road Merseytravel Via: Reeds Lane, Hoylake Road, Maryland Lane MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR bus service UNTIL 6.02pm UNTIL 6.02pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY I I From 10/08/2014 9.41am 9.41am 5.52am 5.52am I I NO To: LIVERPOOL (DALE STREET) 10.46am 10.46am 6.22am 6.42am 6.22am 6.42am SERVICE 423 11.51am 11.51am 7.12am 7.12am Via: Leasowe, Sandbrook, Moreton Cross, Town Meadow, 12.56pm 12.56pm NO CODE: I Journey continues to and finishes at Woodside Bus Station Moreton Road, Arrowe Park Hospital, Woodchurch Road, 2.01pm 2.01pm SERVICE 203 3.06pm 3.06pm Borough Road, Birkenhead Bus Station, Whitechapel, 4.11pm 4.11pm Crosshall Street From 15/06/2014 5.16pm 5.16pm To: ARROWE PARK HOSPITAL MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY 403 Via: Twickenham Drive, Reeds Lane, Hoylake Road, SUNDAY N N 7.20am 7.50am Moreton Cross, Upton Road, Arrowe Park Road N N NO SERVICE UNTIL NO SERVICE UNTIL 8.20am 8.50am N 6.23pm 6.53pm 6.23pm 6.53pm 9.20am 9.53am MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES 6.27am 6.57am 6.27am 6.57am AT 23 53 AT 23 53 AT 23 53 MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR NO UNTIL 10.53pm UNTIL 10.53pm I L I L UNTIL 10.53pm I L AT 27 57 AT 27 57 SERVICE 11.23pm 11.53pm 11.23pm 11.53pm 11.23pm 11.53pm MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR UNTIL 5.27pm 5.57pm UNTIL 5.27pm 5.57pm CODES: I Merseytravel service 423, operated by Arriva, operates to Birkenhead Bus Station only L Merseytravel service 423, operated by Arriva, operates to Moreton Cross, Pasture Road only N Merseytravel service 203, operated by Avon, operates to Woodside Bus Station only October 2014.
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