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Bideford . Great Torrington . Shebbear . Holsworthy 641 Bradworthy Bradworthy . Buckland Brewer . Barnstaple . Bideford . Buckland Brewer Bideford . Barnstaple 372 . Bradworthy 372 MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS except Bank Holidays MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS except Bank Holidays Service No. 372 5B 372 372 Service No. 372 372 5B 372 CD CD M & F M & F M & F M & F CD CD Bradworthy Shelter 0715 0950 1450 Barnstaple Bus Station 1330 1635 West Putford Churston Cross 0723 0958 ND Petroc College of F E 1338 1646 Parkham Bell Inn 0738 1013 l Bideford Quay stop A 0910 1355 1708 1715 Buckland Brewerr Church 0750 1025 l Landcross Chapel 0915 1400 1720 Hoopers Water Farm 0755 1030 1520 Littleham Shelter 1405 1725 Littleham Shelter 0800 1035 Hoopers Water Farm 0920 1410 1730 Landcross Chapel 0805 1040 1525 Buckland Brewer Church 1415 1735 Bideford Quay stop D 0810 0817 1045 1530 Parkham Bell Inn l 1425 1745 ND Petroc College of F E 0839 1102 West Putford Churston Cross l 1440 1800 Barnstaple Bus Station 0845 1110 Bradworthy Square 0949 1450 1810 Sorry no Saturday or Sunday Service Financially Codes Supported by M & F Mondays and FrIdays only CD Petroc College days only Connects with service 5B at Bideford During the Christmas and New Year period, timetables are subject to alteration, please refer to the Stagecoach website or Travel Shops for full details. Bideford . Goaman Estate 14 Bideford Westward Ho! Appledore 16 Financially TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS except Bank Holidays TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS except Bank Holidays Supported by Bideford Morrisons 0958 1228 1448 Bidefod Quay Stop C 1130 1350 Bideford Quay Stop B 1005 1235 1455 Bideford Morrisons 1133 1353 Old Town Fire Station 1008 1238 1458 Kenwith castle 0911 1141 1401 East-the-Water School 1015 1245 1505 Cornborough Road 0919 1149 1409 Chubb Road 1021 1251 1511 Westward Ho! Nelson Road 0925 1155 1415 East-the-Water School 1024 1254 1514 West Appledore Shelter 0933 1203 1423 Old Town Fire Station 1031 1301 1521 Appledore Seagate Hotel 0937 1207 1427 Bidefod Quay Stop C 1035 1305 1525 Morwenna Park 0946 1216 1436 Bideford Morrisons 1038 Northam Square 0950 1220 1440 Northam Memorial 0951 1221 1441 Bideford Morrisons 0958 1228 1448 Bideford Quay Stop B 1001 1231 1451 . Bideford Great Torrington Shebbear Holsworthy 641 Financially WEDNESDAYS ONLY except Bank Holidays Supported by Bideford Quay Stop B 0905 Holsworthy Waitrose 1330 Landcross Chapel 0910 Holsworthy Church 1345 Great Torrington Shelter 0920 Holsworthy Beacon Sheleter 1352 Dartington Fields 0924 Thornbury Post Box 1404 Great Torrington Shelter 0930 Shebbear Square 1412 Taddiport Bridge 0934 Shebbear New Inn 1417 Langtree Green Dragon 0944 Shebbear Square 1422 Stibb Cross 0948 Caute Phone Box 1428 Rowden Farm 0952 Rowden Farm 1433 Caute Phone Box 0956 Stibb Cross 1438 Shebbear Square 1002 Langtree Green Dragon 1445 Shebbear New Inn 1010 Taddiport Bridge 1450 Shebbear Square 1015 Great Torrington Shelter 1455 Thornbury Post Box 1025 Dartington Fields 1500 Holsworthy Beacon Sheleter 1037 Great Torrington Shelter 1505 Holsworthy Manor Car Park 1045 Landcross Chapel 1515 Bidefod Quay Stop C 1520 from 3rd January 2017.
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