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26 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 26 bus time schedule & line map 26 Gillingham View In Website Mode The 26 bus line (Gillingham) has 5 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gillingham: 2:15 PM (2) Hindon: 2:15 PM (3) Salisbury: 9:30 AM - 12:38 PM (4) Swallowcliffe: 7:18 AM (5) Tisbury: 10:40 AM - 12:40 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 26 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 26 bus arriving. Direction: Gillingham 26 bus Time Schedule 58 stops Gillingham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational New Canal, Salisbury 31 New Canal, Salisbury Tuesday 2:15 PM Clock Tower, Salisbury Wednesday Not Operational Water Lane, Salisbury Thursday Not Operational 90 FIsherton Street, Salisbury Friday Not Operational Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury Saturday Not Operational Windsor Street, Salisbury Fountain Way, Salisbury 26 bus Info University Technical College, Salisbury Direction: Gillingham Stops: 58 Canadian Avenue, Bemerton Trip Duration: 87 min Line Summary: New Canal, Salisbury, Clock Tower, Skew Bridge, Bemerton Salisbury, Water Lane, Salisbury, Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury, Windsor Street, Salisbury, Fountain Skew Road, Quidhampton Way, Salisbury, University Technical College, Salisbury, Canadian Avenue, Bemerton, Skew Bridge, Bemerton, Skew Road, Quidhampton, Foots Hill, Foots Hill, Quidhampton Quidhampton, White Horse Gate, Quidhampton, Fugglestone, Wilton, Wilton Roundabout, Wilton, White Horse Gate, Quidhampton Minster Street, Wilton, Wilton House, Wilton, West Street, Wilton, Shaston Court, Ditchampton, Fugglestone, Wilton Cemetery, Ditchampton, Ugford Farm, Ditchampton, Maple Crescent, Wilton Civil Parish Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin, Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin, Heath Farm Wilton Roundabout, Wilton Park, Barford St Martin, Heath Farm, Barford St Martin, Hurdcott Farm, Compton Chamberlayne, The Minster Street, Wilton Triangle Shelter, Compton Chamberlayne, East Farm Minster Street, Wilton Bungalows, Fovant, Pembroke Arms, Fovant, Rectory, Fovant, Weeping Ash, Fovant, Clays Wilton House, Wilton Orchard, Fovant, Hoof Prints, Fovant, Chicksgrove Turn, Swallowcliffe, Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe, West Street, Wilton Corner, Swallowcliffe, St Peter's Church, West Street, Wilton Swallowcliffe, Council Houses, Swallowcliffe, Old School, Ansty, High Street, Ansty, Tisbury Row, Shaston Court, Ditchampton Tisbury, Swallowcliffe Turn, Tisbury, The Avenue, Shaston Court, Wilton Tisbury, The Square, Tisbury, High View Close, Tisbury, The Quarry, Tuckingmill, Old School Hall, Cemetery, Ditchampton Newtown, Bennet Arms, Semley, Kingsettle Estate, Semley, Hays House, Semley, Seymour Arms, East Ugford Farm, Ditchampton Knoyle, War Memorial, East Knoyle, Telephone Box, East Knoyle, The Green, East Knoyle, Shreen Way, Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin Bay, Lodbourne Green, Bay, Bus Shelter, Gillingham, Station Road Top, Gillingham, Gillingham Station, Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin Gillingham The Cleeves, Barford St. Martin Civil Parish Heath Farm Park, Barford St Martin Heath Farm, Barford St Martin Hurdcott Farm, Compton Chamberlayne The Triangle Shelter, Compton Chamberlayne East Farm Bungalows, Fovant Pembroke Arms, Fovant A30, Fovant Civil Parish Rectory, Fovant Weeping Ash, Fovant Tisbury Road, Fovant Civil Parish Clays Orchard, Fovant Hoof Prints, Fovant Chicksgrove Turn, Swallowcliffe Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe Corner, Swallowcliffe St Peter's Church, Swallowcliffe Council Houses, Swallowcliffe Old School, Ansty High Street, Ansty Tisbury Row, Tisbury Swallowcliffe Turn, Tisbury Court Street, Tisbury Civil Parish The Avenue, Tisbury The Square, Tisbury Church Street Close, Tisbury Civil Parish High View Close, Tisbury Union Road, West Tisbury Civil Parish The Quarry, Tuckingmill Old School Hall, Newtown Bennet Arms, Semley Kingsettle Estate, Semley Hays House, Semley Seymour Arms, East Knoyle War Memorial, East Knoyle Telephone Box, East Knoyle The Green, East Knoyle Shreen Way, Bay Lodbourne Green, Bay Bus Shelter, Gillingham High Street, Gillingham Civil Parish Station Road Top, Gillingham 1 Station Road, Gillingham Civil Parish Gillingham Station, Gillingham Station Yard, Gillingham Civil Parish Direction: Hindon 26 bus Time Schedule 51 stops Hindon Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 2:15 PM New Canal, Salisbury 31 New Canal, Salisbury Tuesday Not Operational Clock Tower, Salisbury Wednesday 2:15 PM Water Lane, Salisbury Thursday 2:15 PM 90 FIsherton Street, Salisbury Friday 2:15 PM Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury Saturday 12:55 PM - 4:40 PM Windsor Street, Salisbury Fountain Way, Salisbury 26 bus Info University Technical College, Salisbury Direction: Hindon Stops: 51 Canadian Avenue, Bemerton Trip Duration: 54 min Line Summary: New Canal, Salisbury, Clock Tower, Skew Bridge, Bemerton Salisbury, Water Lane, Salisbury, Fisherton Street (Rail), Salisbury, Windsor Street, Salisbury, Fountain Skew Road, Quidhampton Way, Salisbury, University Technical College, Salisbury, Canadian Avenue, Bemerton, Skew Bridge, Bemerton, Skew Road, Quidhampton, Foots Hill, Foots Hill, Quidhampton Quidhampton, White Horse Gate, Quidhampton, Fugglestone, Wilton, Wilton Roundabout, Wilton, White Horse Gate, Quidhampton Minster Street, Wilton, Wilton House, Wilton, West Street, Wilton, Shaston Court, Ditchampton, Fugglestone, Wilton Cemetery, Ditchampton, Ugford Farm, Ditchampton, Maple Crescent, Wilton Civil Parish Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin, Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin, Heath Farm, Wilton Roundabout, Wilton Barford St Martin, Hurdcott Farm, Compton Chamberlayne, The Triangle Shelter, Compton Minster Street, Wilton Chamberlayne, East Farm Bungalows, Fovant, Minster Street, Wilton Pembroke Arms, Fovant, Rectory, Fovant, Weeping Ash, Fovant, Clays Orchard, Fovant, Hoof Prints, Wilton House, Wilton Fovant, Chicksgrove Turn, Swallowcliffe, Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe, Corner, Swallowcliffe, St Peter's West Street, Wilton Church, Swallowcliffe, Council Houses, Swallowcliffe, West Street, Wilton Old School, Ansty, High Street, Ansty, Railway Station, Tisbury, The Square, Tisbury, The Avenue, Shaston Court, Ditchampton Tisbury, Boot, Tisbury, High View Close, Tisbury, The Shaston Court, Wilton Quarry, Tuckingmill, Old School Hall, Newtown, Bennet Arms, Semley, Kingsettle Estate, Semley, Hays Cemetery, Ditchampton House, Semley, Seymour Arms, East Knoyle, War Memorial, East Knoyle, The Square, Hindon Ugford Farm, Ditchampton Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin The Cleeves, Barford St. Martin Civil Parish Heath Farm, Barford St Martin Hurdcott Farm, Compton Chamberlayne The Triangle Shelter, Compton Chamberlayne East Farm Bungalows, Fovant Pembroke Arms, Fovant A30, Fovant Civil Parish Rectory, Fovant Weeping Ash, Fovant Tisbury Road, Fovant Civil Parish Clays Orchard, Fovant Hoof Prints, Fovant Chicksgrove Turn, Swallowcliffe Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe Corner, Swallowcliffe St Peter's Church, Swallowcliffe Council Houses, Swallowcliffe Old School, Ansty High Street, Ansty Railway Station, Tisbury The Square, Tisbury Church Street Close, Tisbury Civil Parish The Avenue, Tisbury Boot, Tisbury High Street, Tisbury Civil Parish High View Close, Tisbury Union Road, West Tisbury Civil Parish The Quarry, Tuckingmill Old School Hall, Newtown Bennet Arms, Semley Kingsettle Estate, Semley Hays House, Semley Seymour Arms, East Knoyle War Memorial, East Knoyle The Square, Hindon Direction: Salisbury 26 bus Time Schedule 64 stops Salisbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:30 AM - 12:38 PM Gillingham Station, Gillingham Station Yard, Gillingham Civil Parish Tuesday 8:55 AM - 12:38 PM Gillingham High St (Opp. School Road), Wednesday 9:30 AM - 12:38 PM Gillingham Thursday 9:30 AM - 12:38 PM 4 Clive House, Gillingham Civil Parish Friday 9:30 AM - 12:38 PM Methodist Church, Gillingham 1-2 The Parade, Gillingham Civil Parish Saturday 9:05 AM - 2:38 PM Lodbourne Green, Bay Shreen Way, Bay 26 bus Info The Green, East Knoyle Direction: Salisbury Stops: 64 Telephone Box, East Knoyle Trip Duration: 46 min Line Summary: Gillingham Station, Gillingham, War Memorial, East Knoyle Gillingham High St (Opp. School Road), Gillingham, Methodist Church, Gillingham, Lodbourne Green, Seymour Arms, East Knoyle Bay, Shreen Way, Bay, The Green, East Knoyle, Telephone Box, East Knoyle, War Memorial, East Hays Farm, Semley Knoyle, Seymour Arms, East Knoyle, Hays Farm, Semley, Kingsettle Estate, Semley, Bennet Arms, Semley, Old School Hall, Newtown, The Quarry, Kingsettle Estate, Semley Tuckingmill, Castle Mount, Tisbury, The Square, Tisbury, The Avenue, Tisbury, Swallowcliffe Turn, Bennet Arms, Semley Tisbury, Tisbury Row, Tisbury, High Street, Ansty, Old School, Ansty, Council Houses, Swallowcliffe, St Old School Hall, Newtown Peter's Church, Swallowcliffe, Corner, Swallowcliffe, Levers Depot, Swallowcliffe, Chicksgrove Turn, The Quarry, Tuckingmill Swallowcliffe, Hoof Prints, Fovant, Clays Orchard, Fovant, Weeping Ash, Fovant, Rectory, Fovant, Castle Mount, Tisbury Pembroke Arms, Fovant, East Farm Bungalows, Union Road, West Tisbury Civil Parish Fovant, The Triangle Shelter, Compton Chamberlayne, Hurdcott Farm, Compton The Square, Tisbury Chamberlayne, Heath Farm, Barford St Martin, Church Street Close, Tisbury Civil Parish Shaftesbury Road, Barford St Martin, Burcombe Turn Shelter, Barford St Martin, Ugford Farm, The Avenue, Tisbury Ditchampton, Cemetery, Ditchampton, Shaston
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