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827 Gloucestershire College Monmouth - Coalway - Whitecroft - Newnham - Cinderford - 827 Gloucestershire College Stagecoach West Timetable valid from 01/09/2019 until further notice. Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Service Restrictions Col Monmouth, Monmouth Bus Station 0705 § Monmouth, at Agincourt Square 0705 § Monmouth, after Clinic 0706 § Monmouth, at Priory End 0707 § May Hill, before Mayhill Hotel 0710 § May Hill, o/s Firs 0711 § May Hill, after Kymin Road 0712 Staunton, opp White Horse Inn 0720 § Staunton, by All Saints’ Church 0720 § Crossways, opp Greenmoors 0725 § Coleford, by Sunnybank Road 0726 § Coleford, o/s Bank House 0727 § Coleford, by Police Station 0727 § Coleford, opp Old Vicarage Court 0727 § Coleford, opp Bells Club and Hotel 0728 § Coalway, o/s Junior School 0729 Coalway, on Parkend Road 0730 § Palmers Flat, opp Lower Palmers Flat 0731 § Fetter Hill, opp Smiths Hill 0732 § Parkend, by Arthur’s Folly 0735 § Parkend, by Nagshead Nature Reserve 0736 § Parkend, opp Whitemead Park 0736 § Parkend, by Memorial Hall 0737 § Parkend, opp The Green 0737 § Parkend, by Garage 0737 Parkend, by Old Station 0738 § Whitecroft, by Forest of Dean Tyres school stop 0742 Whitecroft, by Post Office 0743 § Whitecroft, corner of Grove Road 0743 § Whitecroft, by Top Swan 0743 § Pillowell, corner of School Road 0744 § Pillowell, nr School 0744 § Pillowell, opp Willetts’ Garage 0745 § Yorkley, after Arlin Cottages 0746 § Yorkley, nr Beech Tree Corner 0746 § Yorkley, opp Tremar 0747 Yorkley, after Bailey Inn 0748 § Yorkley Slade, by Health Centre 0748 § Yorkley Slade, after Slade Road 0748 § Viney Hill, opp St Swithin’s Football Club 0752 Viney Hill, o/s All Saints’ Church 0753 § Viney Hill, by The New Inn 0753 § Viney Hill, by Farm Cottages 0754 § Blakeney, corner of New Road 0755 § Blakeney, opp King’s Head 0756 § Blakeney, by Severn View Garden Centre 0758 § Blakeney, opp Kingsland 0759 § Blakeney, by Underdean House 0759 § Bullo, by Bullo Cross 0801 § Bullo, opp The Old Barn 0802 § Newnham, after Haie Lodge 0803 § Newnham, o/s Underhill Farm 0804 Newnham, after St Peter’s Church 0805 § Newnham, nr High St Junction 0805 § Newnham, opp Penby Lawn 0806 § Littledean, opp King’s Head 0812 Littledean, opp The Belfry 0813 § Littledean, after Court Farm 0813 § Cinderford, before Highview Road 0816 § Cinderford, after Dockham Road 0817 § Cinderford, after The Oak Field 0818 § Cinderford, by The Royal Foresters 0818 Cinderford, opp The Forest High School 0820 § Cinderford, o/s Lidl Store 0823 § Cinderford, opp Abbotswood Garage 0824 § Cinderford, corner of Valley Road 0825 Steam Mills, nr Gloucestershire College 0830 Saturdays Sundays no service no service Service Restrictions: Col - Gloucestershire College Days Notes: § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown Data Provided by National Public Transport Information (National PTI) - 45 - 12/08/19 Monmouth - Coalway - Whitecroft - Newnham - Cinderford - 827 Gloucestershire College Stagecoach West For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code gwejpdg Monmouth, Monmouth Bus Station 5330AWB31203 gwemjtg Monmouth, at Agincourt Square Priory Street 5330AWB31204 gwejmda Monmouth, after Clinic Dixton Road 5330AWB31322 gwejgtw Monmouth, at Priory End Dixton Road 5330AWB31216 gwejdjw May Hill, before Mayhill Hotel Staunton Road 5330AWB31219 gwejdjp May Hill, o/s Firs Staunton Road 5330AWB31324 gwejdmj May Hill, after Kymin Road Staunton Road 5330AWB31326 gloadgdt Staunton, opp White Horse Inn A4136 1600GL4424 gloadgpt Staunton, by All Saints’ Church Staunton Road 1600GLF294 gloadmgj Crossways, opp Greenmoors Staunton Road B4228 1600GL1402 gloadpgt Coleford, by Sunnybank Road Staunton Road 1600GLF576 gloadptd Coleford, o/s Bank House 1600GLF450 gloadtaw Coleford, by Police Station Lord’s Hill 1600GLF160 glogtapd Coleford, opp Old Vicarage Court Lord’s Hill 1600GLA90981 glogmadg Coleford, opp Bells Club and Hotel 1600GLF872 gloagadj Coalway, o/s Junior School Coalway Road 1600GL9172 gloagagj Coalway, on Parkend Road Parkend Road 1600GLF624 glogjwtw Palmers Flat, opp Lower Palmers Flat B4431 1600GLF870 gloagawg Fetter Hill, opp Smiths Hill 1600GL1978 gloagjwg Parkend, by Arthur’s Folly Coleford Road 1600GLF720 gloagmgw Parkend, by Nagshead Nature Reserve Coleford Road 1600GLF838 gloagmjm Parkend, opp Whitemead Park Coleford Road 1600GLF700 gloagmpa Parkend, by Memorial Hall Fancy Road 1600GL3733 glogjtap Parkend, opp The Green New Road 1600GL3722 gloagmtg Parkend, by Garage New Road 1600GLF702 glogtwam Parkend, by Old Station New Road 160000235 glogwgam Whitecroft, by Forest of Dean Tyres school stop New Road 160000374 gloagpda Whitecroft, by Post Office Pillowell Road 1600GL2528 gloagpjd Whitecroft, corner of Grove Road Pillowell Road 1600GLF728 gloagpjw Whitecroft, by Top Swan 1600GL3806 gloagpmg Pillowell, corner of School Road Pillowell Road 1600GLF730 gloagpwd Pillowell, nr School Main Road 1600GL3800 gloagtgm Pillowell, opp Willetts’ Garage Main Road 1600GL3808 gloagwdm Yorkley, after Arlin Cottages Lower Road 1600GLF298 gloagwjm Yorkley, nr Beech Tree Corner Lower Road 1600GLF734 gloagwpg Yorkley, opp Tremar Parkend Road 1600GLF560 gloajawg Yorkley, after Bailey Inn Bailey Hill 1600GL5452 gloajagp Yorkley Slade, by Health Centre Bailey Hill 1600GLF380 glogjwta Yorkley Slade, after Slade Road Severn View Road 1600GLF856 gloajgdt Viney Hill, opp St Swithin’s Football Club 1600GL5454 gloajmdp Viney Hill, o/s All Saints’ Church Main Road 1600GL5042 gloajmta Viney Hill, by The New Inn Main Road 1600GL5040 gloajpja Viney Hill, by Farm Cottages Main Road 1600GLF382 gloajtdg Blakeney, corner of New Road Nibley Hill A48 1600GLF182 gloajtma Blakeney, opp King’s Head High Street 1600GL486 gloajtwt Blakeney, by Severn View Garden Centre A48 1600GLF136 gloajwga Blakeney, opp Kingsland A48 1600GLF134 gloajwjg Blakeney, by Underdean House A48 1600GLF132 gloamatj Bullo, by Bullo Cross A48 1600GLF130 gloamawd Bullo, opp The Old Barn A48 1600GLF128 gloamapm Newnham, after Haie Lodge A48 1600GLF126 gloamdaw Newnham, o/s Underhill Farm A48 1600GL3464 gloamdgp Newnham, after St Peter’s Church High Street 1600GL3474 gloamdgj Newnham, nr High St Junction Dean Road 1600GLF859 gloamawt Newnham, opp Penby Lawn Dean Road 1600GLF791 gloajtjp Littledean, opp King’s Head Broad Street 1600GL2953 gloajtgt Littledean, opp The Belfry Broad Street 1600GL2957 glogptmw Littledean, after Court Farm A4151 1600GLA90889 gloajpdg Cinderford, before Highview Road Littledean Hill Road 1600GL1232 gloajpgp Cinderford, after Dockham Road Littledean Hill Road 1600GLF280 gloajpma Cinderford, after The Oak Field 1600GLF282 gloajptj Cinderford, by The Royal Foresters Causeway Road 1600GLF390 glojajat Cinderford, opp The Forest High School 160000661 gloajmgw Cinderford, o/s Lidl Store High Street 1600GLF187 gloajmam Cinderford, opp Abbotswood Garage High Street 1600GLF189 gloajgjt Cinderford, corner of Valley Road Steam Mills Road 1600GL1247 glojagjg Steam Mills, nr Gloucestershire College 160000620 Data Provided by National Public Transport Information (National PTI) - 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