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Arriva Buses Wales Xmas Eve 2019 Early Finish Journeys Depot Route Start Location Start Time End Location End Time Bangor 3 / 3B Pwllheli 17:10 Blaenau Ffestiniog 18:27 Bangor 3 / 3B Blaenau Ffestiniog 18:30 Pwllheli 19:49 Bangor 4/4A/4B/4R/X4 Holyhead 17:50 Bangorgor 19:22 Bangor 4/4A/4B/4R/X4 Bangorgor 16:15 Holyhead 17:40 Bangor 4/4A/4B/4R/X4 Bangorgor 17:55 Holyhead 19:25 Bangor 24 no service Bangor 5 Bangorgor 17:38 Llandudno 18:44 Bangor 5 Llandudno 19:15 Bangorgor 20:09 Bangor 5B no service Bangor 5C Caernarfon 19:45 Bangorgor (Llandegai Ind Est) 20:24 Bangor 5C Bangorgor 19:05 Caernarfon 19:34 Bangor 53 Bangorgor 18:00 Glan yr Afon 19:02 Bangor 53 Glan yr Afon 19:03 Bangorgor 19:59 Bangor 56 normal service Bangor 57 Bangorgor 16:50 Glan yr Afon 17:34 Bangor 57 Glan yr Afon 17:37 Bangorgor 18:19 Bangor 58 Bangorgor 18:30 Llangoed 19:22 Bangor 58 Llangoed 19:30 Bangorgor 20:11 Bangor 62 Amlwch 17:45 Bangorgor 18:39 Bangor 62 Bangorgor 16:45 Amlwch 17:40 Bangor 62B no service Bangor 67 Bangorgor 18:35 Gerlan 19:03 Bangor 67 Gerlan 19:05 Bangorgor 19:33 Bangor 78 Bangorgor 20:10 Bangorgor 20:30 Llandudno Junction 13 Prestatyn 17:40 Llandudno 19:09 Llandudno Junction 14 Conwy 17:15 Glyndwr Rd 18:25 Llandudno Junction 14 Glyndwr Rd 17:58 Llandudno West Shore 18:54 Rhyl 12 Rhyll 18:00 Llandudno 19:10 Rhyl 12 Llandudno 19:10 Rhyll 20:18 Rhyl 35 Rhyll 19:00 Rhyll 19:53 Rhyl 36 Rhyll 18:00 Rhyll 18:54 Rhyl 85 No Service Rhyl 11A Chester 18:15 Holywell 19:31 Rhyl 11A Holywell 16:46 Chester 18:04 Rhyl 11M Holywell 19:35 Rhyll 20:28 Rhyl 11M Rhyll 18:15 Flint 19:20 Rhyl 51 Rhyll 18:35 Denbigh 19:23 Rhyl 51 Denbigh 19:35 Rhyll 20:26 Rhyl X51 Wrexham 18:35 Denbigh 19:57 Rhyl X51 Denbigh 19:49 Ruthin 20:09 Chester 10 Chester 19:15 Connah's Quay 19:55 Chester 10 Connah's Quay 19:43 Chester 20:14 Chester 10A Chester 18:18 Flint 19:03 Chester 10A Flint 18:10 Chester 18:56 Chester 13 Chester 19:45 Broughton Retail Park 20:14 Chester 13 Mold 18:29 Chester 19:33 Chester 4 Chester 19:00 Mold 19:55 Chester 4 Mold 19:00 Chester 19:55 Chester G3 Blacon Hall Rd 17:45 Blacon Hall Rd 18:10 Chester 1 Chester 18:20 Chester 18:48 Chester 15 Chester 18:44 Saughall 19:04 Chester 15 Saughall 18:14 Chester 18:35 Chester 1A Chester 18:50 Chester 19:18 Chester X4 Chester 18:25 Mold 19:26 Chester X4 Mold 17:18 Chester 18:13 Wrexham 1 Wrexham 19:50 Chester 20:30 Wrexham 1 Chester 19:42 Wrexham 20:28 Wrexham 3 Wrexham 18:15 Wrexham 19:11 Wrexham 4 Wrexham 17:30 Wrexham 18:26 Wrexham 4A Wrexham 18:00 Wrexham 18:52 Wrexham 5 Wrexham 19:30 Lllangollen 20:04 Wrexham 5 Llangollen 19:35 Wrexham 20:14 Wrexham 7 Wrexham 17:36 Wrexham 18:10 Wrexham 8 Wrexham 17:51 Wrexham 18:25 Wrexham 11 Wrexham 18:25 Minera 18:50 Wrexham 11 Minera 18:53 Wrexham 19:18 Wrexham 12 Wrexham 19:55 Brymbo 20:19 Wrexham 12 Brymbo 19:20 Wrexham 19:44 Wrexham 14 Wrexham 18:31 Brymbo 18:54 Wrexham 14 Brymbo 18:55 Wrexham 19:18 Wrexham 21 Wrexham 19:15 Wrexham 19:47 Wrexham 27 Wrexham 17:55 Mold 18:42 Wrexham 27 Mold 18:43 Wrexham 19:31 Wrexham 33 Wrexham 19:30 Wrexham 20:00 Wrexham 35 Wrexham 17:49 Wrexham 18:15 Wrexham 41A Wrexham 17:25 Redwither Tower 17:47 Wrexham 41A Redwither Tower 18:10 Wrexham 18:32.

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