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229 - Stratford Upon Avon - Snitterfieldvia Wilmcote Page 1 of 1 Timetable Valid from 31 May 2015 229 - Stratford Upon Avon - Snitterfield via Wilmcote Page 1 of 1 Timetable valid from 31 May 2015 Monday to Saturday SSH SSH STRATFORD, BRIDGE STREET - - 1145 1345 1610 1720 1820 STRATFORD, Wood Street - 0945 1147 1347 1612 1722 1822 Stratford, Bridge Street - 0947 - - - - - Stratford, Rail Station - - 1150 1350 1615 1725 1825 Trevelyan Crescent - - - - - 1732 1832 Wilmcote - - 1157 1357 1622 1739 1839 Aston Cantlow - - 1202 1402 1627 1744 1844 Bearley Grange Road - - 1210 1410 1635 1752 1852 Snitterfield 0752 0957 1215 1415 1640 1757 1857 Bearley Grange Road 0757 1002 - - - - - Aston Cantlow 0805 1010 - - - - - Wilmcote 0811 1015 - - - - - Trevelyan Crescent 0820 - - - - - - Stratford Rail Station 0832 1022 - - - - - STRATFORD TOWN CENTRE 0835 1025 1225 1425 1650 1807 1907 SSH Operates on Saturdays and School Holidays only. 229 service operates different routes throughout the day as follows: 1145, 1345 & 1610SSH Route: Stratford, Bridge Street, Wood Street, Greenhill Street, Alcester Road, The Ridgeway, Billesley Road, Wilmcote, Church Road, Aston Cantlow Road, Wilmcote Lane, Aston Cantlow, Brook Road, Bearley Road, White House Hill, Salters Lane, A3400, Bearley, Snitterfield Road, Bearley Road, Snitterfield, Smiths Lane, White Horse Hill, Ingon Lane, A439, Stratford, Warwick Road, Bridgeway, Bridgefoot, Bridge Street. 1720 & 1820 Route: Stratford, Bridge Street, Wood Street, Greenhill Street, Alcester Road, Masons Road, Baker Avenue, Brookside Road, Drayton Avenue, Trevelyan Crescent, Drayton Avenue, Glebe Road, Mount Crescent, Shelbourne Road, Bishopton Lane, The Ridgeway, Billesley Road, Wilmcote, Church Road, Aston Cantlow Road, Wilmcote Lane, Aston Cantlow, Brook Road, Bearley Road, White House Hill, Salters Lane, A3400, Bearley, Snitterfield Road, Bearley Road, Snitterfield, Smiths Lane, White Horse Hill, Ingon Lane, A439, Stratford, Warwick Road, Bridgeway, Bridgefoot, Bridge Street. 0752 SSH Route: Snitterfield, White Horse Hill, Smiths Lane, Bearley Road, Bearley, Snitterfield Road, A3400, Salters Lane, White House Hill, Aston Cantlow, Brook Road, Wilmcote Lane, Aston Cantlow Road, Wilmcote, Church Road, Billesley Road, The Ridgeway, Stratford, Bishopton Lane, Shelbourne Road, Mount Crescent, Glebe Road, Drayton Avenue, Trevelyan Crescent, Drayton Avenue, Brookside Road, Baker Avenue, Masons Road, Alcester Road, Greenhill Street, Wood Street. 0945 Route: Stratford, Wood Street Nat West Bank, Bridge Street, Warwick Road, A439, Ingon Lane, Snitterfield, White Horse Hill, Smiths Lane, Bearley Road, Bearley, Snitterfield Road, A3400, Salters Lane, White House Hill, Aston Cantlow, Brook Road, Wilmcote Lane, Aston Cantlow Road, Wilmcote, Church Road, Billesley Road, The Ridgeway, Stratford, Alcester Road, Greenhill Street, Wood Street. Diamond Bus Company, Beacon House, Long Acre, Birmingham B7 5JJ Tel: 0121 322 2222 Fax: 0121 322 2718 www.diamondbuses.com Company Registration: 2531054 Registered Address: Beacon House, Long Acre, Birmingham B7 5JJ Times, dates and prices correct at going to press. Diamond Bus Company cannot be held responsible for errors or omissions..
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