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3409 Telford College Schematic Map Selective Routes Landscape Final Travel Routes to TCAT Wellington London Road Abbey Bucks Head Wellington Wellington Norton Shrewsbury Foregate The Shrewsbury Low Town Nordley Ironbridge Horsehay Football Club New College Falcon Hotel Crossroads College Dun Cow Town Services Bridgnorth, Shrewsbury Castle Street, Much Wenlock Stand D2, Bus 81 High Town Broseley Coalbrookdale Wellington Wellington Wellington Wellington Bluebell London Road Abbey Shrewsbury TCAT Bennes Cock Hotel The Wickes Crossroads Knightsbridge Foregate The Bridge Bank Close Jct Bell PH Dawley Dawley St Malinslee Telford Town Oakengates Ketley Wellington Lilleshall Church Aston Lancaster Leonards Coachwell Centre Telford Railway Shepherds Bennes Hadley Bus Trench Donnington Donnington Lilleshall Village Hall Mooreld Newport Avenue Church Close Central Station Lane Bank Station Preston Grove Parade, Bus 7 Ash Road Church Road Lane Boots Dawley High Street, Newport Bus Interchange, Bus 1 Stand A, Bus 5a Dawley Malinslee Telford Town Priorslee Oakengates Ketley Wellington Hadley Castle Trench The Donnington Muxton Lilleshall St Lilleshall The Newport Girls Ardern Stonerow Centre Central Park Bus Station Horseshoes TCAT Lane Shawbirch Bell Gate Caravan Park Michaels Woodlands High School Avenue Bus Station, Church TCAT Stand J, Bus 4 Hinstock Bennes Bank Styche Market Muxton Perton Drayton (Parkway Albrighton Priorslee TCAT Becote Staord Staord /Leasowes (Opposite Avenue Bennes Wellington Oakengates Oakengates Muxton Post Newport David's Pits Gnosall Haughton Thorneyelds Railway Drive) Crown Inn) (Powell Road) Bank TCAT Bus Station Albion Inn Oce Boots Covert Station Road Shropshire Inn Lane Station Paingham Staord Town Centre, (Opposite Shops) Railway Station, Bus 5 Codsall Shifnal Priorslee Ketley Copper Telford Town Donnington Lilleshall The Newport Bus Coton Green Gnosall Billington Staord (The Square) (Jaspers, Avenue Beach Road Centre Parade Woodlands Interchange Acres Sharman Way Bury Road Deanshill Victoria Road) (Clock Tower) Bus Station, Close Bus 4 Woodside Telford Town Ketley Wellington Wellington Woodside Abraham Woodside Stirchley Randlay Mill Centre Telford Priorslee Oakengates Shepherds Bennes Bucks Head Wellseld Darby School Woodrows Churchway Farm Drive Central Central Park Bus Station Lane Bank Football Club Madeley Centre, Donnington, Trench Stand A, Bus 4 Straord Park, Bus 7 Madeley Woodside Woodside Woodside Randlay Telford Town Telford Town Oakengates Oakengates Ketley Copper Wellington Court Centre Waltondale Park Lane Madeley Telford Town Centre Centre Fitness Railway Cartlidge Beach Road Bennes Academy Park Bus Station First Station House Bank Wolverhampton Train Direct Shrewsbury Train Direct Wolverhampton (Plat 1) Wellington (Plat 2) Wellington (Plat 1) Shrewsbury (Plat 4) Wolverhampton Train Direct Shrewsbury Train Direct TRAVEL KEY Dawley to TCAT Newport to TCAT Donnington to TCAT Train Routes Madeley to TCAT Staord to TCAT Shrewsbury to TCAT Paingham to TCAT Bridgnorth to TCAT Styche to TCAT.
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