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CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST Bus Time Schedule & Line Map CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus time schedule & line map CONNECTING COMMUNITIES S… Kelsale View In Website Mode The CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus line (Kelsale) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Kelsale: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM (2) Orford: 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM (3) Sudbourne: 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus arriving. Direction: Kelsale CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL 30 stops EAST bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Kelsale Route Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Market Hill, Orford Monday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Bakers Lane, Orford Civil Parish Tuesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM School Road, Sudbourne Wednesday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM St Andrews Church, Walberswick Thursday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Short Lane, Walberswick Civil Parish Friday 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM Stanney House Farm, Iken Saturday Not Operational Railway Station, Halesworth Car Park, Halesworth Bus Shelter, Aldeburgh CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus Info Market Square, Wickham Market Direction: Kelsale 46 High Street, Wickham Market Stops: 30 Trip Duration: 200 min Wickham Mkt Railway Station, Campsey Ash Line Summary: Market Hill, Orford, School Road, Abbey Gardens, Campsey Ash Civil Parish Sudbourne, St Andrews Church, Walberswick, Stanney House Farm, Iken, Railway Station, Green Man, Tunstall Halesworth, Car Park, Halesworth, Bus Shelter, Duck Lane, Tunstall Civil Parish Aldeburgh, Market Square, Wickham Market, Wickham Mkt Railway Station, Campsey Ash, Green Oak Meadow, Wenhaston Man, Tunstall, Oak Meadow, Wenhaston, Chapel Oak Meadow Close, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Road, Blythburgh, St Peter's Church, Thorington, Queens Head, Bramƒeld, Youth Hostel, Blaxhall, Chapel Road, Blythburgh Parrot & Punchbowl, Aldringham, The Glebes, Snape, The Crown, Westleton, Bus Shelter, Middleton, Old St Peter's Church, Thorington Chequers, Friston, Butchers Arms, Knodishall, Library, Leiston, Doughty Wylie Crescent, Theberton, Queens Head, Bramƒeld Railway Station, Darsham, St Marys Church, Benhall, Sandy Lane, Sternƒeld, Shelter, Yoxford, Railway Station, Saxmundham, Street Farm Road, Youth Hostel, Blaxhall Saxmundham, Carlton Road, Kelsale Old Post O∆ce Lane, Blaxhall Civil Parish Parrot & Punchbowl, Aldringham Thorpe Road, Aldringham Cum Thorpe Civil Parish The Glebes, Snape The Crown, Westleton Bus Shelter, Middleton The Street, Middleton Civil Parish Old Chequers, Friston Chequers Row, Friston Civil Parish Butchers Arms, Knodishall Library, Leiston 16 Main Street, Leiston Doughty Wylie Crescent, Theberton Doughty Wylie Crescent, Theberton Civil Parish Railway Station, Darsham St Marys Church, Benhall Sandy Lane, Sternƒeld Church Hill, Sternƒeld Civil Parish Shelter, Yoxford Railway Station, Saxmundham Street Farm Road, Saxmundham Carlton Road, Kelsale Direction: Orford CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL 30 stops EAST bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Orford Route Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Carlton Road, Kelsale Monday 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM Street Farm Road, Saxmundham Tuesday 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM Railway Station, Saxmundham Wednesday 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM Thursday 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM Shelter, Yoxford Friday 7:30 AM - 6:30 PM Sandy Lane, Sternƒeld Saturday Not Operational Church Hill, Sternƒeld Civil Parish St Marys Church, Benhall Railway Station, Darsham CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus Info Doughty Wylie Crescent, Theberton Direction: Orford Doughty Wylie Crescent, Theberton Civil Parish Stops: 30 Library, Leiston Trip Duration: 184 min Line Summary: Carlton Road, Kelsale, Street Farm 16 Main Street, Leiston Road, Saxmundham, Railway Station, Saxmundham, Butchers Arms, Knodishall Shelter, Yoxford, Sandy Lane, Sternƒeld, St Marys Church, Benhall, Railway Station, Darsham, Doughty Old Chequers, Friston Wylie Crescent, Theberton, Library, Leiston, Butchers Arms, Knodishall, Old Chequers, Friston, Bus Shelter, Chequers Row, Friston Civil Parish Middleton, The Crown, Westleton, The Glebes, Snape, Bus Shelter, Middleton Parrot & Punchbowl, Aldringham, Youth Hostel, Blaxhall, Queens Head, Bramƒeld, St Peter's Church, The Street, Middleton Civil Parish Thorington, Chapel Road, Blythburgh, Oak Meadow, The Crown, Westleton Wenhaston, Green Man, Tunstall, Wickham Mkt Railway Station, Campsey Ash, Market Square, Wickham Market, Bus Shelter, Aldeburgh, Car Park, The Glebes, Snape Halesworth, Railway Station, Halesworth, Stanney House Farm, Iken, St Andrews Church, Walberswick, Parrot & Punchbowl, Aldringham School Road, Sudbourne, Market Hill, Orford Thorpe Road, Aldringham Cum Thorpe Civil Parish Youth Hostel, Blaxhall Old Post O∆ce Lane, Blaxhall Civil Parish Queens Head, Bramƒeld St Peter's Church, Thorington Chapel Road, Blythburgh Oak Meadow, Wenhaston Oak Meadow Close, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Green Man, Tunstall Duck Lane, Tunstall Civil Parish Wickham Mkt Railway Station, Campsey Ash Abbey Gardens, Campsey Ash Civil Parish Market Square, Wickham Market 46 High Street, Wickham Market Bus Shelter, Aldeburgh Car Park, Halesworth Railway Station, Halesworth Stanney House Farm, Iken St Andrews Church, Walberswick Short Lane, Walberswick Civil Parish School Road, Sudbourne Market Hill, Orford Bakers Lane, Orford Civil Parish Direction: Sudbourne CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL 29 stops EAST bus Time Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sudbourne Route Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Carlton Road, Kelsale Monday Not Operational Street Farm Road, Saxmundham Tuesday 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Railway Station, Saxmundham Wednesday Not Operational Thursday 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Shelter, Yoxford Friday Not Operational Sandy Lane, Sternƒeld Saturday Not Operational Church Hill, Sternƒeld Civil Parish St Marys Church, Benhall Railway Station, Darsham CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus Info Doughty Wylie Crescent, Theberton Direction: Sudbourne Doughty Wylie Crescent, Theberton Civil Parish Stops: 29 Library, Leiston Trip Duration: 206 min Line Summary: Carlton Road, Kelsale, Street Farm 16 Main Street, Leiston Road, Saxmundham, Railway Station, Saxmundham, Butchers Arms, Knodishall Shelter, Yoxford, Sandy Lane, Sternƒeld, St Marys Church, Benhall, Railway Station, Darsham, Doughty Old Chequers, Friston Wylie Crescent, Theberton, Library, Leiston, Butchers Arms, Knodishall, Old Chequers, Friston, Bus Shelter, Chequers Row, Friston Civil Parish Middleton, The Crown, Westleton, The Glebes, Snape, Bus Shelter, Middleton Parrot & Punchbowl, Aldringham, Youth Hostel, Blaxhall, Queens Head, Bramƒeld, St Peter's Church, The Street, Middleton Civil Parish Thorington, Chapel Road, Blythburgh, Oak Meadow, Wenhaston, Green Man, Tunstall, Wickham Mkt The Crown, Westleton Railway Station, Campsey Ash, Market Square, Wickham Market, Bus Shelter, Aldeburgh, Car Park, The Glebes, Snape Halesworth, Railway Station, Halesworth, Stanney House Farm, Iken, St Andrews Church, Walberswick, Parrot & Punchbowl, Aldringham School Road, Sudbourne Thorpe Road, Aldringham Cum Thorpe Civil Parish Youth Hostel, Blaxhall Old Post O∆ce Lane, Blaxhall Civil Parish Queens Head, Bramƒeld St Peter's Church, Thorington Chapel Road, Blythburgh Oak Meadow, Wenhaston Oak Meadow Close, Wenhaston With Mells Hamlet Civil Parish Green Man, Tunstall Duck Lane, Tunstall Civil Parish Wickham Mkt Railway Station, Campsey Ash Abbey Gardens, Campsey Ash Civil Parish Market Square, Wickham Market 46 High Street, Wickham Market Bus Shelter, Aldeburgh Car Park, Halesworth Railway Station, Halesworth Stanney House Farm, Iken St Andrews Church, Walberswick Short Lane, Walberswick Civil Parish School Road, Sudbourne CONNECTING COMMUNITIES SUFFOLK COASTAL EAST bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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