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502GREEN.qxd 14/4/04 10:41 am Page 1 502 Romford - Debden - Loughton Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays Church Hill Chester Road Romford StationRomford Ê MarketCollier RowHavering-atte-BowerStaplefordPassingford Abbotts Abridge Bridge Rolls Park DebdenCorner BroadwayDebden „Loughton Loughton Station „ • ••••• • ••••• Please note that Bus Passes, Travelcards, LT Cards, Freedom Passes and Saver tickets are NOT accepted on this service. Cash fares may differ from those charged on other local bus services. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Romford Station Ê 1035 1335 1635 Romford Market St Edward’s Way 1039 1339 1639 Collier Row Chase Cross Road 1044 1344 1644 Havering-atte-Bower Green 1049 1349 1649 Stapleford Abbotts Royal Oak 1052 1352 1652 Passingford Bridge 1055 1355 1655 Abridge Roding Hall 1100 1400 1700 Debden Broadway Torrington Drive „ 1110 1410 1710 Debden Chester Road/Castell Road 1115 1415 1715 Loughton Church Hill, Homebase 1120 1420 1720 Loughton Station „ 1125 1425 1725 No service on other days or Public Holidays 10.4.04 T5547O MAYOR Operated by Centra OF LONDON for Essex County Council 502GREEN.qxd 14/4/04 10:41 am Page 2 502 Loughton - Debden - Romford Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays Church Hill Chester Road Loughton StationLoughton „ Debden Debden BroadwayRolls Park „ AbridgeCorner PassingfordStapleford Bridge Havering-atte-BowerAbbotts Collier RowRomford MarketRomford Station Ê • ••••• • ••••• Please note that Bus Passes, Travelcards, LT Cards, Freedom Passes and Saver tickets are NOT accepted on this service. Cash fares may differ from those charged on other local bus services. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Loughton Station „ 0927 1227 1527 Loughton Church Hill, Homebase 0931 1231 1531 Debden Chester Road/Castell Road 0935 1235 1535 Debden Broadway Torrington Drive „ 0940 1240 1540 Abridge Roding Hall 0950 1250 1550 Passingford Bridge 0956 1256 1556 Stapleford Abbotts Royal Oak 1001 1301 1601 Havering-atte-Bower Green 1006 1306 1606 Collier Row Collier Row Lane 1013 1313 1613 Romford Market St Edward’s Way 1021 1321 1621 Romford Station Ê 1025 1325 1625 No service on other days or Public Holidays 10.4.04 T5547T MAYOR Operated by Centra OF LONDON for Essex County Council.

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