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WWW Bus Time Schedule & Line Route WWW bus time schedule & line map WWW Gretton View In Website Mode The WWW bus line (Gretton) has 2 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Gretton: 12:40 PM (2) Market Harborough: 9:30 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest WWW bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next WWW bus arriving. Direction: Gretton WWW bus Time Schedule 16 stops Gretton Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Market Hall, Market Harborough Northampton Road, Market Harborough Tuesday 12:40 PM Ashley Way, Little Bowden Wednesday Not Operational The Queens Head Inn, Sutton Bassett Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Mickleborough Close, Weston by Welland School Farm Yard, Weston By Welland Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational The George, Ashley 21 Main Street, Ashley Civil Parish Green Lane, Stoke Albany WWW bus Info Green Lane, Stoke Albany Civil Parish Direction: Gretton Stops: 16 Fox Inn Ph, Wilbarston Trip Duration: 55 min 2 Church Street, Wilbarston Civil Parish Line Summary: Market Hall, Market Harborough, Ashley Way, Little Bowden, The Queens Head Inn, Queens Road, Wilbarston Sutton Bassett, Mickleborough Close, Weston by Welland, The George, Ashley, Green Lane, Stoke Church Lane, East Carlton Albany, Fox Inn Ph, Wilbarston, Queens Road, Wilbarston, Church Lane, East Carlton, Country Park, Country Park, East Carlton East Carlton, Middleton House Farm, Middleton, Bury Close, Cottingham, Spread Eagle Ph, Cottingham, Middleton House Farm, Middleton Caldecott Road, Rockingham, St James's Church, Gretton, Village Hall, Gretton Bury Close, Cottingham Berry Road, Cottingham Civil Parish Spread Eagle Ph, Cottingham 1 High Street, Cottingham Civil Parish Caldecott Road, Rockingham St James's Church, Gretton Village Hall, Gretton Direction: Market Harborough WWW bus Time Schedule 16 stops Market Harborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Village Hall, Gretton Tuesday 9:30 AM St James's Church, Gretton 34 High Street, Gretton Civil Parish Wednesday Not Operational Caldecott Road, Rockingham Thursday Not Operational Friday Not Operational Spread Eagle Ph, Cottingham 1 High Street, Cottingham Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Bury Close, Cottingham Berry Road, Cottingham Civil Parish Middleton House Farm, Middleton WWW bus Info Direction: Market Harborough Country Park, East Carlton Stops: 16 Trip Duration: 55 min Church Lane, East Carlton Line Summary: Village Hall, Gretton, St James's Church, Gretton, Caldecott Road, Rockingham, Queens Road, Wilbarston Spread Eagle Ph, Cottingham, Bury Close, Cottingham, Middleton House Farm, Middleton, Fox Inn Ph, Wilbarston Country Park, East Carlton, Church Lane, East Carlton, Queens Road, Wilbarston, Fox Inn Ph, 1 Main Street, Wilbarston Civil Parish Wilbarston, Green Lane, Stoke Albany, The George, Green Lane, Stoke Albany Ashley, Mickleborough Close, Weston by Welland, The Queens Head Inn, Sutton Bassett, Britannia Walk, Ashley Road, Stoke Albany Civil Parish Market Harborough, Market Hall, Market The George, Ashley Harborough 21 Main Street, Ashley Civil Parish Mickleborough Close, Weston by Welland School Farm Yard, Weston By Welland Civil Parish The Queens Head Inn, Sutton Bassett Britannia Walk, Market Harborough Britannia Walk, Market Harborough Market Hall, Market Harborough Northampton Road, Market Harborough WWW bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. Use the Moovit App to see live bus times, train schedule or subway schedule, and step-by-step directions for all public transit in East Midlands. Check Live Arrival Times About Moovit MaaS Solutions Supported Countries Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - All Rights Reserved.
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