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THE GARSDALE STATION SHUTTLE: Gayle - Hawes - Hardraw - Garsdale Station DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICE THE GARSDALE STATION SHUTTLE: Gayle - Hawes - Hardraw - Garsdale Station DEMAND RESPONSIVE SERVICE The Garsdale Station Shuttle does not meet every train at Monday to Friday Saturdays Sundays Garsdale Station as part of its regular schedule. However, if there is a train you would like to meet that Gayle Little Ings Bus Shelter 0850 1020 1655 0830 1005 1655 1000 1725 does not appear on the timetable, please ring the Hawes Market Place, The Board Inn 0852 1022 1657 0832 1007 1657 1002 1727 booking office and we will arrange a “demand responsive” booking. Hawes Dales Countryside Museum 0856 1026 1701 0836 1011 1701 1006 R Our demand responsive service is also available for Hardraw opp. The Green Dragon Inn 0900 1030 1705 0840 1015 1705 1010 1732 journeys throughout the Upper Dales - Appersett Ure Bridge Hardraw Turn * 0902 1032 1707 0842 1017 1707 1012 1734 our service covers the following villages: Collier Holme Farm Cotterdale Turn 0905 1035 1710 0845 1020 1710 1015 1737 Upper Wensleydale: Hawes / Gayle / Burtersett / Moorcock Inn n 0910 1040 1715 0850 1025 1715 1020 1742 Bainbridge / Askrigg / Woodhall / Carperby / West Burton / Aysgarth / Worton / Thornton Rust / Garsdale Station 0915 1045 1720 0855 1030 1720 1025 1747 Sedbusk / Simonstone / Cotterdale / Lunds Upper Swaledale: Keld / Angram / Thwaite / Muker Train Connection: Leeds - Carlisle 0921 1053 .. 0921 .. 1652 u 1040 1753 This service is available: Train Connection: Carlisle - Leeds 0933 .. 1727 0933 1036 1727 1034 .. Monday to Sunday: 0900 - 2100 Garsdale Station 0935 1055 1730 0925 1055 1730 1040 1755 except when the bus is operating the scheduled Garsdale Station Shuttle service n Moorcock Inn 0940 1100 1735 0930 1100 1735 1045 R (Out of these hours by advance arrangement) Collier Holme Farm Cotterdale Turn n 0945 1105 1740 0935 1105 1740 1050 R Please note that ENCTS elderly/disabled bus passes are Appersett Ure Bridge Hardraw Turn n* 0948 1108 1743 0938 1108 1743 1053 R not valid for free travel on demand responsive journeys. Hardraw The Green Dragon n 0950 1110 1745 0940 1110 1745 1055 R If we are unable to meet your request, we will happily provide you with the phone numbers of Hawes Dales Countryside Museum n 0954 1114 1749 0944 1114 1749 1059 R local taxi and private hire companies. Hawes Market Place, Market House n 0958 1118 1753 0948 1118 1753 1103 1810 Gayle Little Ings Bus Shelter n 1000 1120 1755 0950 1120 1755 1105 R THE LITTLE WHITE BUS R = Does not call here on this journey unless pre-booked with the LWB Booking Office or the bus driver Bookings Office at n = The bus may depart from this stop up to five minutes earlier than the time shown Upper Wensleydale Community Office u = Connection is only available for arriving passengers on this train, who will need to wait for bus at 1730 The Neukin, Market Place, Hawes * = For Appersett Village Green please book in advance or ask the bus driver en route Monday - Friday: 0900 - 1700 There's no need to book to use these buses, except where marked R, simply wait at the listed stop and signal to the driver Saturday: 0900 - 1200 The bus will wait a reasonable time for late trains. For further information contact the Little White Bus Bookings Office Tel: 01969 667 400 Out of office hours the Garsdale Station Shuttle driver can be contacted on 07816 986448 E-Mail: [email protected] www.littlewhitebus.co.uk Train times may be affected by engineering work, particularly at weekends. For details call 08457 484950 or visit www.nationalrail.co.uk @LittleWhiteBus Concessionary Bus Passes can be used The Garsdale Station Shuttle is part of a wider public transport network in Wensleydale. THE LITTLE WHITE BUS on all scheduled journeys shown on the timetable overleaf. Buses run seven days a week from Hawes ARSDALE TATION HUTTLE to Bainbridge, Aysgarth and Leyburn: G S S We will make every effort to accommodate On Mondays to Saturdays our Wensleydale Voyager th immediate requests for the demand responsive service 156 links Gayle, Hawes, Aysgarth, Leyburn BUS TIMES FROM 29 OCTOBER 2020 service, but wherever possible please give us and Catterick, serving most villages in the area. advance notice and use the Upper Wensleydale On Sundays and Bank Holidays Garsdale Station- Hardraw - Community Office’s booking facility. Wensleydale Flyer service 856 takes the main road, continuing to Bedale and Northallerton. Hawes - Gayle Single fares are available for all journeys. On Monday to Saturday Wensleydale Rover tickets On Summer Sundays and Bank Holidays extra Connecting with are available for £9 (adults), £18 (family) services are provided by the DalesBus network including buses from Hawes to Ribblehead, Settle, and £4.50 (child) for a day’s travel on any scheduled Little White Bus service plus (not Sat) bus 155. Muker, Reeth, Richmond, Askrigg, Castle Bolton, Buckden, Grassington, Ilkley and Leeds. trains on the Leeds - Settle - Carlisle line On Sundays Dales Rover tickets (£10 adults/ £18 group - for any group of up to 2 adults & 3 children) Find Out More Call in at the Upper Wensleydale Community Office are available for a day’s travel on the or give us a call to find out more about local buses Garsdale Station Shuttle, Wensleydale Flyer and or to book for our demand responsive trips. other DalesBus services. Timetables for all local bus and train services are also available from Hawes National Park Centre (01969) 666210 and at www.dalesbus.org Visit the Red Squirrels During the summer months we run a pre-bookable service to the Red Squirrel Trail at Snaizeholme. For details and to book call in at Hawes National Park Centre or call 01969 666210. Similar trips can be arranged at any time of the year. Day Trips with The Little White Bus The Garsdale Station Shuttle and Demand Responsive services are operated by Little White Bus Join us on our popular day trips from Hawes on under contract to North Yorkshire County Council. Sunday buses are commercially operated by Little White Bus with selected Wednesdays throughout the year. support from Dales and Bowland Community Interest Company. Local collection and drop off points are also available. Fares from £9.00 return Includes Demand Responsive Service Details from the Little White Bus Booking Office. in Upper Wensleydale & Swaledale .
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