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Kirkdale Station Interchange Information Kirkdale Station Interchange Information Buses from Stop A A Buses from Stop C C Buses from Stop D D From 01/09/2013 From 01/09/2013 To: CITY CENTRE (QUEEN SQUARE BUS STATION) Rail replacement services towards To: (MAGDALENE SQUARE) 56 Via: Melrose Road, Stanley Road, Scotland Road, Byrom Street, 56 NETHERTON Via: Southport Road, Netherton Way, Sterrix Lane, Gorsey Lane Kirkby or Ormskirk operate from this Whitechapel, St Johns Lane stop. MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY G G L L 5.25am 5.55am 6.06am 6.36am 6.15am 6.45am G G L L 5.26am 5.56am 6.25am 6.55am 7.15am 7.45am G THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES 7.25am 7.56am 8.06am 8.36am From 11/01/2015 THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES AT 06 36 To: (MAGDALENE SQUARE) THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES I NETHERTON AT 26 56 THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR 10.38am K 58 Via: Hawthorne Road, Merton Road, Stanley Road, MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR AT 26 56 9.52am 4.06pm 4.38pm AT 06 36 THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES UNTIL 5.26pm 5.59pm MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR 5.08pm 5.38pm MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR Linacre Lane, Park Lane, Bridle Road, Park Lane West, THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES I I 6.29pm 6.59pm UNTIL 5.26pm 5.59pm K K 6.06pm 6.40pm 6.06pm 6.40pm AT 08 38 St Oswalds Lane 7.27pm 7.57pm 6.29pm 6.59pm AT 22 52 7.10pm 7.40pm 7.10pm 7.40pm MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR K K I I I 8.22pm 8.52pm 7.27pm 7.57pm MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR 8.10pm 8.38pm 8.10pm 8.38pm UNTIL 12.08am K K K I I I I 8.22pm 8.52pm UNTIL 11.22pm 9.08pm 9.38pm 9.08pm 9.38pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES I I I I K K 10.08pm 10.38pm 10.08pm 10.38pm THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES I I I I 6.39am AT 22 52 K K 11.08pm 11.38pm 11.08pm 11.38pm MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR AT 22 52 I I 7.09am 7.44am K 12.08am 12.08am 8.14am 8.44am UNTIL 11.22pm MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR K CODES: I Merseytravel service operated by HTL Buses 9.19am 9.49am 7.19am 7.49am UNTIL 11.22pm L Merseytravel service operated by Arriva THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES CODES: G Merseytravel service operated by Arriva continues to Liverpool ONE Bus Station NO K Merseytravel service operated by HTL Buses continues to Liverpool ONE Bus Station AT 19 49 AT 19 49 SERVICE MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR From 06/10/2013 UNTIL 3.49pm UNTIL 6.19pm To: AINTREE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL 4.21pm 4.57pm Merseytravel Via: Hawthorne Road, Bootle Strand, Linacre Road, Seaforth, 5.34pm To: SEAFORTH 159 bus service Dunnings Bridge Road, Copy Lane, Old Roan, Wango Lane, 6.04pm 6.39pm 835 Via: Commercial Road, Sandhills Lane, Derby Road Longmoor Lane MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY To: AINTREE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL From 06/10/2013 MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY NO NO n Via: Hawthorne Road, Bootle Strand, Linacre Road, Seaforth, 7.23am 7.30am 159 SERVICE SERVICE 8.00am 8.30am n Dunnings Bridge Road, Copy Lane, Old Roan, Wango Lane, 8.00am 8.30am THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES Longmoor Lane AT NO 00 30 AT MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR 00 30 SERVICE MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR UNTIL 5.00pm 5.40pm MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY UNTIL 5.00pm 5.30pm 6.10pmn 6.00pmn 7.31amn 8.01am 8.31am n 8.01amn 8.31am CODE: Journey operates to Bootle, The Strand only THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES AT NO 01 31 AT MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR 01 31 SERVICE MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR UNTIL 5.01pm 5.41pm UNTIL 5.01pm 5.31pm 6.11pmn 6.01pmn CODE: n Journey operates to Bootle, The Strand only Buses from Stop B B Rail replacement services towards Liverpool Central operate from this stop. From 11/01/2015 58 To: CITY CENTRE (QUEEN SQUARE BUS STATION) Via: Smith Street, Great Homer Street MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 6.05am 6.35am 7.08am 7.38am 8.08am 8.43am 9.13am 9.43am 6.45am 10.15am 10.45am THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES NO AT 15 45 AT SERVICE 15 45 MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR UNTIL 6.15pm UNTIL 3.45pm 4.19pm 4.55pm 5.25pm 6.00pm 6.29pm Bus Route 159 takes you to Everton Football Club From 06/10/2013 159 To: WALTON PARK Via: Melrose Road, Westminster Road, County Road, Rice Lane MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 7.27am 7.57am 7.01am 7.31am THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES THEN EVERY 30 MINUTES AT 27 57 NO AT 01 31 MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR SERVICE MINUTES PAST EACH HOUR UNTIL 5.08pm 5.38pm UNTIL 5.01pm 5.31pm 6.18pm 6.37pm February 2015.
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