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435-436-436A-437-437A-Holmfirth-To-Wakefield-From-11-Apr-2021.Pdf 435/436/436A/437/437A Holmfirth to Wakefield Valid from Sunday, April 11, 2021 to Thursday, September 9, 2021 Monday to Friday - Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 435 436 435 435 1 435 2 437A 435 436A 435 436A 437A 1 437A 2 436 435 436 435 435 Holmfirth Bus Station stans B -- 0635 0725 0753 0807 0935 1037 1137 1237 1337 1437 1447 1550 1650 1800 1840 2000 New Mill Penistone Rd Church Street -- 0642 0732 0800 0814 0942 1044 1144 1244 1344 1444 1454 1557 1657 1806 1846 2006 Shepley The Black Bull -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1852 -- Shepley The Black Bull 0600 0649 0739 0808 0821 0949 1051 1151 1251 1351 1451 1501 1608 1706 1813 -- 2013 Upper Cumberworth The Star Inn 0604 0653 0743 0813 0825 0953 1055 1155 1255 1355 1455 1505 1612 1710 1817 -- 2017 Denby Dale Wakefield Road Leak Hall Cresc -- 0657 -- -- -- -- -- 1159 -- 1359 -- -- 1616 -- 1821 -- -- Denby Dale War Memorial 0608 -- 0749 0818 0828 0957 1059 -- 1259 -- 1459 1509 -- 1714 -- -- 2020 Lower Cumberworth Shelley Woodhouse Lane Foresters 0611 -- 0752 0823 0832 1001 1103 -- 1303 -- 1502 1513 -- 1717 -- -- 2022 Skelmanthorpe Cumberworth Rd Huddersfield Rd 0615 -- 0755 0828 0836 1005 1107 -- 1307 -- 1507 1517 -- 1721 -- -- 2025 Shelley College -- -- -- 0830 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1513 -- -- -- -- -- -- Skelmanthorpe Huddersfield Road The Grove Inn -- -- -- 0832 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1515 -- -- -- -- -- -- Scissett Church Wakefield Road 0620 0701 0801 0837 0841 1010 1112 1204 1312 1404 1520 1522 1621 1726 1825 -- 2031 Scissett Middle School -- -- -- 0841 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Clayton West Barnsley Road Springfield Ave -- 0703 -- -- -- 1012 -- 1206 -- 1406 1524 1524 1623 -- 1827 -- -- Clayton West High Street Upper Common Ln -- -- -- -- -- 1016 -- 1210 -- 1410 1528 1528 -- -- -- -- -- Calder Grove Post Office 0631 0719 0814 0854 0854 1028 1123 1221 1323 1421 1539 1539 1636 1737 1840 -- 2041 Thornes Lane 0637 0726 0823 0902 0902 1035 1130 1228 1330 1428 1548 1548 1645 1745 1846 -- 2047 Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 0645 0739 0843 0917 0917 1045 1140 1238 1340 1438 1558 1558 1655 1755 1854 -- 2055 1 Term Time Only 2 Only During School Holidays Monday to Friday - Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 435 436 436 437 1 437 2 436A 435 436A 435 436A 435 1 435 2 435 1 435 2 435 436 435 435 Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 -- -- 0650 0744 0753 0935 1030 1130 1230 1330 1430 1438 1525 1532 1630 1730 1900 2100 Thornes Lane -- -- 0658 0752 0800 0943 1038 1138 1238 1338 1439 1447 1534 1540 1640 1739 1908 2107 Calder Grove Cedar Court Hotel -- -- 0704 0759 0807 0949 1044 1144 1244 1344 1446 1453 1541 1547 1653 1752 1913 2112 Scissett Middle School -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1559 -- -- -- -- -- Clayton West High Street Upper Common Ln -- -- -- -- -- 1002 -- 1157 -- 1357 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Clayton West Shoulder Of Mutton -- -- 0717 0814 0819 1004 -- 1159 -- 1359 -- -- -- -- -- 1805 -- -- Scissett Wakefield Road Church -- -- 0720 0819 0822 1007 1056 1202 1257 1402 1459 1506 1600 1600 1709 1809 1925 2124 Skelmanthorpe The Grove Inn -- -- -- 0825 0827 -- 1101 -- 1302 -- 1505 1512 1606 1606 1715 -- 1930 2129 Shelley College -- -- -- 0828 -- -- -- -- -- -- 1510 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Lower Cumberworth Shelley Woodhouse Lane Foresters -- 0655 -- 0832 0831 -- 1105 -- 1306 -- 1514 1515 1610 1610 1718 -- 1933 2131 Denby Dale Wakefield Rd Wesley Terrace -- 0658 0724 0835 0835 1011 1108 1206 1309 1406 1518 1518 1613 1613 1721 1813 1936 2134 Upper Cumberworth The Star Inn -- 0701 0728 0838 0838 1015 1111 1210 1312 1410 1522 1522 1617 1617 1724 1816 1939 2137 Shepley Marsh Lane Library 0615 0705 0733 0842 0842 1019 1115 1214 1316 1414 1527 1527 1623 1623 1730 1820 1943 2140 New Mill Penistone Rd Church Street 0621 0711 0739 0848 0848 1024 1121 1220 1322 1420 1533 1533 1629 1629 1740 1826 1948 -- Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 0630 0720 0748 0857 0857 1033 1130 1229 1331 1429 1542 1542 1638 1638 1749 1833 1955 -- 1 Term Time Only 2 Only During School Holidays Saturday - Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 436 435 436 435 436 435 436 435 436 435 436 435 435 Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 0738 0838 0937 1037 1137 1237 1337 1437 1537 1637 1800 1850 2000 New Mill Penistone Rd Church Street 0744 0844 0944 1044 1144 1244 1344 1444 1544 1644 1806 1856 2006 Shepley The Black Bull -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1902 -- Shepley The Black Bull 0751 0851 0951 1051 1151 1251 1351 1451 1551 1651 1813 -- 2012 Upper Cumberworth The Star Inn 0755 0855 0955 1055 1155 1255 1355 1455 1555 1655 1817 -- 2016 Denby Dale War Memorial -- 0858 -- 1059 -- 1259 -- 1458 -- 1658 -- -- 2020 Lower Cumberworth Shelley Woodhouse Lane Foresters -- 0902 -- 1103 -- 1303 -- 1501 -- 1701 -- -- 2022 Skelmanthorpe Cumberworth Rd Huddersfield Rd -- 0906 -- 1107 -- 1307 -- 1505 -- 1705 -- -- 2025 Denby Dale Wakefield Road Leak Hall Cresc 0758 -- 0959 -- 1159 -- 1359 -- 1558 -- 1821 -- -- Scissett Church Wakefield Road 0803 0911 1003 1112 1203 1312 1403 1510 1602 1710 1824 -- 2030 Clayton West Barnsley Road Springfield Ave 0805 -- 1005 -- 1205 -- 1405 -- 1604 -- 1826 -- -- Calder Grove Post Office 0818 0922 1018 1123 1218 1323 1418 1521 1617 1721 1837 -- 2040 Thornes Lane 0824 0928 1025 1130 1225 1330 1425 1528 1624 1728 1843 -- 2046 Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 0834 0938 1035 1140 1235 1340 1435 1538 1634 1738 1851 -- 2054 Saturday - Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 435 436 435 436 435 436 435 436 435 436 435 436 435 435 Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 -- -- 0830 0930 1030 1130 1230 1330 1430 1530 1630 1750 1900 2100 Thornes Lane -- -- 0838 0938 1038 1139 1239 1339 1439 1539 1638 1758 1908 2107 Calder Grove Cedar Court Hotel -- -- 0844 0944 1044 1145 1245 1346 1446 1546 1644 1804 1913 2112 Clayton West Shoulder Of Mutton -- -- -- 0956 -- 1156 -- 1358 -- 1558 -- 1816 -- -- Scissett Wakefield Road Church -- -- 0856 0959 1056 1159 1258 1401 1459 1601 1657 1819 1925 2124 Skelmanthorpe The Grove Inn -- -- 0901 -- 1101 -- 1303 -- 1504 -- 1703 -- 1930 2129 Lower Cumberworth Shelley Woodhouse Lane Foresters -- -- 0905 -- 1105 -- 1307 -- 1508 -- 1707 -- 1933 2131 Denby Dale Wakefield Rd Wesley Terrace -- -- 0908 1004 1108 1203 1310 1406 1511 1607 1710 1823 1936 2134 Upper Cumberworth The Star Inn -- -- 0911 1008 1111 1207 1313 1410 1514 1610 1713 1826 1939 2137 Shepley Marsh Lane Library 0720 0820 0915 1012 1115 1211 1318 1414 1518 1614 1717 1830 1943 2140 New Mill Penistone Rd Church Street 0725 0825 0921 1018 1120 1217 1324 1419 1523 1621 1722 1836 1948 -- Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 0733 0833 0930 1027 1128 1226 1333 1428 1532 1632 1731 1843 1955 -- Sunday - Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 435 435 435 435 435 Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 0834 1034 1234 1434 1634 New Mill Penistone Rd Church Street 0839 1040 1240 1440 1640 Shepley The Black Bull 0845 1046 1246 1446 1646 Upper Cumberworth The Star Inn 0849 1050 1250 1450 1650 Denby Dale War Memorial 0852 1053 1253 1453 1653 Lower Cumberworth Shelley Woodhouse Lane Foresters 0854 1055 1256 1456 1656 Skelmanthorpe Cumberworth Rd Huddersfield Rd 0857 1058 1259 1459 1659 Scissett Church Wakefield Road 0902 1103 1303 1504 1703 Calder Grove Post Office 0913 1114 1314 1515 1714 Thornes Lane 0919 1121 1321 1522 1720 Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 0929 1131 1331 1532 1730 Sunday - Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 435 435 435 435 435 435 Wakefield City Centre Bus Station stand 17 -- 0934 1134 1334 1534 1734 Thornes Lane -- 0942 1142 1342 1542 1741 Calder Grove Cedar Court Hotel -- 0949 1148 1349 1548 1747 Scissett Wakefield Road Church -- 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 Skelmanthorpe The Grove Inn -- 1005 1205 1404 1605 1805 Lower Cumberworth Shelley Woodhouse Lane Foresters -- 1008 1208 1407 1608 1808 Denby Dale Wakefield Rd Wesley Terrace -- 1010 1210 1409 1610 1810 Upper Cumberworth The Star Inn -- 1013 1213 1412 1613 1813 Shepley Marsh Lane Library 0817 1017 1217 1415 1617 1816 New Mill Penistone Rd Church Street 0822 1023 1222 1421 1622 -- Holmfirth Bus Station stans B 0830 1030 1229 1428 1629 --.
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