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BUS SERVICES AND FREQUENCIES IN HAMPSHIRE WEEKDAY SUNDAY WEEKDAY SUNDAY WEEKDAY SUNDAY WEEKDAY SUNDAY WEEKDAY SUNDAY SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES Hampshire The Frequency Guide shows how often bus routes in Hampshire operate, excluding City services in Southampton and Portsmouth. Frequencies may of course vary throughout the route, and in this case, the route is shown in MVC MVC Meon Valley Village Buses to Winchester irregular - - 4 p SHR Hospital - Winklebury - South Ham - Lychpit - Basingstoke irregular - - 19 SHS Aldershot - Farnham - Churt - Haslemere hourly - - 59 SHS Linchmere - Haslemere 2 hourly - - 175 WDC Ringwood - Sopley/Burley - Bransgore - Christchurch irregular - - different sections. For instance, generally the daytime frequency is taken as being between 0900hrs and 1800hrs, first Friday whilst the evening frequency is taken as being between 1800hrs and 2200hrs. Information correct as at June 2012. 4 BSR Romsey - North Baddesley - Southampton 30 mins irregular hourly 20 SHS Aldershot - Tongham - Ash - Normandy - Guildford 15 mins hourly 2 hourly 61 XEL Winchester - RHCH - Badger Farm irregular - - 184 WDC Salisbury - Blandford irregular - irregular of month BUS, TRAIN AND FERRY TRAVEL GUIDE Red - Service with at least one bus every hour up to seven days a week daytime only p 20 SCL Havant - Leigh Park - Crookhorn - QA Hospital - 30 mins - - 62 XEL Winchester - Hyde - Abbotts Barton 1 rtn jny - - 191 o WDC New Milton - Chatsworth Park - New Milton irregular - - Blue - Service with at least three buses per day operating up to seven days a week 4/4A SHR Andover Town Centre - Colenzo Drive - Sheep Fayre - hourly - - Hedge End Road Portsmouth City Centre - Gunwharf NFT BSR Lyndhurst - Brockenhurst - Lymington - Beaulieu - Exbury - hourly - hourly Green - Irregular service operating up to six days a week 63 p FIR Havant - Cosham - QA Hospital - Paulsgrove - Portchester - Fareham irregular - - 193 o WDC New Milton - Barton on Sea - New Milton irregular - - Lyndhurst (operates 30 June - 16 September 2012) + + + + 21 SCL Havant - Leigh Park - Farlington - +Anchorage Park - Copnor - +10 mins hourly +30 mins Orange - Certain days only or peak hour service or Sunday service 4/5 SHS Farnham - Sandy Hill - Aldershot - North Town 15 mins hourly 2 hourly Summer Commercial Road - Gunwharf+ 30 mins hourly 63 o XEL Winchester - Compton - Shawford - Owslebury - Bishops Waltham irregular - - 194 FIB Bracknell - Camberley 30 mins - - NFT WDC Lyndhurst - Burley - Ringwood - Fordingbridge - Cadnam - hourly - hourly 2012- # Summer only 4A FIR Fareham - Titchfield - Locks Heath - Warsash - Lowford - 30 mins - - Ashurst - Lyndhurst (operates 30 June - 16 September 2012) 64 p SHR Winchester - Alresford - Ropley - Four Marks - Alton Railway Station hourly - 2 hourly Summer o Operated wholly under contract to Hampshire County Council Woolston - Southampton 21 YB Bournemouth - Christchurch - Burton hourly hourly irregular 205 SHR Hedge Corner - East Tisted - Farringdon - Chawton - Alton School - - Park & SHR East Winchester - City Centre - Hospital - South Winchester 10 - 15 - - p Operated partly under contract to Hampshire County Council days only 2013 65 SHR Alton - Bentley - Farnham - Guildford hourly - - X4 p FIR Commercial Road - M275 - Porchester- +Fareham - Titchfield - 30 mins - +hourly 21/22 SHR Newbury - Burghclere - Penwood irregular - - Ride p (Circular service) mins Locks Heath - Park Gate - Sarisbury Green - Lowford - Woolston+ - 206 SHR Upper & Lower Froyle - Bentley - Binstead - Alton Tu/Fri/Sat WEEKDAY SUNDAY SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE 23 p SCL Leigh Park - Havant - Cosham - North End - Commercial Road - Southsea 10 mins hourly 30 mins 66 SHR Winchester - Hursley - Ampfield - Romsey hourly irregular - PD1-5 HRT The Hartings - Petersfield/Chichester Tue/Wed/ - - DAYTIMES EVENINGS DAYTIMES Southampton 1 journey CH2 Fri/Sat 1 p SHR Stanmore - Winchester - Winnall 15 mins irregular hourly 23/24 SHR Newbury - Ecchinswell - Burghclere irregular - - 66 WDC Salisbury - Porton - Idmiston - Shipton Bellinger hourly - - (H) only X4 XEL Fair Oak - Eastleigh - ASDA Tue/Thu/ - - 207 SHR Fleet - Church Crookham - Odiham - South Warnborough - Alton College - - Sat only days only 1 p SHS Aldershot - Farnborough - Frimley - Camberley - Old Dean Estate 10 mins 30 mins 30 mins 26 p FIR Hedge End - Botley - Burridge - Swanwick - Segensworth - Fareham irregular - - 67/567 BVT Winchester - Kings Worthy - Itchen Abbas - Alresford - Bramdean - 2 hourly - - The SHR Winchester - Kings Worthy - Springvale 20 mins irregular hourly p West Meon - East Meon - Stroud - Petersfield p Spring p 5 SHR Winchester - Badger Farm 10 mins irregular 30 mins 208 SHR Alton - Beech - Four Marks - Bentworth - Lasham Tu/Fri/Sat - - 1 BSR Southampton - Chandlers Ford - Otterbourne - Compton - Winchester 20 mins hourly 30 mins X24/26 o SHR Andover - Barton Stacey - Winchester irregular - - 67 WLB Salisbury - Porton Down - Shipton Bellinger - Tidworth irregular - - 1 journey 5/5A FIR Fareham - Portchester - Cosham - Commercial Road - The Hard - 30 mins hourly hourly The Link SHR Basingstoke - North Hants Hospital - Kingsclere - Greenham - Newbury hourly - - 1 FIR Adanac Park - Lords Hill - Shirley - City Centre - Woolston 10 mins irregular 30 mins 27 o EMD Rowlands Castle - Leigh Park - Havant hourly - - Southsea o Havant - Denvilles - Emsworth 30 mins - - 68 SHR Winchester - Stockbridge irregular - - 211 SHR Hartley Wintney - Hook - Odiham - Alton College - - WCB BCT Whitchurch Community Bus 1 jny only - - days only 1A FIR Fareham - Portchester - Paulsgrove - Cosham - North End - 30 mins - - 5 o SHR Andover - Monxton - Amport - Grateley - Thruxton - Monxton - irregular - - Havant - Denvilles - Southbourne hourly - - Tue/Fri 69 SHR Winchester - Colden Common - Fair Oak - Bishop’s Waltham - hourly - - Commercial Road Andover 28 p FIR Fareham - Segensworth - Whiteley - Locks Heath irregular - - Swanmore - Wickham - Fareham 240 SHR Ropley - Gundleton - Bighton - Alresford Tu/Fri/Sat - - YoYo SHS Prospect Estate - Farnborough 10 mins - 30 mins A1 DDL Bournemouth Triangle - Bournemouth Airport - hourly - hourly B5 p BSR Wellow/Romsey - North Baddesley - Valley Park - Chandler’s Ford - hourly - - 1 journey 29/30 p FIR Gosport - Royal Clarence Yard - Alverstoke - Gosport 30 mins - hourly 70 FLB Aldershot - Quetta Park - Fleet - Elvetham Heath hourly - - Adventure Wonderland - Aviation Business Park Eastleigh 250 o CLR Liphook Local Service hourly - - o 30/31 p SCL Havant - West Town - Beachlands - Eastoke - Mengham - Havant 15 mins hourly hourly 71 FLB Elvetham Heath - Calthorpe Park - Fleet - Pondtail - Farnham hourly - - CAR/TAXI SHARES & VILLAGE LINKS C1/C2 BVT Eastleigh - Velmore - Chandlers Ford - Fryern Hill - Hiltingbury 30 mins hourly hourly Jazz 5 SHR +North Hampshire Hospital - Oakridge - Basingstoke+ - 15 minshourly +hourly p 300 EMD Denmead - Waterlooville - Horndean - Chichester Wed only - - WEEKDAY Hatch Warren/Oakley 71 WHD Froxfield - Steep - Petersfield Wed/Fri SERVICE OPERATOR ROUTE C1 o SHR Eastleigh - Chandlers Ford - Hiltingbury - - hourly 32/33 o SHR Romsey - Cupernham/Woodley - Romsey (Circular) 2 buses - - DAYTIMES an hour 1 jny only p X5 XEL Eastleigh - Boyatt Wood - Velmore - Asda - Valley Park hourly - - 301 DMY Wimborne - Verwood - Alderholt - Damerham - Tue only - - E1 FIR Gosport - Elson - The Crossways - Brockhurst - Busway - Fareham 15 mins 30 mins 30 mins Martin -Salisbury 9 Vigo Road Cs HCC Icknield Way, Vigo Road and Eastfield Road to Andover Mon/Thu - 1 jny p + ++ 33/35 p FIR Fareham - Newgate Lane (33)/Peak Lane (35) - Stubbington - 30 mins - - 72 FLB Aldershot - Fleet - Hartley Wintney - Swallowfield - Reading hourly - - 6 p BVT Southampton - Woolston - Netley - Hamble 20 mins hourly hourly E1/E2p BSR Eastleigh - Stanmore - +Twyford (E1)/Otterbourne (E2)+ - Winchester hourly - - Meon Park - Hill Head - Fareham 12 Old Basing Cs HCC Old Basing, Pyotts Hill to Chineham Centre Mon-Fri - 3 jnys o 302 DMY Colehill - West Moors - Cranborne - Salisbury Tue only - - + 73 FLB Zebon Copse - The Verne - Fleet - Ancells Farm - Farnborough - 30 mins - - 2 hourly 6 BSR +Southampton - Totton - Rushington+ - Ashurst - Lyndhurst - +30 mins - 2 hourly 34 p WDC Romsey - Whiteparish - Alderbury - Salisbury irregular - - Frimley Park Hospital 28 Locks Heath Ts HCC Locks Heath to Fareham Community Hospital Mon-Fri - 3 jnys Brockenhurst - Lymington hourly 315 DMY Blandford - Corfe Mullen - Wimborne - Ferndown - St Leonards - Wed only - - H1/H2o BSR Hythe - Dibden Purlieu - Netley View - Hythe 2 hourly - - 73 o WHD Petersfield - Liss - Whitehill - Bordon - Petersfield Wed only - - Ringwood 31 Fritham Ts HCC Fritham, Nomansland (part), Bramshaw, Brook and Minstead to Totton Tue/Fri - 1 jny 34 p FIR Gosport Ferry - Cherque Farm - Lee on Solent - Stubbington - hourly - hourly Jazz 6p SHR Basingstoke - Houndmills - Winklebury 12 mins hourly 30 mins Jazz 1 p SHR Kempshott Park - Hatch Warren - Brighton Hill - Basingstoke - 12 mins hourly 30 mins Fareham 32 Hayling Island HCC Hayling Island to Mengham and Havant Mon-Sat - 5 jnys 74 o BCT Overton Local Service (Tue/Thu/Sat only) irregular - - 321 DMY Ringwood - West Moors - Wimborne Fri only - - Chineham 6A o SHR Winchester - Hyde - Abbotts Barton - Winchester 2 jnys - - Carshare 35 p WDC Romsey - Halterworth
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