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Wycombe, Chiltern, & South Bucks Wycombe, Chiltern, & South Bucks Mobile Library Timetable 2012 - 2013 This Stop is served by: Bucks Mobile 1 Route 6: Alternate Saturdays Times Denham Moorfield Road shops 10.00-12.00 February: 4, 18. March: 3, 17, 31. April: 14, 28. May: 12, 26. June: 9, 23. July: 7, 21. August: 4, 18. September: 1, 15, 29. October: 13, 27. November: 10, 24. December: 8, 22. January: 5, 19. February: 2, 16. March: 2, 16, 30. Wycombe, Chiltern, & South Bucks Mobile Library Timetable These Stops are served by: Bucks Mobile 2 Route 12: Alternate Wednesdays Times Stoke Poges Village Hall WEEKLY 09.30-12.30 Chalfont Common Epilepsy Centre 13.00-13.25 Prestwood Village Hall WEEKLY 15.00-16.00 *Alternate Wednesday dates for the Epilepsy Centre only* February: 1, 15, 29. March: 14, 28. April: 11, 25. May: 9, 23. June: 6, 20. July: 4, 18. August: 1, 15, 29. September: 12, 26. October: 10, 24. November: 7, 21. December: 5, 19. January: 2, 16, 30. February: 13, 27. March: 13, 27. Route 13A: Alternate Thursdays Times Denham Green Weekly Denham Garden Village Shops 10.00-10.55 Denham * Tilehouse Junior School * 11.00-12.00 Denham Green Weekly Moorfield Road Shops 13.15-15.00 *Alternate Thursday dates for Penn Drive and Tilehouse Junior School February: 9, 23. March: 8, 22. April: 5, 19. May: 3, 17, 31. June: 14, 28. July: 12, 26. August: 9, 23. September: 6, 20. October: 4, 18. November: 1, 15, 29. December: 13, 27. January: 10, 24. February: 7, 21. March: 7, 21. Wycombe, Chiltern, & South Bucks Mobile Library Timetable These Stops are served by: Bucks Mobile 2 Route 13B: Alternate Thursdays Times Denham Green Weekly Denham Garden Village shops 10.00-10.55 Denham * Denham Village Infant School * 11.00-12.00 Denham Green Weekly Moorfield Road Shops 13.15-15.00 *Alternate Thursday dates for Denham Village Infant School only* February: 2, 16. March: 1, 15, 29. April: 12, 26. May: 10, 24. June: 7, 21. July: 5, 19. August: 2, 16, 30. September: 13, 27. October: 11, 25. November: 8, 22. December: 6, 20. January: 3, 17, 31. February: 14, 28. March: 14, 28. Route 14: Every Friday Times Stoke Poges Village Hall 13.30-17.00 No Service 6th April Route 15: Every Saturday Times Stoke Poges Village Hall 09.30 – 13.00 Wycombe, Chiltern, & South Bucks Mobile Library Timetable These Stops are served by: Bucks Mobile 3 Route 17: Alternate Mondays Times Little Marlow Westhorpe 09.25-09.50 Marlow Gweneth Court 10.00-10.25 Marlow Trinity Court 10.30-10.55 Marlow Bottom Barn Club 11.10-11.30 Marlow Bottom St Mary’s Playgroup 11.35-11.50 Marlow Bottom Highwoods Drive 11.55-12.15 Dorney Reach Meadow Way 12.45-13.05 February: 13, 27. March: 12, 26. April: 23. May: 21. June: 18. July: 2, 16, 30. August: 13. September: 10, 24. October: 8, 22. November: 5, 19. December: 3, 17, 31. January: 14, 28. February: 11, 25. March: 11, 25. Route 18: Alternate Tuesdays Times Lane End Framers Court 09.30-09.55 Lane End Archers Way 10.00-10.25 Horsleys Green Wycliffe Centre 10.45-11.15 Radnage Green Lane 11.25-11.50 Wheeler End Ricketts Farm 12.15-12.30 Wheeler End Green Pastures 12.35-12.50 High Wycombe Booker, Clayhill 14.15-14.35 High Wycombe Booker Common 15.35-16.00 February: 14, 28. March: 13, 27. April: 10, 24. May: 8, 22. June: 19. July: 3, 17, 31. August: 14, 28. September: 11, 25. October: 9, 23. November: 6. 20. December: 4, 18. January: 15, 29. February: 12, 26. March: 12, 26. Route 19: Alternate Wednesdays Times Bovingdon Green Village Hall 09.35-09.55 Fawley Village Hall 10.20-10.35 Turville Turville Village 11.00-11.40 Southend The Common 11.55-12.15 Frieth Frieth Village Hall 13.45-14.15 Hambleden Village , Shops 14.30-15.00 Medmenham Danesfield 15.15-16.00 February: 1, 15, 29. March: 14, 28. April: 11, 25. May: 9, 23. June: 6, 20. July: 4, 18. August: 1, 15, 29. September: 12, 26. October: 10, 24. November: 7, 21. December: 5, 19. January: 2, 16, 30. February: 13, 27. March: 13, 27. Route 20: Alternate Thursdays Times High Wycombe Cressex, Asda 09.30-10.45 Holmer Green Shops 11.20-11.35 Holmer Green Village Centre, by The Green 11.40-12.10 Tylers Green Village Hall 12.30-12.50 Hughenden Valley School 14.20-15.10 Piddington Village Hall 15.40-16.15 February: 2, 16. March: 1, 15, 29. April: 12, 26. May: 10, 24. June: 7, 21. July: 5, 19. August: 2, 16, 30. September: 13, 27. October: 11, 25. November: 8, 22. December: 6, 20. January: 3, 17, 31. February: 14, 28. March: 14, 28. Route 21: Alternate Fridays Times Downley Opposite Downley Donkey PH 09.05-09.30 Downley Faulkner Way 09.35-10.15 Downley Plomer Green Avenue 10.20-10.35 High Wycombe Totteridge, Hollis Road 11.00-11.45 Winchmore Hill Common 14.00-14.15 Coleshill Village Pond 14.20-14.35 Seer Green School 14.55-15.35 Seer Green Shops 15.40-16.00 February: 3, 17. March: 2, 16, 30. April: 13, 27. May: 11, 25. June: 8, 22. July: 6, 20. August: 3, 17, 31. September: 14, 28. October: 12, 26. November: 9, 23. December: 7, 21. January: 4, 18. February: 1, 15. March: 1, 15, 29. ` Route 22: Alternate Tuesdays Times High Wycombe Micklefield, Chartridge House 09.35-09.55 High Wycombe Sports Centre Crèche 10.15-10.30 High Wycombe Cressex, Shelburne Court 10.40-11.10 High Wycombe Cressex, Nancy Hall Court 11.20-11.35 High Wycombe Cressex, Acorns, Lansdowne Way 11.40-12.00 High Wycombe Booker, Rosewood Gardens 12.10-12.30 High Wycombe Booker, Highfield Avenue 12.35-12.55 High Wycombe Booker, Havenfield 13.05-13.20 February: 7, 21. March: 6, 20. April: 3, 17. May: 1, 15, 29. June: 12, 26. July: 10, 24. August: 7, 21. September: 4, 18. October: 2, 16, 30. November: 13, 27. December: 11. January: 8, 22. February: 5, 19. March: 5, 19. Route 23: Alternate Wednesdays Times Booker Common Memorial Hall 09.40-10.00 Cryers Hill Opposite post office 10.25-10.45 Naphill Village Hall 10.55-11.30 Naphill Forge Road 11.35-11.55 Lacey Green Eastlands 12.05-12.20 Saunderton By the Pond 14.10-14.25 Bledlow Church End, Phone Box 14.35-15.00 Bledlow Ridge The Crest 15.15-15.45 February: 8, 22. March: 7, 21. April: 4, 18. May: 2, 16, 30. June: 13, 27. July: 11, 25. August: 8, 22. September: 5, 19. October: 3, 17, 31. November: 14, 28. December: 12. January: 9, 23. February: 6, 20. March: 6, 20 Route 24: Alternate Thursdays Times High Wycombe Cressex, Asda 09.30-10.45 Beaconsfield Windsor End 11.00-11.15 Jordans The Green 11.25-11.55 Langley Orchards Park 12.30-13.00 Wooburn Common Berghers Hill 14.20-14.45 Wooburn Green Revel Road 15.00-15.20 Little Marlow Winchbottom Lane 15.40-16.00 February: 9, 23. March: 8, 22. April: 5, 19. May: 3, 17, 31. June: 14, 28. July: 12, 26. August: 9, 23. September: 6, 20. October: 4, 18. November: 1, 15, 29. December: 13, 27. January: 10, 24. February: 7, 21. March: 7, 21. Route 25 : Alternate Fridays Times Marlow Brooke Furmston Place 09.15-09.40 The Lee Village Hall 10.40-11.10 Swan Bottom Old Swan PH 11.20-11.40 St Leonards Coppice Park Farm 11.50-12.10 Butlers Cross Elm close 12.40-13.00 Downley Opposite Downley Donkey PH 15.00-16.00 February: 10, 24. March: 9, 23. April: 20. May: 4, 18. June: 1, 15, 29. July: 13, 27. August: 10, 24. September: 7, 21. October: 5, 19. November: 2, 16, 30. December: 14, 28. January: 11, 25. February: 8, 22. March: 8, 22 Wycombe, Chiltern, & South Bucks Mobile Library Timetable Weekday Schedule These Stops are served by: Bucks Mobile 5 Route 44: Every Tuesday Times Richings Park Syke Cluan (Near St James Walk) 09.30-13.00 Iver Village Hall Car Park 13.30-17.00 Except 5th June 2012 & 25th December 2012 and 1st January 2013 Route 45: Every Wednesday Times West Wycombe Garden Centre 13.00-16.30 Except 26th December 2012 Wycombe, Chiltern, & South Bucks Mobile Library Timetable Alternate Weekend Schedule These Stops are served by: Bucks Mobile 5 Route 48: Week 1 Alternate Saturdays Times West Wycombe Garden Centre 09.30-12.30 February: 11, 25. March: 10, 24. April: 7, 21. May: 5, 19. June: 2, 16, 30. July: 14, 28. August: 11, 25. September: 8, 22. October: 6, 20. November: 3 17. December: 1, 15, 29. January: 12, 26. February: 9, 23. March: 9, 23. Route 49: Week 2 Alternate Saturdays Times Richings Park Syke Cluan (Near St James Walk) 09.30-13.00 Iver Village Hall Car Park 13.00-16.30 February: 4, 18. March: 3, 17, 31. April: 14, 28. May: 12, 26. June: 9, 23. July: 7, 21. August: 4, 18. September: 1, 15, 29. October: 13, 27. November: 10, 24. December: 8, (22 Richings Prk only). January: 5, 19. February:2, 16. March: 2, 16, 30. For further information please contact: Steve Skidmore Mobile Operations Manager Telephone: 0845 230 3232 www.buckscc.gov.uk/libraries .
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