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Ashville College Bus Routes Ashville College Bus Routes Academic Year 2020/21 In partnership with York Pullman, the College operates seven daily ‘home-to-School’ bus routes; they are: Zone Route 1 Thorner - Collingham - Spofforth 7.25am Thorner, opposite Mexborough Arms pub D 7.30am Wetherby Road (A58), Grange Cottages D 7.35am Scarcroft, Ling Lane (1 stop) D 7.38am Blackmoor Lane, Caravan Park D 7.40am Bardsey, Village Hall D 7.42am East Keswick, opposite Duke of Wellington pub D 7.48am Collingham, Linton Road/A659 near Primary School D 7.50am Linton, Sicklinghall Road/Linton Meadows C 7.55am Spofforth Hill, The Spinney C 7.57am Spofforth, Wentworth Gate C 8.00am Spofforth, Village Hall B 8.01am Eden Park Farm (HG3 1EQ) A 8.20am Arrive Ashville Route 2 Bramham - Boston Spa - Wetherby - Knaresborough 7.28am Bramham, Clifford Road bus stop D 7.30am Clifford High Street – outside St Edwards View D 7.33am Boston Spa, near Chemist before traffic lights D 7.35am Boston Spa, opposite St Marys Church D 7.42am Wetherby, opposite Morrisons petrol station D 8.00am Knaresborough, Chapel Street Coach Stand B 8.05am Knaresborough A59 – bus stop outside golf course A 8.08am Hookstone Drive, Primary School lay by A 8.12am Hookstone Drive, bus stop opposite Windsor Road A 8.15am Hookstone Drive, St John Fisher HS Layby A 8.20am Arrive Ashville Route 3 Pateley Bridge - Dacre - Darley - Harrogate 7.25am Pateley Bridge, Showground Car Park D 7.27am Pateley Bridge, Panorama Close bus stop D 7.35am Summer Bridge, Old Fire Station (New York Mills) D 7.37am Dacre Banks, Cricket Club D 7.39am Dacre, outside Old Chapel D 7.41am Darley, Low Green C 7.48am Bus stop at top of Birstwith Hill C 7.50am Birstwith, Post Office bus stop C 7.55am Hampsthwaite, Memorial Hall C 8.05am Harrogate, Crowberry Drive A 8.08am Harrogate, Jennyfields Co-op A 8.13am Harrogate, Duchy Road, Church A 8.15am Harrogate, Duchy Road, opp Brackenfield School A 8.20am Arrive Ashville Route 4 Leeds - Harewood - Burnbridge 7.35am Harrogate Road, Moortown Corner D 7.40am Roundhay, Canal Gardens D 7.41am Roundhay outside 17 Park Avenue, opp golf course D 7.45am Slaid Hill, Wike Ridge Lane Shops D 7.50am Alwoodley Gates, Wigton Lane Corner D 8.00am Corner of Sandmoor Drive/Alwoodley Lane B 8.10am Kirkby Overblow, Shoulder of Mutton A 8.15am Burn Bridge, end of Westminster Drive A 8.20am Arrive Ashville Route 5 Ring Road - Bramhope 7.20am Weetwood Lane, Ring Road, bus stop at Hope D Pastures Donkey Sanctuary 7.22am Otley Road, bus stop opposite Lawnswood School D 7.25am Lawnswood, bus stop at Old Petrol Station D 7.28am Adel, bus stop at Co-op D 7.32am The Parade, Bramhope D 8.00am Burn Bridge, Old Swan A 8.10am Arrive Ashville Route 6 Addingham - Ilkley - Otley - Pool - Pannal 7.30am Addingham, Library and Memorial Gardens D 7.40am Ilkley, West Street D 7.43am Ilkley Cricket Club D 7.45am Denton, Denton Lane End D 7.50am Askwith, Asquith Arms D 7.55am Weston, Manor Lane End D 8.00am Otley, opposite Maypole D 8.05am Pool, BP Garage C 8.15am Spacey Houses, bus stop, BMW garage A 8.25am Arrive Ashville Route 7 Ripon - Bishop Monkton - Ripley - Killinghall 7.30am Ripon, Spa Hotel D 7.35am Ripon, McDonalds D 7.40am Bishop Monkton, lamp post before Meadowcroft Drive C 7.45am Burton Leonard, Village Green C 8.00am Killinghall, bus stop Otley, School B 8.20am Arrive Ashville All buses leave College daily at 4.20pm and operate the same routes in reverse. Charges Charges are based on four zones; the zone for each stop is shown in the route tables above. For a full pass (i.e. five mornings and five evenings per week) the charges per term, by zone are: Zone Cost A £160 B £270 C £380 D £495 A full pass includes five days’ travel, morning and evening (10 journeys per week). Flexible travel plans are available, for example only certain days or pick-up only, with the above cost being reduced proportionally. Alternatively, tickets for one off journeys can be purchased individually or 10 at a time, from the College Reception or the Prep School Secretary. The cost of these is: Zone One Way 10 Tickets A £1.50 £14.00 B £2.50 £24.00 C £3.50 £33.00 D £4.50 £43.00 Conditions of use 1. Coaches generally operate on time every morning but there are occasions when they run late due to traffic congestion, weather conditions or mechanical problems. Parents and pupils should be aware that the coach will always turn up even if running late. If the coach is more than 30 minutes late then a call should be made to: • York Pullman on 01904 622 992 or 07753 670 742; or • Common Room Secretary on 01423 566 358 2. Parents should ensure that pupils are at their stops at least five minutes before the due departure time. Every effort will be made to ensure that coaches will not leave the stops before the published time but as coaches are not always able to wait safely at all bus stops shown on the timetable they may arrive and leave a minute or two early. 3. In the evening, coaches may arrive at the drop-off stops ahead or after the published time depending on the number of pupils travelling and the prevailing traffic conditions. In the event of a query after School, York Pullman can be contacted on 01904 622 992 or 07753 670 742. 4. If you have any problems or queries about school transport during the term please contact the School on 01423 566 358 or email [email protected]. 5. The School and bus operator reserve the right to exclude pupils from the coaches for misbehaviour, repeated failure to wear a seat belt where fitted, not having a pass in their possession, or not following any reasonable instruction by a School Prefect or drivers. 6. In case of lost property, please contact York Pullman direct during office hours on 01904 622 992. Application Form for bus pass/Change of details Please complete the online form here, or alternatively fill in this postal form and return as soon as possible to: The Accounts Department, Ashville College, Green Lane, Harrogate HG2 9JP Pupil 1 Pupil 2 Pupil 3 Pupil name ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ Form ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ Bus route ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ Pick-up ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ point Date - from ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ Emergency ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ phone no. Cost ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ Please tick appropriate pass required: 1. Full pass (five days, am AND pm – 10 journeys per week) □ 2. Half pass (five days, am OR pm – five journeys per week)* □ 3. Other* □ *Please tick the appropriate days of use below, if requiring a pass other than full pass: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday am pm Payment To simplify the payment, if your child(ren) is/are already using the bus, the cost of each pupil’s bus pass for the term will automatically appear as a charge on their College bill. Please use this form to advise the College of any changes to their current use of the bus service. If you are a new bus user, please complete this form. The cost of the bus pass will be charged on the next College bill. .
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