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QA1 Headwellqueen Anne High School QA1 Queen Anne High QA1 Headwell­Queen Anne High School QA1 Queen Anne High School­Headwell Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) service no. QA1 service no. QA1 QA1 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Headwell, Blair Drive 0818 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1520 1545 Townhill, Main Street Turning Circle 0820 Kingseat, Bowershall 1530 1555 Kingseat, Bowershall 0825 Townhill, Main Street Turning Circle 1535 1600 Wellwood, Community Centre 0833 Headwell, Blair Drive 1537 1602 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0835 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during SchMW Sch this journey runs on schooldays only school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA2 Comrie­Queen Anne High School QA2 Queen Anne High School­Comrie Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) service no. QA2 service no. QA2 QA2 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Comrie, Gillespie Grove 0820 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Carnock, Primary School 0825 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 1515 1555 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 0830 Carnock, Primary School 1520 1600 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0840 Comrie, Gillespie Grove 1525 1605 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during SchMW For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at school terms only www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA3 Blairhall­Queen Anne High School QA3 Queen Anne High School­Blairhall Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) service no. QA3 service no. QA3 QA3 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Blairhall, East Avenue 0809 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Oakley, Blairwood Park 0815 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 1515 1555 Carnock, Primary School 0820 Carnock, Primary School 1520 1600 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 0825 Oakley, Blairwood Park 1525 1605 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0835 Blairhall, Houldsworth Street 1531 1611 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during SchMW For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at school terms only www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA4 Blairhall­Queen Anne High School QA4 Queen Anne High School­Blairhall Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) service no. QA4 service no. QA4 QA4 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Blairhall, Balgownie Mains 0800 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Blairhall, West Grange Farm 0802 Steelend, Sunnybraes Terrace 1520 1600 Blairhall, Houldsworth Street 0805 Saline, West Road Turning Circle 1525 1605 Comrie, Main Street 0815 Comrie, Main Street 1530 1610 Saline, West Road Turning Circle 0820 Blairhall, Houldsworth Street 1535 1615 Steelend, Sunnybraes Terrace 0825 Blairhall, West Grange Farm 1538 1618 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0840 Blairhall, Balgownie Mains 1540 1620 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during SchMW For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at school terms only www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA5 Gowkhall­Queen Anne High School QA5 Queen Anne High School­Gowkhall Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) Operated by Stagecoach (01383 660880) service no. QA5 service no. QA5 QA5 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 0810 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Steelend, Cowstrandburn Earthworks 0815 Steelend, Sunnybraes Terrace 1515 1555 Saline, West Road Turning Circle 0820 Saline, West Road Turning Circle 1520 1600 Steelend, Sunnybraes Terrace 0825 Steelend, Cowstrandburn Earthworks 1525 1605 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0840 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 1530 1610 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during SchMW For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at school terms only www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA6 Oakley­Queen Anne High School QA6 Queen Anne High School­Oakley Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) service no. QA6 service no. QA6 QA6 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Oakley, Hillview 0810 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Oakley, John Stuart Gait 0815 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 1515 1555 Carnock, Primary School 0822 Carnock, Primary School 1517 1557 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 0825 Oakley, Hillview 1521 1601 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0835 Oakley, John Stuart Gait 1524 1604 Oakley, Hillview 1526 1606 Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only Explanation of notes: this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at SchMW www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html school terms only this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA7 Oakley­Queen Anne High School QA7 Queen Anne High School­Oakley Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) service no. QA7 service no. QA7 QA7 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Oakley, Hillview 0810 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Oakley, John Stuart Gait 0815 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 1515 1555 Carnock, Primary School 0822 Carnock, Primary School 1517 1557 Gowkhall, Dean Ridge 0825 Oakley, Hillview 1521 1601 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0835 Oakley, John Stuart Gait 1524 1604 Oakley, Hillview 1526 1606 Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only Explanation of notes: this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at SchMW www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html school terms only this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA8 High Valleyfield­Queen Anne High QA8 Queen Anne High School­High School Valleyfield Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) service no. QA8 service no. QA8 QA8 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW High Valleyfield, Forth View Ind Estate 0758 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Low Valleyfield, Main Street West 0800 Dunfermline, Maitland Street 1511 1551 Culross, The Palace 0803 Crossford, Lyne Grove 1517 1557 Cairneyhill, Brandy Riggs 0818 Cairneyhill, Brandy Riggs 1525 1605 Crossford, Pitfirrane Arms 0824 Culross, The Palace 1539 1619 Dunfermline, Urquhart Crescent 0830 High Valleyfield, Forth View Ind Estate 1544 1624 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0835 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during SchMW Sch this journey runs on schooldays only school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA9 Kincardine­Queen Anne High School QA9 Queen Anne High School­Kincardine Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) service no. QA9 service no. QA9 QA9 notes Sch notesSchNMWSchMW Kincardine, High Street Stance A 0757 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 1505 1545 Kincardine, Tulliallan Golf Course 0805 Dunfermline, Maitland Street 1511 1551 Kincardine, Forth View 0807 Crossford, Lyne Grove 1517 1557 Cairneyhill, Brandy Riggs 0818 Cairneyhill, Brandy Riggs 1525 1605 Crossford, Pitfirrane Arms 0824 Kincardine, Forth View 1535 1615 Dunfermline, Urquhart Crescent 0830 Kincardine, High Street Stance A 1537 1617 Dunfermline, Queen Anne High School 0835 Kincardine, Tulliallan Golf Course 1545 1625 Explanation of notes: Explanation of notes: Sch this journey runs on schooldays only this journey runs on Mondays and Wednesdays during SchMW For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at school terms only www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html this journey runs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays SchNMW during school terms only For full route and stopping details, visit Travel Fife at www.cartogold.co.uk/fife/map.html QA10 Cairneyhill­Queen Anne High School QA10 Queen Anne High School­Cairneyhill Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Mondays to Fridays (from 18 August 2021) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) Operated by First (0345 646 0707) service no.
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