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City Centre • Lewes Road • Stanmer Park ROUTE Stanmer Route 78 is funded by Brighton Village & Hove City Council Brighton Brighton Station North 78 Open Market 78 Moulsecoomb 78 d oad a R 78 o Lewes Clock Tower R n 78 North Street o Lond Brighton University Moulsecoomb (The Avenue) Old Steine Route 77 is partly funded by Brighton & Hove City Council and the National Trust. Together with South Downs National Park Authority they form the ‘Breeze up to the Downs’ Partnership whose mission is to improve access by bus to popular downland destinations. For questions and comments please call 01273 292480. Special £5 return, which you also can use to return on any 77, 78 or 79 bus if you have walked between any of Breeze up to the Downs destinations. City SAVER tickets only valid as far as Dyke Road/Tongdean Lane. Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays only from 7th March, 2021 route number 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 Old Steine (stop U) 1000 1100 1200 1310 1420 1530 1640 Brighton Station=(stop D) 1006 1106 1207 1317 1427 1537 1647 Open Market, Oxford Street 1013 1113 1214 1324 1434 1544 1654 Lewes Road, opp Bus Garage 1019 1119 1220 1330 1440 1550 1700 Brighton University, Avenue= 1021 1121 1222 1332 1442 1552 1702 Lewes Road, Coldean Lane 1024 1124 1225 1335 1445 1555 1705 Stanmer Park Gates 1027 1127 1228 1338 1448 1558 1708 Stanmer Village Church 1030 1130 1231 1341 1451 1601 1711 route number 78 78 78 78 78 78 78 Stanmer Village Church 1033 1133 1235 1345 1455 1605 1715 Stanmer Park Gates 1036 1136 1238 1348 1458 1608 1718 Lewes Road, Coldean Lane 1039 1139 1241 1351 1501 1611 1721 Brighton University, Avenue= 1042 1142 1244 1354 1504 1614 1724 Lewes Road, Bus Garage 1045 1145 1247 1357 1507 1617 1727 London Road, Shops 1052 1152 1254 1404 1514 1624 1734 Old Steine (stop U) 1058 1158 1300 1410 1520 1630 1740 Brighton Station=(stop D) 1106 1207 1317 1427 1537 1647 City Centre • Ditchling Road • Ditchling Beacon ROUTE Ditchling Route 79 is funded by Beacon Brighton & Hove City Ditchling Road ad Council 79 Srrenden Road Ro g lin d itch oa 79 D R g n li h c Fiveways it Brighton D Brighton Station 79 79 d a o Clock Tower R n Oen arket North o Street Lond Old Steine Route 77 is partly funded by Brighton & Hove City Council and the National Trust. Together with South Downs National Park Authority they form the ‘Breeze up to the Downs’ Partnership whose mission is to improve access by bus to popular downland destinations. For questions and comments please call 01273 292480. Special £5 return, which you also can use to return on any 77, 78 or 79 bus if you have walked between any of Breeze up to the Downs destinations. City SAVER tickets only valid as far as Dyke Road/Tongdean Lane. Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays only from 7th March, 2021 route number 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 route number 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 Old Steine (stop U) 0945 1045 1145 1255 1405 1515 1625 Ditchling Beacon Car Park 1015 1115 1220 1330 1440 1550 1700 Brighton Station=(stop D) 0951 1051 1152 1302 1412 1522 1632 Ditchling Road, Upper Lodges 1019 1119 1224 1334 1444 1554 1704 Open Market, Oxford Street 0958 1058 1159 1309 1419 1529 1639 Ditchling Road, Surrenden Road 1023 1123 1228 1338 1448 1558 1708 Fiveways, Ditchling Road 1003 1103 1204 1314 1424 1534 1644 Fiveways, Ditchling Road 1026 1127 1232 1342 1452 1602 1712 Ditchling Road, Surrenden Road 1005 1105 1206 1316 1426 1536 1646 London Road, Shops 1032 1134 1239 1349 1459 1609 1719 Ditchling Road, Upper Lodges 1009 1109 1210 1320 1430 1540 1650 Old Steine (stop U) 1037 1140 1245 1355 1505 1615 1725 Ditchling Beacon Car Park 1013 1113 1215 1325 1435 1545 1655 Brighton Station=(stop D) 1051 1152 1302 1412 1522 1632 Bus Times 20 September 2020 1.

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