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Mondays to Fridays Saturdays Sundays Mondays to Fridays 482 Ledbury - Bromyard - Leominster First Worcestershire Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Service Restrictions F Ledbury, adj Memorial 0900 § Ledbury, adj Old Hospital 0900 § Ledbury, adj Tesco 0901 Ledbury, opp Railway Station 0902 Staplow, adj Oak Inn 0907 § Bosbury, opp Bosbury Turn 0909 Bosbury, opp Bell Inn 0911 § Cradley, opp Rook Row 0916 § Cradley, adj Pixiefields 0918 Cradley, Finchers Corner (N-bound) 0919 § Stony Cross, Birch Cottage (N-bound) 0920 Fromes Hill, adj Telephone Box 0927 Bishop’s Frome, adj Chase Inn 0932 Munderfield Stocks, opp Stocks Farm 0936 § Munderfield Stocks, adj Stores 0936 § Bromyard, adj Clover Road 0943 § Bromyard, opp Tower Hill 0943 Bromyard, Pump Street (S-bound) 0945 § Bromyard, adj Tower Hill 0945 § Bromyard, opp Clover Road 0946 Flaggoner’s Green, adj Shop 0947 Bredenbury, opp Barneby Arms 0955 Grendon Bishop, Grendon Green (W-bound) 0957 Docklow, opp The King’s Head 1000 Steen’s Bridge, adj Humber Close 1005 Drum Crossroads, Drum Crossroads (W-bound) 1007 Leominster, opp Railway Station 1012 Leominster, Bus Station (Stand 4) 1015 § Leominster, opp Pierrepont Road 1016 § Barons Cross, adj Morrisons Store 1018 Barons Cross, Morrisons Store (entrance) 1020 Saturdays no service Sundays 0 no service Service Restrictions: F - Operates only on Fridays Notes: § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown 482 Leominster - Bromyard - Ledbury First Worcestershire Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Service Restrictions F Barons Cross, Morrisons Store (entrance) 1120 § Barons Cross, opp Morrisons Store 1121 more § Leominster, adj Pierrepont Road 1123 trips Leominster, Bus Station (Stand 4) 1125 below Service Restrictions: F - Operates only on Fridays Notes: § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown Herefordshire County Council23/09/2021 1709 482 Leominster - Bromyard - Ledbury First Worcestershire Direction of stops: where shown (eg: W-bound) this is the compass direction towards which the bus is pointing when it stops Mondays to Fridays Service Restrictions F Leominster, Bus Station (Stand 4) 1230 Leominster, adj Railway Station 1232 Drum Crossroads, Drum Crossroads (E-bound) 1237 Steen’s Bridge, opp Humber Close 1240 Docklow, adj The King’s Head 1242 Grendon Bishop, Grendon Green (E-bound) 1247 Bredenbury, adj Barneby Arms 1249 Flaggoner’s Green, opp Shop 1256 § Bromyard, adj Clover Road 1257 § Bromyard, opp Tower Hill 1258 Bromyard, Pump Street (S-bound) 1300 Bromyard, opp Co-op Store 1303 Bromyard, adj Lodon Avenue 1305 Flaggoner’s Green, Shop (S-bound) 1307 § Munderfield Stocks, adj Stores 1313 Munderfield Stocks, adj Stocks Farm 1315 Bishop’s Frome, opp Chase Inn 1319 Fromes Hill, opp Telephone Box 1324 § Stony Cross, Birch Cottage (S-bound) 1331 Cradley, Finchers Corner (S-bound) 1332 § Cradley, opp Pixiefields 1332 § Cradley, adj Rook Row 1334 Bosbury, adj Bell Inn 1340 § Bosbury, adj Bosbury Turn 1341 Staplow, opp Oak Inn 1344 Ledbury, adj Railway Station 1348 § Ledbury, opp Tesco 1349 Ledbury, adj Market House 1351 Saturdays no service Sundays no service 1 Service Restrictions: F - Operates only on Fridays Notes: § - Time at this stop is indicative. You are advised to be at any stop several minutes before the times shown Herefordshire County Council23/09/2021 1709 482 Ledbury - Bromyard - Leominster First Worcestershire For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code heraptwj Ledbury, adj Memorial High Street 2090A044400 herapamp Ledbury, adj Old Hospital The Homend 2090A20173 herapamw Ledbury, adj Tesco The Homend 2090A20177 heradawt Ledbury, opp Railway Station The Homend 2090A044302 herajdaj Staplow, adj Oak Inn Bromyard Road (B4214) 2090A18739 heramjgd Bosbury, opp Bosbury Turn B4214 2090A19739 heragdtg Bosbury, opp Bell Inn B4220 2090A144600 heratmwd Cradley, opp Rook Row B4220 2090A0106352 heraptaw Cradley, adj Pixiefields B4220 2090A216100 herajdam Cradley, Finchers Corner (N-bound) B4220. Stony Cross Road 2090A18741 herapjwt Stony Cross, Birch Cottage (N-bound) B4220 2090A20748 heradgdg Fromes Hill, adj Telephone Box A4103 2090A067400 heradgdt Bishop’s Frome, adj Chase Inn B4214 2090A067501 heragmdt Munderfield Stocks, opp Stocks Farm B4214 2090A18256 heradmaw Munderfield Stocks, adj Stores B4214 2090A094200 herajptp Bromyard, adj Clover Road A44 West Hill 2090A19117 heragmdp Bromyard, opp Tower Hill A44 Bromyard By-Pass 2090A18254 heradapg Bromyard, Pump Street (S-bound) Pump Street 2090A052402 heradapj Bromyard, adj Tower Hill Bromyard By-Pass 2090A052403 herajptw Bromyard, opp Clover Road A44 West Hill 2090A19119 heradamw Flaggoner’s Green, adj Shop West Hill. A44 2090A052301 heragmpm Bredenbury, opp Barneby Arms A44 Worcester-Leominster Road 2090A18297 heradmdm Grendon Bishop, Grendon Green (W-bound) A44 Worcester Road 2090A098501 heragmpt Docklow, opp The King’s Head Worcester Road (A44) 2090A18299 heradmja Steen’s Bridge, adj Humber Close Worcester Road 2090A101701 heragmpw Drum Crossroads, Drum Crossroads (W-bound) Worcester Road (A44) 2090A18301 heradmjt Leominster, opp Railway Station Worcester Road 2090A104601 heragwpw Leominster, Bus Station (Stand 4) N/K 2090A18621 herajawg Leominster, opp Pierrepont Road Bargates 2090A18725 herapgam Barons Cross, adj Morrisons Store Barons Cross Road. A44 2090A20331 heradmjw Barons Cross, Morrisons Store (entrance) Morrisons Store Car Park 2090A104700 2 Herefordshire County Council23/09/2021 1709 482 Leominster - Bromyard - Ledbury First Worcestershire For times of the next departures from a particular stop you can use traveline-txt - by sending the SMS code to 84268. Add the service number after the code if you just want a specific service - eg: buctdgtd 60. The return message from traveline-txt will show the next three departures, and it currently costs 25p plus any message sending charge. Departure times will be real-time predictions where available, or scheduled departure times if not. You can also get the same information by using the SMS code at www.nextbuses.mobi (only normal browsing charges apply) or through several iPhone or Android apps that offer access to NextBuses. NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code heradmjw Barons Cross, Morrisons Store (entrance) Morrisons Store Car Park 2090A104700 herapgap Barons Cross, opp Morrisons Store Barons Cross Road. A44 2090A20333 heragagp Leominster, adj Pierrepont Road Bargates 2090A133500 heragwpw Leominster, Bus Station (Stand 4) N/K 2090A18621 heradmjp Leominster, adj Railway Station Worcester Road 2090A104600 heradmjd Drum Crossroads, Drum Crossroads (E-bound) A44 Worcester Road 2090A103300 heradmgw Steen’s Bridge, opp Humber Close Worcester Road 2090A101700 heradmgt Docklow, adj The King’s Head Worcester Road (A44) 2090A100500 heradmdj Grendon Bishop, Grendon Green (E-bound) Worcester Road (A44) 2090A098500 heradmdg Bredenbury, adj Barneby Arms A44 Worcester Road 2090A096300 heragmad Flaggoner’s Green, opp Shop West Hill. A44 2090A18231 herajptp Bromyard, adj Clover Road A44 West Hill 2090A19117 heragmdp Bromyard, opp Tower Hill A44 Bromyard By-Pass 2090A18254 heradapg Bromyard, Pump Street (S-bound) Pump Street 2090A052402 heradapa Bromyard, opp Co-op Store Tenbury Road 2090A052400 heradapm Bromyard, adj Lodon Avenue Winslow Road 2090A054800 heradamt Flaggoner’s Green, Shop (S-bound) Winslow Road 2090A052300 heradmaw Munderfield Stocks, adj Stores B4214 2090A094200 heradmda Munderfield Stocks, adj Stocks Farm B4214 2090A094201 heradgdp Bishop’s Frome, opp Chase Inn B4214 2090A067500 heradgdj Fromes Hill, opp Telephone Box A4103 2090A067401 herapmad Stony Cross, Birch Cottage (S-bound) B4220 2090A20750 herajdap Cradley, Finchers Corner (S-bound) B4220. Stony Cross Road 2090A18743 heragmjw Cradley, opp Pixiefields B4220 2090A18287 heratmwg Cradley, adj Rook Row B4220 2090A0106354 heradgja Bosbury, adj Bell Inn B4220 2090A067700 heramjga Bosbury, adj Bosbury Turn B4214 2090A19737 heradgpw Staplow, opp Oak Inn Bromyard Road (B4214) 2090A070600 heraptwg Ledbury, adj Railway Station The Homend 2090A044303 herapamt Ledbury, opp Tesco The Homend 2090A20175 heraptwm Ledbury, adj Market House High Street 2090A044401 3 Herefordshire County Council23/09/2021 1709.
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