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The Henley College Coach Transport from Buckinghamshire for Academic Year 2016-17 THE HENLEY COLLEGE COACH TRANSPORT FROM BUCKINGHAMSHIRE FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2016-17 Coaches run by Henley College Coaches run by Henley College B20 - HEYFORDIAN COACHES B22 - HEYFORDIAN COACHES Walters Ash, Kilnwood 07.05 Hazelmere,Amersham Rd/St Johns Rd bus stop 07.03 Naphill, Clappins Lane 07.07 Hazlemere Crossroads 07.05 Naphill, Village Hall 07.09 Hazelmere Cosy Corner 07.07 Coombe Hill (Bottom) bus stop 07.13 Widmer End – Brimmers Hill/Windmill Lane 07.09 Terriers Cross Roads 07.19 Cryers Hill Lane 07.11 Amersham Hill – Shubbery Road 07.21 Hughenden Avenue (Bottom) bus stop 07.15 Easton Street - Church 07.24 Downley, The Pastures (Church) 07.17 London Road / Bassetbury Lane 07.26 Plomer Hill/Southfield Road 07.19 London Road / Hatters Lane 07.30 West Wycombe Road/Beechwood Road 07.21 London Road / Cock Lane 07.32 Piddington, Dashwood Arms PH 07.25 Loudwater – London Road / Rayners Avenue 07.34 Studley Green, The Old Post Office bus stop 07.30 Loudwater – London Road A40/ Station Road 07.36 Stokenchurch, B482 Marlow/Slade Road 07.34 Loudwater – Station Road Bus Stop 07.37 Cadmore End School 07.39 Wooburn Green – Boundary Rd/Watery Lane 07.39 Bolter End, Fingest Lane (The Peacock PH) 07.41 Flackwell Heath –Green Dragon Lane/Blind Lane 07.45 Lane End, Village Hall 07.43 Bourne End – Blind Lane / Marlow Road 07.48 Marlow, Dean Street (Police Station) 07.50 Little Marlow – Kings Head PH 07.51 Henley College 08.15 Depart Stop 5 4.25 Henley College 08.15 Depart Stop 1 4.15 B21 - HEYFORDIAN COACHES 4.15 pm Application forms for the purchase of annual passes for these coaches are available OldAmersham A355 bottom of Gore Hill bus stop 07.05 from Henley College Student Services Chalfont St Giles A413 Citroen Garage/Vache Ln 07.10 Please check times at enrolment. Timetables may change during the year. ChalfontLLane St Peter A413 Gravel Hill/Copthall Lane 07.13 Gerrards Cross, Packhorse Rd/St Mary’s School 07.15 There is also a coach covering stops in Longwick, Princes Risborough and Bledlow. Gerrards Cross B416 Packhorse Rd/Marks&Spen 07.17 Contact Student Services at College for details – [email protected] Beaconsfield A355 Amersham Rd/Maxwell Rd 07.25 Beaconsfield - Waitrose 07.29 Beaconsfield – A40 Garden Centre 07.32 ARRIVA BUSES – Routes 800 and 850 Holtspur A40/B4440 Wooburn Green Lane 07.36 See www.arrivabus.co.uk for timetable for buses from High Wycombe bus Wooburn Green – Red Lion 07.39 station to Henley town centre. Buses run half-hourly. Bourne End – Blind Lane / Loddon Road 07.44 Henley College 08.15 Depart Stop 5 4.15 HELP WITH TRANSPORT COSTS – Buckinghamshire County Council provide4.15 a 16+ Free Travel Scheme for students who have a statutory statement of Special Educational Needs (SEN) or an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) during the academic year 2016/17 and who meet the eligibility criteria for the scheme and are aged between 16 and 18 on 1st September for transport on College coaches (and bus services where there is no coach provision) - see www.buckscc.gov.uk/education/schools/school-transport/transport-for-16-19-year-olds/ for details of eligibility for this scheme and how to apply. Financial assistance may be available from The Henley College Bursary Fund for students who are not eligible for the Scheme. Contact Student Services at the College - [email protected] or Tel: 01491 634006 pkin/June 2016 .
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