Bus Services to Bradford on Avon St Laurence School from September 2019 (Please Note That the Time and Routes May Change During the Academic Year)

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Bus Services to Bradford on Avon St Laurence School from September 2019 (Please Note That the Time and Routes May Change During the Academic Year) Bus Services to Bradford on Avon St Laurence School from September 2019 (please note that the time and routes may change during the academic year) Buses from PAXCROFT MEAD & HILPERTON . Bus SL1 - Leap Gate, opposite Red Lion 0745 Operated by Hilperton Church Street 0747 Beeline Coaches Hilperton village, Hill Street 0749 Hilperton Marsh, Queens Hill Gardens 0750 Hilperton, Marsh Road (Q8) 0752 Hammond Way 0754 Staverton, Thestfield Drive 0756 Bradford on Avon St Laurence School 0820 In the afternoon, Beeline bus SL1 will depart bus park at 1510 Please note: This is also a fare paying bus – pupils can buy tickets directly from bus driver. Beeline Coaches 01985 213 503 for more info. Buses from SOUTH WRAXALL & MONKTON FARLEIGH . Bus B0339 - South Wraxall, Crossroads 0800 Operated by South Wraxall, Lower 0802 Beeline Coaches South Wraxall Longs Arms 0805 Farleigh Rise 0815 Monkton Farleigh School 0820 Farleigh Wick, Pinkney Green 0821 Farleigh Wick, Fox & Hounds opp 0822 Bradford on Avon St Laurence Sch 0825 In the afternoon, Beeline bus B0339 will depart bus park at 1510 Please note: Only pupils with valid Wiltshire Council bus passes can use this bus – No fare paying passengers or Spare Seats applicants. Buses from WESTWOOD , LIMPLEY STOKE & FRESHFORD . Bus 96 - Westwood New Inn 0755 Operated by Westwood, Post Office/Shop 0759 Libra Travel Freshford, School 0805 Limpley Stoke, Crowe Hill 0814 Limpley Stoke, Hop Pole Inn 0817 Limpley Stoke, Winsley Hill 0822 Bradford on Avon St Laurence Sch 0830 In the afternoon, Libra Travel Service 96 will depart bus park at 1510 Please note: This is also a fare paying bus – pupils can buy tickets directly from bus driver. Buses from MELKSHAM & BROUGHTON GIFFORD Bus B3131A - Semington, Somerset Arms 0705 Operated by Berryfields, Opp Police Station 0707 Beeline Coaches Bowerhill, Kingfisher Drive 0715 Melksham, Spa Road 0723 Melksham Market Place 0725 Broughton Gifford, The Bell 0732 Broughton Gifford, The Rusty Stagg 0733 Holt, Great Parks/Little Parks 0738 Holt, Tollgate 0740 Bradford on Avon St Laurence Sch 0750 In the afternoon, Beeline Bus B3131A will depart bus park at 1540 Please note: This is also a fare paying bus – pupils can buy tickets directly from bus driver. …continued overleaf Buses from ATWORTH Bus B3138 - Atworth, Golden Fleece 0803 Operated by Atworth, Shell Court (opp junction of Purlpit) 0805 Beeline Coaches Atworth, Post office Lane 0809 Atworth, Clock 0811 Bradford on Avon St Laurence School 0825 In the afternoon, Beeline Bus B3138 will depart bus park at 1510 Please note: Only pupils with valid Wiltshire Council bus passes can use this bus – No fare paying passengers or Spare Seats applicants Buses from HOLT Bus B3131 - Holt, Great Parks/Little Parks 0805 Operated by Holt, Three Lions 0810 Beeline Coaches Holt, Ham Green, Tollgate 0812 Bradford on Avon St Laurence Sch 0830 In the afternoon, Beeline Bus B3131 will depart bus park at 1510 Please note: Only pupils with valid Wiltshire Council bus passes can use this bus – No fare paying passengers or Spare Seats applicants Buses from NORTH BRADLEY AND TROWBRIDGE Bus D1 - Bradley Road, opp McDonalds 0742 FirstBus Trowbridge Fore Street 0752 Discover D1 Trowbridge Trinity Church 0754 Trowbridge, Cockhill 0756 Bradford, Town Bridge 0808 Bradford, Winsley Road shops 0815 In the afternoon, Firstbus Discover D1 will depart Winsley Road at 1507 or 1537 Please note: Discover D1 is a public bus, and fares can be purchased directly from the driver. Buses from WESTWOOD . Bus B3111 - Westwood New Inn 0800 Operated by Westwood, Turning Circle 0803 Beeline Coaches Westwood, Post Office 0805 Elms Cross 0810 Bradford on Avon St Laurence Sch 0825 In the afternoon, Beeline Coach B3111 will depart bus park at 1510 Please note: Only pupils with valid Wiltshire Council bus passes can use this bus – No fare paying passengers or Spare Seats applicants Please note all bus times are approximate and passengers need to arrive at the bus stop at least 5 minutes before the bus is due and make a clear polite signal to driver that you wish to travel on the bus. If you require further bus information, please ring the Wiltshire Council Education Transport Hotline on 01225 713365 or email: [email protected] If you wish to enquire about entitlement to School Transport then please contact Education Transport on 01225 713398 or email [email protected] .
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