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Lostwithiel Bus Timetables Summercourt Bus No 482 – Wednesday Only R = set down on request to driver only Polruan, The Quay 10.40 Bodmin, Asda Superstore 13.30 Polruan, Greenbank 10.42 Bodmin, Morrisons 13.32 Lostwithiel Lansallos 10.55 Bodmin, Mt Folly 13.34 Polperro, Crumplehorn 11.05 Sweetshouse, Bus Shelter Bus Timetables Pelynt, Church 11.12 Lostwithiel, School 13.49 Lanreath, Punch Bowl Inn 11.17 Lostwithiel, Royal Talbot 13.52 From Summer 2014 Lerryn, Green 11.33 Lerryn, Green 14.04 Lostwithiel, Royal Talbot 11.45 Lanreath, Punch Bowl Inn 14.15 Lostwithiel, School 11.47 Pelynt, Church 14.20 Sweetshouse, Bus Shelter 11.55 Polperro, Crumplehorn 14.30 Bodmin, Mt Folly 12.02 Lansallos 14.40 Bodmin, Morrisons 12.04 Polruan, Greenbank 14.55 R Bodmin, Asda Superstore 12.05 Polruan, The Quay 15.00 Roselyn Bus No 296 – Tuesday Only Fowey, Hanson Drive 9.00 Trago Mills 12.45 Tywardreath 9.14 Lostwithiel, Comm. Centre 13.06 Par, Middleway Garage 9.20 St Blazey Church 13.20 Old Roselyon Estate 9.21 St Blazey, Four Lords 13.23 Biscovey, St Mary's Road 9.25 Biscovey, St Mary's Road 13.25 St Blazey Gate 9.27 Old Roselyon Road 13.29 St Blazey Church 9.30 Par Middleway Garage 13.30 Lostwithiel, Royal Talbot Hotel 9.44 Tywardreath 13.36 Trago Mills 10.10 Fowey, Hanson Drive 13.40 Gorran Bus G4 – Third Monday of Every Month Only D = demand responsive only (Pre-book on 01726 844933). R = by request to driver Boswinger Seaview 9.00 D Plymouth Bretonside 16.00 Portmellon 9.20 D Landrake Layby 16.25 Gorran Haven Car Park 9.30 Dobwalls 16.40 D The Lerryn Minibus (LAMA BUS) runs buses to Bodmin, St Austell and Truro, as well as special events Gorran Churchtown 9.34 Lostwithiel Royal Talbot 16.50 throughout the year. The timetable is issued each Gorran High Lanes 9.37 St Blazey 16.55 month and is published both online and in the Lostwithiel Newsletter. Mevagissey School Hill 9.48 St Austell Holmbush Inn 17.05 Mevagissey Ship/Trevarth 9.50 St Austell Masonic Hall 17.10 ASDA also runs a shoppers’ bus (Bus No 2) to their store in Bodmin every Wednesday, from Cott Road at Pentewan 9.55 London Apprentice 17.15 10.43 and the Talbot at 10.45. The bus arrives at Asda Bodmin at 11.05 and departs for the return journey at London Apprentice 10.00 Pentewan 17.21 12.30. St Austell Duke Street 10.05 Mevagissey Ship/Trevarth 17.23 Lostwithiel Town St Austell Holmbush Inn 10.15 Mevagissey School Hill 17.25 Forum St Blazey 10.20 Heligan Entrance Corner 17.33 Lostwithiel Royal Talbot 10.25 Gorran High Lanes 17.36 Dobwalls 10.40 D Gorran Churchtown 17.40 Landrake Layby 10.55 Gorran Haven Car Park 17.45 Plymouth Bretonside 11.10 Portmellon 17.55 R Boswinger Seaview 18.00 R Transport Users Group National Express – Daily. Pre-book 08717 818178. Tickets from Post Office Counter. Principal stops only shown 504 315 504 404 504 315 504 404 London, Victoria 11.00 — 16.00 23.00 Penzance 4.00 — 8.25 20.20 Plymouth 16.35 18.45 21.25 6.05 Helston — 6.45 9.00 — Liskeard 17.10 19.20 21.55 6.32 Falmouth — 7.10 9.25 — Lostwithiel, Royal 17.30 19.40 21.15 6.52 Truro 5.05 7.40 10.00 21.30 Talbot St Austell 17.50 20.00 22.33 7.10 St Austell 5.37 8.15 10.35 21.55 Truro 18.25 20.30 23.05 7.40 Lostwithiel, Royal 5.55 8.35 10.55 22.13 Talbot Falmouth 18.55 20.55 — — Liskeard 6.15 8.55 11.15 23.33 Helston 19.20 21.20 — — Plymouth 6.35 9.40 11.55 23.10 Penzance 19.55 — 00.20 8.55 London, Victoria 12.35 — 21.45 6.20 .
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