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Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 29th June 2020 Service Number 801 Service Description Llanyravon - YGG Sch Sch Cwmbran Bronllys Place 0727 YG Gwynllyw 1500 North Road Shops 0730 Croesyceiliog The Willows 1515 Llanyravon Square 0735 Wesley Street 1520 Two Locks Nursery School 0745 St Dials Greenmeadow Square 1523 Coed Eva Blinkin' Owl 0751 Coed Eva Blinkin' Owl 1526 Greenmeadow Way St Dials Shop 0753 Two Locks Nursery School 1530 Wesley Street 0755 Llanyravon Square 1539 YG Gwynllyw 0820 Codes: Sch Schooldays Only Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 29th June 2020 Service Number 802 Service Description St Dials - YGG Sch Sch Ty Canol Way Bluebell Crt 0730 YG Gwynllyw 1500 Henllys Henllys Way 0735 Lowlands Crosskeys 1516 Greenmeadow Way St Dials Shop 0745 Thornhill Kingfisher 1520 Greenmeadow Old Police College 0747 Greenmeadow Woolpitch 1523 Greenmeadow Woolpitch 0750 Greenmeadow Old Police College 1526 Thornhill Kingfisher 0755 Greenmeadow Way St Dials Shop 1528 Lowlands Crosskeys 0800 Henllys Henllys Way 1534 YG Gwynllyw 0820 Ty Canol Bluebell Court 1538 Codes: Sch Schooldays Only Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 29th June 2020 Service Number 803 Service Description Fairwater - Ygg Sch Sch Greenmeadow Badger`s Mead 0735 YG Gwynllyw 1500 Fairwater Shops 0737 Griffithstown Panteg House 1514 Greenmeadow Way St Dials Shop 0742 Pontnewydd Russell St 1521 Greenmeadow Old Police College 0743 Cwmbran Bus Stn Std E 1525 Cwmbran Bus Stn Std E 0748 Greenmeadow Old Police College 1530 Pontnewydd Richmond Rd 0754 Greenmeadow Way St Dials Shop 1532 Griffithstown Panteg House 0802 Fairwater Shops 1536 YG Gwynllyw 0820 Greenmeadow Badger`s Mead 1538 Codes: Sch Schooldays Only Days of Operation Monday to Friday Commencing 29th June 2020 Service Number 807 Service Description Varteg Hill - YG Gwynllyw Sch Sch YG Gwynllyw 1500 Varteg Hill Terminus 0756 Pontnewynydd Merchant's Hill 1508 Talywain Railway Bungalow 0800 Abersychan Broad Street 1511 Abersychan Broad Street 0805 Talywain Railway Bungalow 1515 Pontnewynydd Merchant's Hill 0810 Varteg Hill Terminus 1519 YG Gwynllyw 0820 Codes: Sch Schooldays Only.

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