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Ilkley to Leeds & Bradford Forster Square Mondays Ilkley to Leeds & Bradford Forster Square Mondays to Fridays from 24 March Ilkley d 0550 0602 0640 0651 0709 0721 0737 0748 0755 0808 Ben Rhydding 0552 0604 0642 0653 0711 0723 0739 0750 0757 0810 Burley-in-Wharfedale 0557 0609 0647 0658 0716 0728 0744 0755 0802 0815 Menston 0601 0613 0651 0702 0720 0731 0748 0759 0806 0819 Guiseley 0604 0616 0654 0705 0723 0735 0752 0802 0809 0822 Baildon 0610 - - 0711 - 0741 - 0808 - - Shipley a 0613 - - 0714 - 0744 - 0811 - - d 0613 - - 0714 - 0744 - 0811 - - Frizinghall a 0616 - - 0717 - 0747 - 0814 - - Bradford Forster Square a 0622 - - 0723 - 0753 - 0820 - - Kirkstall Forge - - - - - - - - - - Leeds a - 0631 0712 - 0737 - 0805 - 0825 0837 Ilkley d 0816 0822 0840 0851 0923 0951 1021 1040 1051 1121 Ben Rhydding 0818 0824 0842 0853 0925 0953 1023 1042 1053 1123 Burley-in-Wharfedale 0823 0830 0847 0858 0930 0958 1028 1047 1058 1128 Menston 0827 0834 0851 0902 0934 1002 1032 1051 1102 1132 Guiseley 0830 0837 0854 0905 0937 1005 1035 1054 1105 1135 Baildon - 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