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Christmas Holiday Running Times 2016/2017 Christmas Holiday Running Times 2016/2017 Wed 28th, Thurs service Saturday Last Buses on 24/12 if Sunday Mon Tues Saturday Last Buses on 31/12 if Sunday Mon Route 29th and Fri 30th Number 24/12 finishing early 25/12 26/12 27/12 31/12 finishing early 1/1 2/1 December Arriva - Blue One: Arriva - Blue One: From HW Bus Station: 1830 From HW Bus Station: 1830 Saturday From Pond Park: 1924 No Sunday From Pond Park: 1924 Sunday 1 High Wycombe - Amersham - Chesham No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service service service service Carousel - Red One: Carousel - Red One: Full Saturday timetable Full Saturday timetable From Fairford Leys: 1844 From Fairford Leys: 1844 From Bus Stn to Fairford From Bus Stn to Fairford Leys:1900 Leys:1900 From Buckingham Pk: 1758 From Buckingham Pk: 1758 Saturday No No No Silver rider 1 Fairford Leys - Aylesbury - Buckingham Park From Bus Stn to Buckingham No service Saturday service Saturday service From Bus Stn to Buckingham No service service service service service Pk: 1749 Pk: 1749 See Route 7 for last journeys See Route 7 for last journeys between town and Buckingham between town and Buckingham Park Park Saturday No Sunday Sunday 3 Slough - Langley - Iver - Iver Heath - Uxbridge Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No Orangeroute 3 Aylesbury - Quarrendon - Haydon Hill Full Saturday timetable No service Normal weekday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday From Slough: 1920 No Sunday From Slough: 1920 Sunday 4 Slough - Taplow - Maidenhead No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Maidenhead: 1949 service service From Maidenhead: 1949 service From Bus Station to Coppice: From Bus Station to Coppice: 1810 1810 Greenroute Saturday From Bus Station to Berryfields: No Sunday From Bus Station to Berryfields: Sunday Coppice Estate - Aylesbury - Berryfields No service Saturday service Saturday service No service 4/4A service 1832 service service 1832 service From Coppice: 1817 From Coppice: 1817 From Berryfields: 1745 From Berryfields: 1745 Saturday From Bus Station: 1830 No Sunday From Bus Station: 1830 Sunday 5 Aylesbury - Haydon Hill - Quarrendon No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Haydon Hill: 1838 service service From Haydon Hill: 1838 service Saturday No Sunday Sunday 5A Aylesbury - Berryfields Full Saturday timetable No service Normal weekday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service From Rail Stn: 1821 From Rail Stn: 1821 Saturday From Bus Stn: 1825 No No From Bus Stn: 1825 No Waterrider 6/7 Aylesbury - Watermead/Buckingham Park No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Watermead: 1836 service service From Watermead: 1836 service From Buckingham Pk: 1842 From Buckingham Pk: 1842 Saturday No No No Pinkroute 8 Aylesbury - Broughton - Bedgrove Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday From Bus Station: 1915 No Sunday From Bus Station: 1915 Sunday Redroute 9 Aylesbury - Walton Court - Stoke Mandeville Hospital No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Hospital: 1831 service service From Hospital: 1831 service Saturday No No No 11/11A Aylesbury - Lavric Road - Prebendal Farm/Southcourt Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No 12 Slough - Scafell Road - Burnham Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No 16 Aylesbury - Waddesdon - Steeple Claydon/Marsh Gibbon Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No 17 Aylesbury - Waddesdon - Bicester Full Saturday timetable No service Normal weekday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service No No No 18 Buckingham - Steeple Claydon - Bicester No service n/a No service Normal weekday service No service n/a No service service service service Saturday No No No 27 Robinson Road - High Wycombe - Cotswold Way Full Saturday timetable No service Normal weekday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service No No No 28 High Wycombe - Lane End/Stokenchurch No service n/a No service Normal weekday service No service n/a No service service service service Saturday From Bus Station: 1910 No Sunday From Bus Station: 1910 Sunday 30 Downley - High Wycombe No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Downley: 1921 service service From Downley: 1921 service Saturday From Bus Station: 1915 No Sunday From Bus Station: 1915 Sunday 31 Penn - Hazlemere - High Wycombe No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Penn: 1939 service service From Penn: 1939 service Christmas Holiday Running Times 2016/2017 Wed 28th, Thurs service Saturday Last Buses on 24/12 if Sunday Mon Tues Saturday Last Buses on 31/12 if Sunday Mon Route 29th and Fri 30th Number 24/12 finishing early 25/12 26/12 27/12 31/12 finishing early 1/1 2/1 December Lane End to Micklefield: 1908 Lane End to Micklefield: 1908 Saturday No Sunday Sunday 32 Micklefield - High Wycombe - Booker/Lane End Micklefield to Booker only: No service Saturday service Saturday service Micklefield to Booker only: 1905, No service service service service service 1905, 1935 1935 From Totteridge to From Totteridge to Saturday Castlefield:1928 No Sunday Castlefield:1928 Sunday 33 Castlefield - High Wycombe - Totteridge No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service Castlefield to Bus Station: 1953 service service Castlefield to Bus Station: 1953 service Castlefield to Totteridge: 1923 Castlefield to Totteridge: 1923 Saturday No No No 34 Cressex - High Wycombe Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday From Bus Station:1905 No Sunday From Bus Station:1905 Sunday 35 High Wycombe - Flackwell Heath/Bourne End No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Bourne End: 1938 service service From Bourne End: 1938 service Saturday From High Wycombe: 1710 No No From High Wycombe: 1710 No 36 High Wycombe - Flackwell Heath - Bourne End No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Bourne End: 1745 service service From Bourne End: 1745 service Saturday No No No 37 High Wycombe - Bourne End - Maidenhead Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No 38 High Wycombe - Deeds Grove Full Saturday timetable No service Normal weekday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No 39 High Wycombe - Hicks Farm Rise - Hillary Road Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service From High Wycombe to From High Wycombe to Stokenchurch and Thame: Stokenchurch and Thame: 1740 Saturday 1740 No Sunday Sunday 40 High Wycombe - Stokenchurch - Thame No service Saturday service Saturday service From Thame: 1840 No service service From Thame: 1840 service service service From Stokenchurch to High Fro Stokenchurch to High Wycombe: 1911 Wycombe: 1911 From High Wycombe to Great From High Wycombe to Great Saturday Missenden: 1755 No Sunday Missenden: 1755 Sunday 48/48A Great Missenden - High Wycombe - Lane End No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Great Missenden:1833 service service From Great Missenden:1833 service All Lane End journeys will run All Lane End journeys will run Saturday No Sunday Sunday 50 Aylesbury - Wendover - RAF Halton Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No 50 The Horwoods - Winslow - Newton Longville - Milton Keynes Full Saturday timetable No service Normal weekday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Saturday No No No 53 Bracknell - Maidenhead - Wexham Park Hospital Full Saturday timetable No service Saturday service Saturday service Full Saturday timetable No service service service service service Normal Wednesday No No No 54A/B/C The Winslow Connection No service n/a No service service on Wednesday No service n/a No service service service service 28 December No No No 55 Chesham - Great Missenden - Aylesbury No service n/a No service Normal weekday service No service n/a No service service service service Saturday From Milton Keynes: 1850 No Sunday From Milton Keynes: 1850 Sunday 60/X60 Aylesbury - Winslow - Buckingham - Maids Moreton/Milton Keynes No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Aylesbury: 1815 service service From Aylesbury: 1815 service Saturday From Aylesbury: 1735 No No From Aylesbury: 1735 No 61 Aylesbury - Ivinghoe - Dunstable No service Saturday service Saturday service No service service From Dunstable: 1900 service service From Dunstable: 1900 service No No Normal Friday service No
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