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Wharfedale Timetable 18 04 21 (002).Xlsx Skipton - Grassington - Kettlewell - Buckden from April 18th 2021 Monday to Saturday Service number 72 72 72B 72 72B 72 72 72B 72A 72 72B 72 72 72B 72 Operator KBC KBC UWB KBC UWB KBC KBC UWB NYCC KBC UWB KBC KBC UWB KBC See notes SSH SD SSH Skipton Bus Station 0730 0825 .. 0938 .. 1130 1235 .. 1345 1440 .. 1545 1655 .. 1755 Skipton Rail Station .. 0830 .. 0943 .. 1135 1240 .. 1350 1445 .. 1550 1700 .. 1800 Hetton .. 0842 .. 0955 .. 1147 1252 .. .. 1457 .. 1602 1712 .. 1812 Cracoe Devonshire Arms 0742 0846 .. 0959 .. 1151 1256 .. 1400 1501 .. 1606 1716 .. 1816 Linton .. .. .. 1003 .. .. 1300 .. 1405 .. .. 1610 .. .. 1820 Threshfield Shop 0747 0852 .. 1008 .. 1157 1305 .. 1410 1507 .. 1615 1722 .. 1825 Grassington YDNP Centre arr. 0750 0855 .. 1011 .. 1200 1308 .. 1414 1510 .. 1618 1725 .. 1828 Hebden .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1300 .. .. 1520 .. .. .. .. Grassington YDNP Centre arr. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1305 .. .. 1525 .. .. .. .. Grassington YDNP Centre dep. .. .. 0900 .. 1015 .. .. 1310 1415 .. 1545 .. .. 1730 .. Grassington Square .. .. 0902 .. 1017 .. .. 1312 .. .. 1547 .. .. 1732 .. Threshfield Upper W'dale School .. .. 0904 .. 1019 .. .. 1314 1417 .. 1549 .. .. 1734 .. Long Ashes .. .. 0910 .. 1025 .. .. 1320 .. .. 1555 .. .. 1740 .. Kilnsey Tennants Arms .. .. 0915 .. 1030 .. .. 1325 1425 .. 1600 .. .. 1745 .. Kettlewell Shop .. .. 0925 .. 1040 .. .. 1335 1435 .. 1610 .. .. 1755 .. Buckden YDNP Car Park .. .. 0935 .. 1050 .. .. 1345 1445 .. 1620 .. .. 1805 .. Buses - shown as SSH only run on Saturdays and school holidays Buses shown as SD only run on school days Buckden - Kettlewell - Grassington - Skipton from April 18th 2021 Monday to Saturday Service number 72 72B 72 72A 72B 72 72B 72 72 72B 72 72 72A 72B 72 72 Operator KBC UWB KBC NYCC UWB KBC UWB KBC KBC UWB KBC KBC NYCC UWB KBC KBC See notes SSH SD SD SSH Buckden YDNP Car Park .. 0825 .. 0900 0935 .. 1120 .. .. 1435 .. .. 1620 1645 .. .. Kettlewell Shop .. 0835 .. 0910 0945 .. 1130 .. .. 1445 .. .. 1630 1655 .. .. Kilnsey Tennants Arms .. 0845 .. 0920 0955 .. 1140 .. .. 1455 .. .. 1640 1705 .. .. Long Ashes .. 0850 .. .. 1000 .. 1145 .. .. 1500 .. .. .. 1710 .. .. Threshfield Shop .. 0855 .. 0927 1005 .. 1150 .. .. 1505 .. .. 1647 1715 .. .. Grassington Square .. 0858 .. .. 1008 .. 1153 .. .. 1508 .. .. .. 1718 .. .. Grassington YDNP Centre arr. .. 0900 .. 0930 1010 .. 1155 .. .. 1510 .. .. 1650 1720 .. .. Grassington YDNP Centre dep. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1255 .. .. 1515 .. .. .. .. .. .. Hebden .. .. .. .. .. .. 1300 .. .. 1520 .. .. .. .. .. .. Grassington YDNP Centre dep. 0753 .. 0908 0932 .. 1015 .. 1203 1313 .. 1515 1623 .. .. 1728 1830 Threshfield Upper W'dale School 0756 .. 0911 0934 .. 1018 .. 1206 1316 .. 1518 1626 .. .. 1731 1833 Linton 0759 .. .. 0939 .. 1021 .. .. 1319 .. .. 1629 .. .. .. .. Cracoe Devonshire Arms 0805 .. 0917 0946 .. 1027 .. 1212 1325 .. 1524 1635 .. .. 1737 1839 Hetton 0808 .. 0920 .. .. 1030 .. 1215 1328 .. 1527 1638 .. .. .. .. Skipton Bus Station arr. 0821 .. 0933 1000 .. 1043 .. 1228 1341 .. 1540 1651 .. .. 1750 1852 Skipton Rail Station arr. 0830 .. 0943 .. .. 1048 .. 1240 .. .. 1550 1700 .. .. 1800 .. Notes: Operators: * Times in Bold indicate connecting journeys KBC Keighley Bus Company UWB Upper Wharfedale Bus NYCC North Yorkshire County Council * Covid Restrictions apply - for details please go to: www.upperwharfedale.com See separate timetables for full service between Grassington and Hebden, and for buses between Skipton, Grassington and Buckden on Sundays (Service 874). Hebden - Grassington - Bolton Abbey - Ilkley Service number 74A 74A 74A 72B 74A 72B 74A 874 874 Operator NYCC NYCC NYCC UWB NYCC UWB NYCC AY AY See notes MWF MWF MWF M-S MWF M-S MWF Sun Sun Hebden 0900 1130 1215 1300 .. 1520 .. Buses start from Buckden Grassington YDNP Centre arr. 0905 1135 1220 1305 .. 1525 .. via Kettlewell Grassington YDNP Centre dep. 0915 .. .. .. 1315 .. 1705 1300 1700 Threshfield Upper W'dale School 0917 .. .. .. 1317 .. 1707 1302 1702 Linton High Bank 0920 .. .. .. 1320 .. 1710 1304 1704 Burnsall Red Lion 0926 .. .. .. 1326 .. 1716 1311 1711 Appletreewick New Inn 0929 .. .. .. 1329 .. 1719 .. .. Barden Tower 0937 .. .. .. 1237 .. 1727 1318 1718 Bolton Abbey opp. Green 0945 .. .. .. 1345 .. 1735 1326 1726 Addingham 0952 .. .. .. 1352 .. 1707 1334 1734 Ilkley Rail Station 1005 .. .. .. 1405 .. 1755 1342 1742 Ilkley - Bolton Abbey - Grassington - Hebden Service number 74A 74A 72B 74A 72B 874 874 Operator NYCC NYCC UWB NYCC UWB AY AY See notes MWF MWF M-S MWF M-S Sun Sun Ilkley Rail Station 1035 .. .. 1415 .. 1012 1412 Addingham Main Street (boarding only) 1042 .. .. 1422 .. 1019 1419 Bolton Abbey Green 1050 .. .. 1430 .. 1028 1428 Barden Tower 1058 .. .. 1438 .. 1035 1435 Appletreewick opp. New Inn 1105 .. .. 1445 .. .. .. Burnsall Bridge 1108 .. .. 1448 .. 1045 1445 Linton High Bank 1113 .. .. 1453 .. 1050 1450 Threshfield Shop 1116 .. .. 1456 .. 1055 1455 Grassington YDNP Centre arr. 1119 .. .. 1459 .. 1058 1458 Grassington YDNP Centre dep. 1125 1210 1255 .. 1515 Buses continue to Buckden Hebden 1130 1215 1300 .. 1520 via Kettlewell Notes: MWF = operates on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays only M-S = operates on Monday to Saturday Sun = operates on Sundays only Services 72B and 874 continue to/from Buckden - see separate timetables for details. Times in Bold indicate connections with other buses at Grassington YDNP Centre. See separate timetable for full details of service 874 on Sundays. Operators: UWB = Upper Wharfedale Bus NYCC = North Yorkshire County Council AY = Arriva Yorkshire.
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