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41 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 41 bus time schedule & line map 41 Newbury - Thatcham - Cold Ash - Chapel Row - View In Website Mode Bradƒeld - Theale The 41 bus line (Newbury - Thatcham - Cold Ash - Chapel Row - Bradƒeld - Theale) has 6 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Beenham: 1:30 PM (2) Bradƒeld: 10:25 AM (3) Cold Ash: 4:25 PM (4) Newbury: 11:51 AM (5) Thatcham: 8:50 AM - 10:42 AM (6) Theale: 2:32 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 41 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 41 bus arriving. Direction: Beenham 41 bus Time Schedule 21 stops Beenham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Broadway, Thatcham The Broadway, Thatcham Tuesday 1:30 PM Bradley Moore Square, Thatcham Wednesday Not Operational Billington Way, Thatcham Thursday 2:10 PM Friday 1:30 PM Cold Ash Hill Southend, Thatcham Saturday Not Operational Hatchgate Close, Cold Ash Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash Strouds Meadow, Thatcham 41 bus Info Cold Ash Primary School, Cold Ash Direction: Beenham Stops: 21 St Finians School, Cold Ash Trip Duration: 34 min Line Summary: Broadway, Thatcham, Bradley Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury Moore Square, Thatcham, Billington Way, Thatcham, Cold Ash Hill Southend, Thatcham, Hatchgate Close, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury Primary School, Cold Ash, St Finians School, Cold Ash, Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury, Pease Hill, The Blade Bone, Chapel Row Upper Bucklebury, The Blade Bone, Chapel Row, Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row, Hungerford Lane, Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row Southend, Wellington Gardens, Southend, Heath South End Road, Bucklebury Civil Parish Road, Southend, Bradƒeld Village Hall, Bradƒeld, Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row, Six Bells Ph, Beenham, Hungerford Lane, Southend Recreation Ground, Beenham, Victory Hall, Beenham, Stoneyƒeld, Beenham Wellington Gardens, Southend Heath Road, Southend Heath Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Bradƒeld Village Hall, Bradƒeld Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row Six Bells Ph, Beenham Recreation Ground, Beenham Victory Hall, Beenham Stoneyƒeld, Beenham Church View, Beenham Civil Parish Direction: Bradƒeld 41 bus Time Schedule 9 stops Bradƒeld Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:25 AM Broadway, Thatcham The Broadway, Thatcham Tuesday 10:25 AM Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury Wednesday 10:25 AM Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury Thursday 10:25 AM Friday 10:25 AM The Blade Bone, Chapel Row Saturday Not Operational Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row South End Road, Bucklebury Civil Parish Hungerford Lane, Southend 41 bus Info Wellington Gardens, Southend Direction: Bradƒeld Stops: 9 Heath Road, Southend Trip Duration: 16 min Heath Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Line Summary: Broadway, Thatcham, Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury, Pease Hill, Upper Bradƒeld Village Hall, Bradƒeld Bucklebury, The Blade Bone, Chapel Row, Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row, Hungerford Lane, Southend, Wellington Gardens, Southend, Heath Road, Southend, Bradƒeld Village Hall, Bradƒeld Direction: Cold Ash 41 bus Time Schedule 9 stops Cold Ash Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 4:25 PM Broadway, Thatcham The Broadway, Thatcham Tuesday 4:25 PM The Blade Bone, Chapel Row Wednesday 4:25 PM Scotland Corner, Chapel Row Thursday 4:25 PM Friday 4:25 PM Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury Saturday Not Operational Byles Green, Upper Bucklebury Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury St Finians School, Cold Ash 41 bus Info Direction: Cold Ash Cold Ash Primary School, Cold Ash Stops: 9 Trip Duration: 63 min Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash Line Summary: Broadway, Thatcham, The Blade Bone, Chapel Row, Scotland Corner, Chapel Row, Strouds Meadow, Thatcham Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury, Byles Green, Upper Bucklebury, Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury, St Finians School, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Primary School, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash Direction: Newbury 41 bus Time Schedule 17 stops Newbury Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Stoneyƒeld, Beenham Church View, Beenham Civil Parish Tuesday Not Operational Victory Hall, Beenham Wednesday Not Operational Recreation Ground, Beenham Thursday 11:51 AM Friday Not Operational Six Bells Ph, Beenham Saturday Not Operational Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row The Blade Bone, Chapel Row Scotland Corner, Chapel Row 41 bus Info Direction: Newbury Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury Stops: 17 Trip Duration: 37 min Byles Green, Upper Bucklebury Line Summary: Stoneyƒeld, Beenham, Victory Hall, Beenham, Recreation Ground, Beenham, Six Bells Ph, Beenham, Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row, The Blade Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury Bone, Chapel Row, Scotland Corner, Chapel Row, Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury, Byles Green, Upper St Finians School, Cold Ash Bucklebury, Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury, St Finians School, Cold Ash, Telephone Box, Ashmore Telephone Box, Ashmore Green Green, West Berkshire Community Hospital, Newbury, Hawthorn Road, Newbury, Park Way Top, West Berkshire Community Hospital, Newbury Newbury, Park Way, Newbury, Newbury Wharf, Rookes Way, Newbury Civil Parish Newbury Hawthorn Road, Newbury Park Way Top, Newbury Park Way, Newbury Park Way, Newbury Parkway, Newbury Newbury Wharf, Newbury Wharf Road, Newbury Direction: Thatcham 41 bus Time Schedule 18 stops Thatcham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 8:50 AM - 10:42 AM Bradƒeld Village Hall, Bradƒeld Tuesday 8:50 AM - 10:42 AM Heath Road, Southend Heath Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish Wednesday 8:50 AM - 10:42 AM Wellington Gardens, Southend Thursday 8:50 AM - 10:42 AM Friday 8:50 AM - 10:42 AM Hungerford Lane, Southend Saturday Not Operational Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row The Blade Bone, Chapel Row Scotland Corner, Chapel Row 41 bus Info Direction: Thatcham Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury Stops: 18 Trip Duration: 21 min Line Summary: Bradƒeld Village Hall, Bradƒeld, Byles Green, Upper Bucklebury Heath Road, Southend, Wellington Gardens, Southend, Hungerford Lane, Southend, Beenham Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury Hatch, Chapel Row, The Blade Bone, Chapel Row, Scotland Corner, Chapel Row, Pease Hill, Upper St Finians School, Cold Ash Bucklebury, Byles Green, Upper Bucklebury, Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury, St Finians School, Cold Cold Ash Primary School, Cold Ash Ash, Cold Ash Primary School, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash, Hatchgate Close, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash Cold Ash Hill Southend, Thatcham, Billington Way, Strouds Meadow, Thatcham Thatcham, Bradley Moore Square, Thatcham, Broadway, Thatcham Hatchgate Close, Cold Ash Cold Ash Hill Southend, Thatcham Billington Way, Thatcham Grindle Close, Thatcham Bradley Moore Square, Thatcham Bradley Moore Square, Thatcham Broadway, Thatcham The Broadway, Thatcham Direction: Theale 41 bus Time Schedule 24 stops Theale Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 2:32 PM Broadway, Thatcham The Broadway, Thatcham Tuesday 2:32 PM Bradley Moore Square, Thatcham Wednesday 2:32 PM Thursday 2:32 PM Billington Way, Thatcham Friday 2:32 PM Cold Ash Hill Southend, Thatcham Saturday Not Operational Hatchgate Close, Cold Ash Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash Strouds Meadow, Thatcham 41 bus Info Cold Ash Primary School, Cold Ash Direction: Theale Stops: 24 St Finians School, Cold Ash Trip Duration: 38 min Line Summary: Broadway, Thatcham, Bradley Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury Moore Square, Thatcham, Billington Way, Thatcham, Cold Ash Hill Southend, Thatcham, Hatchgate Close, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Post O∆ce, Cold Ash, Cold Ash Pease Hill, Upper Bucklebury Primary School, Cold Ash, St Finians School, Cold Ash, Peach's Stores, Upper Bucklebury, Pease Hill, The Blade Bone, Chapel Row Upper Bucklebury, The Blade Bone, Chapel Row, Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row, Hungerford Lane, Beenham Hatch, Chapel Row Southend, Wellington Gardens, Southend, Heath South End Road, Bucklebury Civil Parish Road, Southend, The Queens Head, Southend, War Memorial, Bradƒeld, Buscot Hill Top, Bradƒeld, Hungerford Lane, Southend Bradƒeld College, Bradƒeld, Lone Barn, Bradƒeld, Chalkpit Cottages, Engleƒeld, The Street, Engleƒeld, Wellington Gardens, Southend Theale Green School, Theale, The Crown, Theale Heath Road, Southend Heath Road, Bradƒeld Civil Parish The Queens Head, Southend War Memorial, Bradƒeld Buscot Hill Top, Bradƒeld Bradƒeld College, Bradƒeld Lone Barn, Bradƒeld Chalkpit Cottages, Engleƒeld The Street, Engleƒeld Theale Green School, Theale The Crown, Theale 4 High Street, Theale 41 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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