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328 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 328 bus time schedule & line map 328 Westlands School - Newington - Upchurch View In Website Mode The 328 bus line (Westlands School - Newington - Upchurch) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Rainham: 3:15 PM (2) Snipeshill: 7:39 AM (3) Upchurch: 3:08 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 328 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 328 bus arriving. Direction: Rainham 328 bus Time Schedule 38 stops Rainham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:15 PM The Sittingbourne School Grounds, Snipeshill Swanstree Avenue, England Tuesday 3:15 PM Swanstree Avenue, Snipeshill Wednesday 3:15 PM Longridge, England Thursday 3:15 PM Rectory Road, Snipeshill Friday 3:15 PM Rectory Road, England Saturday Not Operational Eden Village, Sittingbourne Meadow Sweet Walk, Sittingbourne Memorial Hospital, Sittingbourne 46 Bell Road, Sittingbourne 328 bus Info Direction: Rainham Borden Grammar School, Sittingbourne Stops: 38 Avenue of Remembrance, Sittingbourne Trip Duration: 71 min Line Summary: The Sittingbourne School Grounds, Ufton Lane, Sittingbourne Snipeshill, Swanstree Avenue, Snipeshill, Rectory 59 West Street, Sittingbourne Road, Snipeshill, Eden Village, Sittingbourne, Memorial Hospital, Sittingbourne, Borden Grammar The Coniston, Chalkwell School, Sittingbourne, Ufton Lane, Sittingbourne, The 68 London Road, Sittingbourne Coniston, Chalkwell, Keyways, Sittingbourne, The Billet, Sittingbourne, The Long Hop, Key Street, Keyways, Sittingbourne Pearce And Batt Garage, Key Street, Ladyƒelds 163 London Road, Sittingbourne Close, Bobbing, Rook Lane, Keycol, Newington Court Care Home, Keycol, Station Road, Newington, The Billet, Sittingbourne Playstool Road, Newington, Tuck Inn, Hartlip Hill, Wilton Terrace, England Breach Lane, Breach, Breach Lane, Lower Halstow, Landrail Road, Lower Halstow, The Green, Lower The Long Hop, Key Street Halstow, Holywell School, Upchurch, Church, Key Street, Bobbing Civil Parish Upchurch, Woodruff Close, Upchurch, Wallbridge Lane, Windmill Hill, Otterham Quay, Three Sisters, Pearce And Batt Garage, Key Street Otterham Quay, The Angel, Lower Rainham, Ellison 26-32 Key Street, Borden Civil Parish Way, Lower Rainham, Tilbury Road, Lower Rainham, Henry Street, Rainham, Railway Station, Rainham, Ladyƒelds Close, Bobbing The Cricketers, Rainham, Roberts Road, Rainham, Bloors Lane, Rainham, Pump Lane, Rainham, Tesco, Rook Lane, Keycol Rainham Newington Court Care Home, Keycol Station Road, Newington 32 High Street, Newington Playstool Road, Newington Tuck Inn, Hartlip Hill Breach Lane, Breach Breach Lane, Lower Halstow Landrail Road, Lower Halstow The Green, Lower Halstow The Green, Lower Halstow Civil Parish Holywell School, Upchurch Forge Lane, Upchurch Civil Parish Church, Upchurch 3 The Street, Upchurch Civil Parish Woodruff Close, Upchurch Wallbridge Lane, Windmill Hill Otterham Quay Otterham Quay Lane, Upchurch Civil Parish Three Sisters, Otterham Quay Three Sisters Roundabout, Upchurch Civil Parish The Angel, Lower Rainham Lower Rainham Road, Gillingham Ellison Way, Lower Rainham Tilbury Road, Lower Rainham Henry Street, Rainham 213 Station Road, Gillingham Railway Station, Rainham The Cricketers, Rainham 85 High Street, Gillingham Roberts Road, Rainham Sovereign Boulevard, Gillingham Bloors Lane, Rainham Pump Lane, Rainham Guardian Court, Gillingham Tesco, Rainham 28 London Road, Gillingham Direction: Snipeshill 328 bus Time Schedule 20 stops Snipeshill Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:39 AM The Green, Lower Halstow The Green, Lower Halstow Civil Parish Tuesday 7:39 AM Landrail Road, Lower Halstow Wednesday 7:39 AM Landrail Road, Lower Halstow Civil Parish Thursday 7:39 AM Breach Lane, Lower Halstow Friday 7:39 AM Breach Lane, Breach Saturday Not Operational Tuck Inn, Hartlip Hill 1 Hartlip Hill, Hartlip Civil Parish Playstool Road, Newington 328 bus Info London Road, Newington Direction: Snipeshill Stops: 20 Church Lane, Newington Trip Duration: 31 min Line Summary: The Green, Lower Halstow, Landrail Newington Court Care Home, Keycol Road, Lower Halstow, Breach Lane, Lower Halstow, Keycol Hill, Newington Civil Parish Breach Lane, Breach, Tuck Inn, Hartlip Hill, Playstool Road, Newington, Church Lane, Newington, Rook Lane, Keycol Newington Court Care Home, Keycol, Rook Lane, Keycol, Ladyƒelds Close, Bobbing, Pearce And Batt Ladyƒelds Close, Bobbing Garage, Key Street, The Long Hop, Key Street, The Ladyƒelds Close, Bobbing Civil Parish Billet, Sittingbourne, Cryalls Lane, Sittingbourne, The King's Head, Chalkwell, Cockleshell Walk, Pearce And Batt Garage, Key Street Sittingbourne, Borden Grammar School, 26-32 Key Street, Borden Civil Parish Sittingbourne, Memorial Hospital, Sittingbourne, Rectory Road, Snipeshill, The Sittingbourne School The Long Hop, Key Street Grounds, Snipeshill The Billet, Sittingbourne 211 London Road, England Cryalls Lane, Sittingbourne 112 London Road, Sittingbourne The King's Head, Chalkwell 45 London Road, Sittingbourne Cockleshell Walk, Sittingbourne Borden Grammar School, Sittingbourne Avenue of Remembrance, Sittingbourne Memorial Hospital, Sittingbourne 19 Glovers Crescent, Sittingbourne Rectory Road, Snipeshill The Sittingbourne School Grounds, Snipeshill Swanstree Avenue, England Direction: Upchurch 328 bus Time Schedule 16 stops Upchurch Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 3:08 PM Keyways, Sittingbourne 163 London Road, Sittingbourne Tuesday 3:08 PM The Billet, Sittingbourne Wednesday 3:08 PM Wilton Terrace, England Thursday 3:08 PM The Long Hop, Key Street Friday 3:08 PM Key Street, Bobbing Civil Parish Saturday Not Operational Pearce And Batt Garage, Key Street 26-32 Key Street, Borden Civil Parish Ladyƒelds Close, Bobbing 328 bus Info Rook Lane, Keycol Direction: Upchurch Stops: 16 Newington Court Care Home, Keycol Trip Duration: 25 min Line Summary: Keyways, Sittingbourne, The Billet, Station Road, Newington Sittingbourne, The Long Hop, Key Street, Pearce And 32 High Street, Newington Batt Garage, Key Street, Ladyƒelds Close, Bobbing, Rook Lane, Keycol, Newington Court Care Home, Playstool Road, Newington Keycol, Station Road, Newington, Playstool Road, Newington, Tuck Inn, Hartlip Hill, Breach Lane, Tuck Inn, Hartlip Hill Breach, Breach Lane, Lower Halstow, Landrail Road, Lower Halstow, The Green, Lower Halstow, Holywell Breach Lane, Breach School, Upchurch, Bishop Lane, Upchurch Breach Lane, Lower Halstow Landrail Road, Lower Halstow The Green, Lower Halstow The Green, Lower Halstow Civil Parish Holywell School, Upchurch Forge Lane, Upchurch Civil Parish Bishop Lane, Upchurch 328 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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