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870 Erdington 870 Erdington - Plantsbrook School via Wylde Green Mondays to Fridays Operator: NXB Notes: ST Six Ways Island (Stop EL) 0805 Barnabas Road (Stop EP) 0805 Wilton Road (Stop EQ) 0806 Orchard Road (opp) 0808 Fairbourne Tower (adj) 0809 Kentmere Tower (after) 0810 Harman Road (opp) 0811 Little Green Lanes (adj) 0812 Greenhill Road (opp) 0814 Oakhurst Road (after) 0815 Green Lanes (adj) 0816 Vesey Road (adjacent) 0817 Monkseaton Road (opp) 0818 The Horse & Jockey (adjacent) 0819 Maney Hill Road (opp) 0820 Shirley Drive (opp) 0822 Douglas Road (opp) 0823 Plantsbrook School (adj) 0825 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Notes ST School Term Time Only, BIRMINGHAM Route 870 is operated by National Express West Midlands Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, Birmingham, West Midlands, B42 2SY Tel: 0121 254 6500 870 Plantsbrook School - Erdington via Wylde Green Mondays to Fridays Operator: NXB Notes: ST Plantsbrook School (adj) 1520 Maney Hill Road (adj) 1522 Horse & Jockey (opposite) 1523 Monkseaton Road (adj) 1523 Vesey Road (opposite) 1524 Green Lanes (opp) 1525 Oakhurst Road (before) 1526 Greenhill Road (adj) 1528 Little Green Lanes (opp) 1528 Harman Road 1529 Kentmere Tower (before) 1530 Fairbourne Tower (opp) 1531 Orchard Road (adj) 1532 Edwards Road (Before) 1532 New Street (Stop EC) 1533 Barnabas Road (Stop EF) 1534 Six Ways Island (Stop EH) 1535 Saturdays no service Sundays no service Notes ST School Term Time Only, BIRMINGHAM Route 870 is operated by National Express West Midlands Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr, Birmingham, West Midlands, B42 2SY Tel: 0121 254 6500 870 Erdington - Plantsbrook School via Wylde Green NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code nwmdmwtg Erdington, Six Ways Island (Stop EL) Sutton New Road 43005501205 nwmdgpad Erdington, Barnabas Road (Stop EP) Sutton New Road 43000501301 nwmdgpaw Erdington, Wilton Road (Stop EQ) Sutton New Road 43000501503 nwmdgpda Yenton, Orchard Road (opp) Sutton Road 43000502201 nwmdgpdm Yenton, Fairbourne Tower (adj) Sutton Road 43000502302 nwmdgpgm Yenton, Kentmere Tower (after) Sutton Road 43000503702 nwmdgpdw Yenton, Harman Road (opp) Birmingham Road 43000502605 nwmdgwdj Yenton, Little Green Lanes (adj) Birmingham Road 43000560101 nwmdgwdt Wylde Green, Greenhill Road (opp) Birmingham Road 43000560202 nwmdgwdw Wylde Green, Oakhurst Road (after) Birmingham Road 43000560301 nwmdgwgd Wylde Green, Green Lanes (adj) Birmingham Road 43000560401 nwmdgwgm Wylde Green, Vesey Road (adjacent) Birmingham Road 43000561101 nwmdgwgt Wylde Green, Monkseaton Road (opp) Birmingham Road 43000561201 nwmdgwjd Boldmere, The Horse & Jockey (adjacent) Birmingham Road 43000561302 nwmdgwjg Sutton Coldfield, Maney Hill Road (opp) Birmingham Road 43000570101 nwmgtgwm Sutton Coldfield, Shirley Drive (opp) Coles Lane 43000562501 nwmgtgwg Sutton Coldfield, Douglas Road (opp) Coles Lane 43000562401 nwmgtgwt Sutton Coldfield, Plantsbrook School (adj) Ebrook Road 43000562601 870 Plantsbrook School - Erdington via Wylde Green NOTE: SMS codes are different in each direction. Make sure you choose the right direction from these lists. SMS Code Stop Name Street ATCO Code nwmgtgwt Sutton Coldfield, Plantsbrook School (adj) Ebrook Road 43000562601 nwmdgwjm Sutton Coldfield, Maney Hill Road (adj) Birmingham Road 43000570102 nwmdgwja Boldmere, Horse & Jockey (opposite) Birmingham Road 43000561301 nwmdgwgw Wylde Green, Monkseaton Road (adj) Birmingham Road 43000561202 nwmdgwgp Wylde Green, Vesey Road (opposite) Birmingham Road 43000561102 nwmdgwgj Wylde Green, Green Lanes (opp) Birmingham Road 43000560402 nwmdgwga Wylde Green, Oakhurst Road (before) Birmingham Road 43000560302 nwmdgwdp Wylde Green, Greenhill Road (adj) Birmingham Road 43000560201 nwmdgwdm Yenton, Little Green Lanes (opp) Birmingham Road 43000560102 nwmdgpdp Yenton, Harman Road 43000502601 nwmdgpgj Yenton, Kentmere Tower (before) Sutton Road 43000503701 nwmdgpdj Yenton, Fairbourne Tower (opp) Sutton Road 43000502301 nwmdgpdg Yenton, Orchard Road (adj) Sutton Road 43000502202 nwmdgpgd Yenton, Edwards Road (Before) Sutton Road 43000502901 nwmdgpam Erdington, New Street (Stop EC) Sutton New Road 43000501402 nwmdgpag Erdington, Barnabas Road (Stop EF) Sutton New Road 43000501302 nwmdmwpw Erdington, Six Ways Island (Stop EH) Sutton New Road 43005501202.
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