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Bristol Temple Meads Useful information... 8 Bristol Temple Meads a to Bristol Zoo Gardens www.firstgroup.com/bristol serving: Timetables are available in large print online, City Centre, however if you require information in braille Park Street and Clifton Village or audio please ring customer services. Timetable enquiries 9 Bristol Temple Meads a Traveline: 0871 200 22 33 to Clifton Village ( Calls cost 12p per minute plus your phone company’s access charge) serving: City Centre, Customer Services Park Street, University of Bristol, 0345 602 0121 Cotham, Redland and firstsouthuk@firstgroup.com Whiteladies Road First Bus, Enterprise House, also including journeys on service 72 Easton Road, Bristol BS5 0DZ between Bristol Temple Meads a, University of Bristol and Redland Great Western Railway 0345 7000 125 (Daily 0600-2300) Bus times from www.gwr.com 15 September 2019 Lost Property 0117 929 1613 @FirstBSA FirstWestofEngland FirstWestofEngland Blackboy Hill Bus route 8 9 72 ©P1ndar R ed r oad lan lg ave R ©P1ndar d Be H Direction of travel er ill p p d ©P1ndar U a Terminus point Ro Worra ve Clifton Down ll Roa ro d G ©P1ndar Timed stop Bristol Zoo wn o R D d n Lo Roa C to d d e if a w n R Cl e dla o r Re d Gardens o e u ©P1ndar l d R a r l t n a d a Ro R n psley d A s R o d edland Park e a i C 9 d n d R w o d a o o l l a a l C e D e o ly d Rd 8 t n g d ma R i 9 e rste R Ke n e o s h ad o ’ R d t Guthrie Road n W f o a i 8 h l a 72 o continues o C d R J n to/from UWE, t o e Clifton Down S v k Frenchay Campus o e A r Station v r Interchange between b Clifton o ©P1ndar e r m ad v services 8 and 9 o i e Down Redland G R d P ©P1ndar n R tla Clifton d Ze Station 9 a Observatory C o l C d if R n A t o lma Road o a t n n l Redland h o ad Ravenswood Ro d D a t o e m w d p R n d a 8 R O Clifton 9 akfie o m y ld Roa H r d R a Suspension u i d l l H a Bridge Clif b o ton n s R Par a e k i Cotham Road, m H Lido Bristol d a la h e 9 Cotham Hill ot Clifton it C h Co tham Village S W Ro d t. 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