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Pewsey Vale Rushall (Cross Roads) 0947 Within Wiltshire, Swindon and Some Bath Services – Thursdays and Adult £8.50; Child £5.50; Family £20.00 Fare Offers: The 210 Service Figheldean (Club) 0915 operated by Rail Ticket presented to connect with a train at Enford Corner 0930 Pewsey Station £1 (adult single). Tourist Coaches Upavon (Avon Square) 0939 Early Bird Fare (travel before 0745) £1 (adult single). from Figheldean to Upavon (Ship Inn) 0942 C2W Day Rider Ticket £6 adult and £3 child. Devizes via Woodbridge Inn 0945 Wiltshire Day Rover Tickets - any bus operator/service Upavon runs on Pewsey Vale Rushall (Cross Roads) 0947 within Wiltshire, Swindon and some Bath services – Thursdays and Adult £8.50; Child £5.50; Family £20.00. Saturdays (fares Wilsford (Church) 0952 Return tickets now available for crossing up to 2 Woodborough (Broad Street) 0959 zones (£4.50 adult return). shown in this leaflet do not Marden (Hatfields) 1004 Night time fare £3.00 (adult) Flat Rate and £1.50 Chirton (Church) 1008 (Child). relate to the 210 Wiltshire and Swindon free bus passes are accepted service). Patney (Rail Bridge) 1012 on day and night services. All Cannings (School) 1017 The return journey Season tickets for 3, 6 and 12 months are available Etchilhampton (Coate Turn) 1023 leaves Devizes at on request call 01380 860100 for an application form. Stert (The Turn) 1026 1230. Zones Devizes (Market Place) 1035 Single Return Crossed Adult Child Adult Child The C2W service is partly “hail and ride” with fixed 1 £1.40 70p £2.50 £1.20 stops and times and partly a bookable “wigglybus”. 2 £2.80 £1.40 £4.50 £2.20 The drivers will be happy to help you navigate how this service operates. 3 £3.60 £1.80 £6.00 £3.00 These new timetables will be introduced on the 4 £4.80 £2.40 £6.00 £3.00 8th August 2016. Night Time (after 6pm) So please read the timetable carefully and book your £3.00 £1.50 seat in advance where # is shown as the bus “Calls at this point if required to pick up or set down pre-booked passengers.” Please ring 08456 525255 and select option 1 to book a seat. Cross Vale and Village 10 journey Tickets Zones Circular - 102, 103, 104 Adult Child Crossed If you need further advice on the new timetables, please 1 £9.00 £4.50 ring the team on 01380 860100, or email us at New Timetable from Aug 8th 2016 [email protected], or write to the Connect 2 2 £18.00 £9.00 Wiltshire Team, Passenger Transport Unit, Wiltshire Council, 3 £27.00 £13.50 County Hall, Trowbridge. BA14 8JN. Village buses across the Vale from Upavon to Burbage and the Graftons Crossing 2 Zones (Daytime) Connects with other Connect 2 Wiltshire services to Devizes 100 & 101 Village Circular around Pewsey Connections with the X5 Swindon to Salisbury buses Working in partnership Nighbus service Wed to Sat Return tickets now available Estate Circular around Pewsey For the timetable key see centre pages You don’t have to travel far to enjoy a day out. Take a fresh look at what’s available locally. Map to help plan your Onward Journeys route MONDAY- FRIDAY There are also onward connections with other bus services: X5 Salisbury to Swindon and X49 Swindon to Service number 104 104 102 103 102 102 Trowbridge . Pewsey Co-op 1005 1120 1235 1320 1410 1630 The Connect 2 Wiltshire Pewsey to Devizes 100 and Broadfields 1010 1125 R R R R 101 services also connects with some of the following Wilcot Road 1014 1129 R R R R trains calling at Pewsey Station Mon to Fri: Vale Rd & Old Hospital Rd 1015 1130 -.- R -.- -.- Eastbound: 0719; 0809; 1019; 1343; 1626; 1930 and Pewsey Wharf -.- # -.- R -.- -.- Image—P Watkins 2122. Westbound: 0808; 1243; 1603; 1745; 1841; Pewsey Co-op 1020 1138 -.- -.- -.- -.- 1947; 2048 and 2138 On Saturdays: Eastbound: 0813; 1016; 1200; 1545; SATURDAY 1659 and 2023. Westbound: 0939; 1135; 1340; 1603; 1803; 2008 and 2107. Service number 104 104 102 103 102 102 Fare zones Vale of Pewsey fares are calculated using fare zones – shown here on the map. Pewsey Co-op 1005 1120 1255 1345 1505 1630 For a list of available Fares options see the back page. Travel by zone Use the map to find out which Broadfields 1010 1125 R R R R fare zone you live in or wish to travel to. Tickets are available Wilcot Road 1014 1129 R R R R from the driver when you board the bus and the cost of Vale Rd & Old Hospital Rd 1015 1130 -.- R -.- -.- your travel in any one direction will depend on how many fare Pewsey Wharf -.- # -.- R -.- -.- zones you travel through. Pewsey Co-op 1020 1138 -.- -.- -.- -.- PEWSEY VALE NIGHTBUS For ideas on places to stay and things to do in the Pewsey Vale & Issue 2 Aug 2016 On WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS & FRIDAYS Departs Devizes go to www.visitpewseyvale.co.uk or Pewsey at: 1840, 2055 and 2145 —booking required Designed by D Wilson of PCAP & 08456 525255 and select option 1. (for SATURDAYS www.devizes.org.uk or use www.visitwiltshire.co.uk image on cover by D Wilson and see 101 timetable) White Horse by M Pavey Service 102 Pewsey to Upavon and the Manningfords Monday to Friday Saturdays Service 102 Mon to Fri VW Service 102 Saturdays Pewsey Railway Station -.- # -.- -.- -.- Pewsey, Co-op -.- 1040 1255 1505 1630 Pewsey, Co-op -.- 1025 1230 1410 1630 Pewsey, Broadfields -.- -.- R R R Pewsey, Broadfields -.- -.- R R R Pewsey, Wilcot Road -.- -.- R R -.- Pewsey, Wilcot Road -.- -.- R R R Manningford Bruce -.- R R R R Manningford Bruce -.- R R R R North Newnton, Rushall Road 0900 # # # # North Newnton, Rushall Road # # # # # Rushall School 0901 # # # # Rushall School 0900 # # # # Rushall Cross Roads 0902 # # # # Rushall Cross Roads 0901 # # # # Upavon, Antelope 0905 # # # # Upavon, Antelope 0904 # # # # Upavon, Avon Square 0906 # # # # Upavon, Avon Square 0905 # # # # Upavon Camp (Trenchard Lines) # # # # # Upavon Camp (Trenchard Lines) # # # # # Charlton St.Peter -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- Charlton St.Peter -.- # # # -.- Wilsford -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- Wilsford -.- # # # -.- Hilcott -.- # # # -.- Hilcott -.- # # # -.- Bottlesford -.- # # # -.- Bottlesford -.- # # # -.- Woodborough Garden Centre -.- # # # -.- Woodborough Garden Centre -.- # # # -.- Manningford Bruce, Dragon Lane 0915 # # # # Manningford Bruce, Dragon Lane 0915 # # -.- # Manningford Bruce, The Ivies 0916 # # # # Manningford Bruce, The Ivies 0916 # # -.- # Pewsey Leisure Centre R R R R R Pewsey Leisure Centre R R R PVS R Pewsey Railway Station R -.- -.- -.- -.- Pewsey Railway Station R -.- R -.- -.- Pewsey, North Street R R R -.- -.- Pewsey, North Street R R R -.- Pewsey, Co-op 0927 1120 1340 1545 1710 Pewsey, Co-op 0927 1110 1315 1500 1705 Key: # - Calls if required to pick up or set down passengers. Call 08456 525255 to book. R - Calls only if required by passengers on the bus PVS - Also calls at Pewsey Vale School on schooldays PS - Runs via Pewsey Station on request AC - Calls at Aughton and Collingbourne on request VW - Also calls at Woodborough Village if needed to connect with service 101 bus. Service 103 Pewsey to Burbage & The Graftons via Wootton Rivers & Service 104 Pewsey Estates Circular Monday to Friday Saturdays 103 and 104 Mon to Fri 103 and 104 Saturdays PVS AC Service: 103 103 104 104 103 103 103 103 Service: 103 104 104 103 103 103 103 Pewsey, North Street Fire Station 0755 -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- Pewsey, Co-op 0930 1005 1120 1140 1345 1550 1705 Pewsey, Co-op -.- 0930 1005 1120 1140 1320 1500 1705 Pewsey Broadfields -.- 1010 1125 -.- R -.- -.- Pewsey Broadfields -.- -.- 1010 1125 -.- R -.- -.- Pewsey, Wilcot Road -.- 1014 1129 -.- R -.- -.- Pewsey, Wilcot Road -.- -.- 1014 1129 -.- R -.- -.- Pewsey, Vale Rd & Old Hospital Rd -.- 1015 1130 -.- R -.- -.- Pewsey, Vale Rd & Old Hospital Rd -.- -.- 1015 1130 -.- R -.- -.- Pewsey Wharf PS -.- # -.- # -.- -.- Pewsey Wharf -.- PS -.- # -.- # -.- -.- Pewsey, Broomcroft Road # -.- -.- # # # -.- Pewsey, Broomcroft Road -.- # -.- -.- # # # -.- Milton Lilbourne Village # -.- -.- # # # # Milton Lilbourne Village # # -.- -.- # # # # Milkhouse Water # -.- -.- # # # # Milkhouse Water -.- # -.- -.- # # # # Wootton Rivers # -.- -.- # # # # Wootton Rivers # # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage Stibb Green # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage Stibb Green # # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage Suthmere Drive # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage Suthmere Drive # # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage Sprays or Seymour Court # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage Sprays or Seymour Court -.- # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage, East Sands Store # -.- -.- # # # # Burbage, East Sands Store # # -.- -.- # # # # East & West Grafton -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- -.- East & West Grafton # # -.- -.- # # # # Easton Royal # -.- -.- # # # # Easton Royal # # -.- -.- # # # # Pewsey, North Street R 1018 R R R R R Pewsey, North Street 0835 R 1018 R R R R R Pewsey, Co-op 1005 1020 1138 1215 1430 1625 1740R Pewsey, Co-op -.- 1015 1020 1138 1225 1410 1545 1750R Pewsey Railway Station PVS R -.- -.- R -.- -.- -.- Pewsey & Upavon area Nightbus Service On Wednesday, Thursday & Friday nights, the Pewsey Vale Nightbus links Pewsey and Upavon with the following villages: Alton Barnes Chirton Marden Stanton St Bernard Aughton Easton Royal Milton Lilbourne Upavon Camp Beechingstoke Graftons North Newton Wilcot Bottlesford Hilcott Patney Wilsford Burbage Honeystreet Pewsey Wharf Woodborough Charlton St.Peter Manningfords Rushall Wootton Rivers The bus departs from Pewsey at 1840, 2055 and 2145 but only carries pre-booked passengers – please ring 08456 525255 and select option 1 to book a seat. On Saturdays the Nightbus serves the area between Pewsey, Upavon and Devizes- please see Connect 2 Wiltshire Service 101 Pewsey/Devizes timetable for more information. .
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