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32 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 32 bus time schedule & line map 32 Beeston View In Website Mode The 32 bus line (Beeston) has 7 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Beeston: 5:10 PM (2) Castle Acre: 11:18 AM (3) King's Lynn: 9:03 AM - 12:40 PM (4) Mileham: 10:30 AM - 1:45 PM (5) Narborough: 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM (6) Pentney: 6:10 PM (7) Swaffham: 3:20 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 32 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 32 bus arriving. Direction: Beeston 32 bus Time Schedule 11 stops Beeston Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 5:10 PM Monday 5:10 PM Narford Road, Narborough Blacksmiths Way, Narborough Civil Parish Tuesday 5:10 PM Narborough Road, Pentney Wednesday 5:10 PM Church Close, Pentney Thursday 5:10 PM Church Close, Pentney Civil Parish Friday 5:10 PM Narborough Road, Pentney Saturday 5:10 PM Sandy Lane, West Acre Spar, Castle Acre 32 bus Info Pyes Lane, Castle Acre Direction: Beeston Hannant's Piece, Castle Acre Civil Parish Stops: 11 Trip Duration: 38 min Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Line Summary: Narford Road, Narborough, Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Narborough Road, Pentney, Church Close, Pentney, Narborough Road, Pentney, Sandy Lane, West Acre, Castleacre Road, Newton by Castle Acre Spar, Castle Acre, Pyes Lane, Castle Acre, Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre, Castleacre Road, Church Street, Litcham Newton by Castle Acre, Church Street, Litcham, Craft And Model Store, Beeston Craft And Model Store, Beeston Direction: Castle Acre 32 bus Time Schedule 8 stops Castle Acre Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday Not Operational Kings Arms, Swaffham 3a Market Place, Swaffham Tuesday Not Operational Tesco, Swaffham Wednesday Not Operational Castle Acre Road, Swaffham Thursday Not Operational Tesco, Swaffham Friday Not Operational Castle Acre Road, Swaffham Saturday 11:18 AM Waitrose, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham 20 St Guthlac Close, Swaffham 32 bus Info Direction: Castle Acre Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Stops: 8 Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Trip Duration: 14 min Line Summary: Kings Arms, Swaffham, Tesco, Pyes Lane, Castle Acre Swaffham, Tesco, Swaffham, Waitrose, Swaffham, North Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Green Way, Swaffham, Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre, Pyes Lane, Castle Acre, Spar, Castle Acre Spar, Castle Acre High Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Direction: King's Lynn 32 bus Time Schedule 27 stops King's Lynn Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 9:03 AM - 12:40 PM Litcham Road, Mileham Tuesday 9:03 AM - 12:40 PM Church Street, Litcham Wednesday 9:03 AM - 12:40 PM Village Sign, Great Dunham Thursday 9:03 AM - 12:40 PM Bus Shelter, Little Dunham Friday 9:03 AM - 12:40 PM Old Post O∆ce, Little Dunham Saturday Not Operational Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Pyes Lane, Castle Acre 32 bus Info North Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Direction: King's Lynn Stops: 27 Spar, Castle Acre Trip Duration: 44 min High Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Line Summary: Litcham Road, Mileham, Church Street, Litcham, Village Sign, Great Dunham, Bus Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Shelter, Little Dunham, Old Post O∆ce, Little Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Dunham, Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre, Pyes Lane, Castle Acre, Spar, Castle Acre, Newton Road, Green Way, Swaffham Newton by Castle Acre, Green Way, Swaffham, 21 St Guthlac Close, Swaffham Waitrose, Swaffham, Tesco, Swaffham, Kings Arms, Swaffham, Breckland Meadows, Swaffham, Waitrose, Swaffham Narborough Road, Pentney, Church Close, Pentney, Green Way, Swaffham Church, West Bilney, Carpenters Arms, East Winch, Church, East Winch, Church, Middleton, New Road, Tesco, Swaffham North Runcton, Hardwick Tesco, King's Lynn, Castle Acre Road, Swaffham Mcdonalds Layby, King's Lynn, Cemetery Lodge, King's Lynn, Southgate Street, King's Lynn, Mill≈eet, Kings Arms, Swaffham King's Lynn, Transport Interchange, King's Lynn 3a Market Place, Swaffham Breckland Meadows, Swaffham Narborough Road, Pentney Church Close, Pentney Church Close, Pentney Civil Parish Church, West Bilney Bilney Road, East Winch Civil Parish Carpenters Arms, East Winch Church, East Winch Church, Middleton New Road, North Runcton Hardwick Tesco, King's Lynn Hardwick Road, England Mcdonalds Layby, King's Lynn Cemetery Lodge, King's Lynn Southgate Street, King's Lynn 6 Guanock Place, King's Lynn Mill≈eet, King's Lynn London Road, King's Lynn Transport Interchange, King's Lynn Market Street, King's Lynn Direction: Mileham 32 bus Time Schedule 27 stops Mileham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 10:30 AM - 1:45 PM Transport Interchange, King's Lynn Albion Street, King's Lynn Tuesday 10:30 AM - 1:45 PM Mill≈eet, King's Lynn Wednesday 10:30 AM - 1:45 PM London Road, King's Lynn Thursday 10:30 AM - 1:45 PM Southgate Street, King's Lynn Friday 10:30 AM - 1:45 PM 6 Guanock Place, King's Lynn Saturday Not Operational Cemetery Lodge, King's Lynn Hardwick Tesco, King's Lynn Hill Road, North Runcton 32 bus Info Direction: Mileham Church, Middleton Stops: 27 Trip Duration: 82 min Church, East Winch Line Summary: Transport Interchange, King's Lynn, Mill≈eet, King's Lynn, Southgate Street, King's Lynn, Carpenters Arms, East Winch Cemetery Lodge, King's Lynn, Hardwick Tesco, King's Lynn, Hill Road, North Runcton, Church, Middleton, Church, West Bilney Church, East Winch, Carpenters Arms, East Winch, Church, West Bilney, Church Close, Pentney, Bilney Road, East Winch Civil Parish Narborough Road, Pentney, Breckland Meadows, Church Close, Pentney Swaffham, Kings Arms, Swaffham, Tesco, Swaffham, Tesco, Swaffham, Waitrose, Swaffham, Church Close, Pentney Civil Parish Green Way, Swaffham, Newton Road, Newton by Narborough Road, Pentney Castle Acre, Pyes Lane, Castle Acre, Spar, Castle Acre, Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre, Old Post Breckland Meadows, Swaffham O∆ce, Little Dunham, Bus Shelter, Little Dunham, Village Sign, Great Dunham, Church Street, Litcham, Litcham Road, Mileham Kings Arms, Swaffham 3a Market Place, Swaffham Tesco, Swaffham Castle Acre Road, Swaffham Tesco, Swaffham Castle Acre Road, Swaffham Waitrose, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham 20 St Guthlac Close, Swaffham Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Pyes Lane, Castle Acre North Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Spar, Castle Acre High Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Old Post O∆ce, Little Dunham Bus Shelter, Little Dunham Village Sign, Great Dunham Church Street, Litcham 12 Church Street, Litcham Civil Parish Litcham Road, Mileham Direction: Narborough 32 bus Time Schedule 11 stops Narborough Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM Monday 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM Craft And Model Store, Beeston Tuesday 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM Church Street, Litcham 12 Church Street, Litcham Civil Parish Wednesday 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM Castleacre Road, Newton by Castle Acre Thursday 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM Friday 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Saturday 7:10 AM - 7:43 AM Pyes Lane, Castle Acre North Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Spar, Castle Acre 32 bus Info High Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Direction: Narborough Stops: 11 Sandy Lane, West Acre Trip Duration: 6 min Line Summary: Craft And Model Store, Beeston, Narborough Road, Pentney Church Street, Litcham, Castleacre Road, Newton by Castle Acre, Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre, Church Close, Pentney Pyes Lane, Castle Acre, Spar, Castle Acre, Sandy Church Close, Pentney Civil Parish Lane, West Acre, Narborough Road, Pentney, Church Close, Pentney, Narborough Road, Pentney, Narford Narborough Road, Pentney Road, Narborough Narford Road, Narborough Main Road, Narborough Civil Parish Direction: Pentney 32 bus Time Schedule 3 stops Pentney Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 6:10 PM Narford Road, Narborough Blacksmiths Way, Narborough Civil Parish Tuesday 6:10 PM Narborough Road, Pentney Wednesday 6:10 PM Thursday 6:10 PM Church Close, Pentney Church Close, Pentney Civil Parish Friday 6:10 PM Saturday Not Operational 32 bus Info Direction: Pentney Stops: 3 Trip Duration: 6 min Line Summary: Narford Road, Narborough, Narborough Road, Pentney, Church Close, Pentney Direction: Swaffham 32 bus Time Schedule 6 stops Swaffham Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday 3:20 PM Monday 3:20 PM Spar, Castle Acre High Street, Castle Acre Civil Parish Tuesday 3:20 PM Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre Wednesday 3:20 PM Newton Road, Newton By Castle Acre Civil Parish Thursday 3:20 PM Green Way, Swaffham Friday 3:20 PM 21 St Guthlac Close, Swaffham Saturday 8:48 AM - 3:20 PM Waitrose, Swaffham Green Way, Swaffham Tesco, Swaffham Castle Acre Road, Swaffham 32 bus Info Direction: Swaffham Kings Arms, Swaffham Stops: 6 3a Market Place, Swaffham Trip Duration: 15 min Line Summary: Spar, Castle Acre, Newton Road, Newton by Castle Acre, Green Way, Swaffham, Waitrose, Swaffham, Tesco, Swaffham, Kings Arms, Swaffham 32 bus time schedules and route maps are available in an o«ine PDF at moovitapp.com. 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