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Whippet September 2017 Service Changes Whippet September 2017 service changes As of 2nd September Whippet Coaches have decided to withdraw a number of their contracted and commercial services. Below details what will be running in the future covering those services withdrawn by Whippet Start date of replacement Service Route Description of change service 1 Hilton – St Ives . Service cancelled N/A . Hilton will be served by revised routes 8 and A, and will continue to be served by route 9 and ‘ring and ride’ journeys provided by Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport . Route A is a commercial service operated by Stagecoach so contact them directly for timetable information 1A St Ives – Fenstanton – Bar Hill . Service will be operated by Dews Coaches 4 September 2017 . There will be changes to the timetable. The service will operate broadly hourly between St Ives, Fenstanton and Bar Hill only. Passengers will need to change buses at St Ives or Bar Hill for journeys to Cambridge . Some journeys now start or end at Fenstanton on Whippet Coaches service C 2 Cambridge - Hardwick - Toft - Caldecote - . Service cancelled 4 September 2017 . Boxworth and Elsworth will be served by revised route A and Dry Boxworth Drayton and Madingley will be served by revised routes Citi 5 and Citi 6 . Conington and Knapwell will need to use existing route 8 journeys . Caldecote, Toft and Hardwick will no longer be served – will need to use alternative commercial services 18 or Citi 4 . Routes A, Citi 5 and Citi 6 are commercial routes so contact Stagecoach for information on these timetables 3 Cambridge - Papworth Everard - Huntingdon . Service to be withdrawn N/A . Alternative journeys available on Whippet Coaches service X3 except for Hilton 5 St Ives - Hemingford Abbots - Hemingford . Service cancelled N/A . Hemingford Abbots and Hemingford Grey will be served by Grey - St Ives revised route 9 and continue to be served by ‘ring and ride’ journeys provided by Huntingdonshire Association for Community Transport 7A Babraham Road Park & Ride - Whittlesford - . Service will be operated by A2B Bus & Coach Ltd 2 September 2017 Babraham Road Park & Ride . Route and timetable unchanged 8 Cambridge - Dry Drayton - Papworth . Service will be operated by Whippet Coaches 2 September 2017 . There will be minor changes to the timetable Everard 9 St Ives - Elsworth - Papworth Everard . Service will be operated by Dews Coaches 4 September 2017 . Will operate Monday and Friday only with minor changes to departure times 12 St Ives Town Circular . Service will be operated by Stagecoach 4 September 2017 . Route and timetable unchanged . Service will be renumbered to the 22 15 St Ives - Swavesey - Over . Service will be operated by Dews Coaches 4 September 2017 . The route is unchanged but the service will now start at Over at 10.25 and return from St Ives at 13.40 16 Huntingdon - Oxmoor Circular . Service to be withdrawn N/A . Alternative services available in the area on Stagecoach services B, 30 and 35 and the new Whippet 478 service 18 Newmarket - Fulbourn - Teversham . Service to be withdrawn as no tenders received. N/A . Work to continue to identify any alternative solution 21 St Ives - Earith - Somersham - Ramsey . Service will be operated by Dews Coaches 4 September 2017 . Route and timetable unchanged 45 Huntingdon - St Ives . Service will be operated by Stagecoach 4 September 2017 . There will be changes to the timetable . Service will be operating as service A 45A Huntingdon - Houghton - St Ives . Service will be operated by Dews Coaches 4 September 2017 . New journey added from Huntingdon at 10.30 and from St Ives at 11.05 114 City Centre - Grafton - Beehive - . Service will be operated by Big Green Bus Company 4 September 2017 . There will be changes to the timetable Addenbrookes 117 Cambridge City Centre - Fen Estate . Service will be operated by Big Green Bus Company 4 September 2017 . There will be changes to the timetable 476 Godmanchester - Huntingdon - Ermine . Service will be cancelled and replaced with a new service 478 N/A Business Park 477 Huntingdon - Godmanchester - Huntingdon . Service will be cancelled and replaced with a new service 478 N/A New service Godmanchester – Huntingdon . New service partially replacing routes 16, 476 and 477 2 September 2017 . Will provide journeys between Godmanchester and Huntingdon 478 bus and rail stations in the morning and evening peak, Huntingdon bus station up to every 30 minutes during the daytime, plus some journeys will extend to Tesco or Hinchingbrooke School . Will also serve the new Romans’ Edge development in Godmanchester . Service will be operated by Whippet Coaches Busway C Rail Station - Central Cambridge - . Will now operate up to every 30 minutes, Monday to Saturday 2 September 2017 . Some journeys now start or end at Fenstanton Longstanton - St Ives . Will no longer serve Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge rail station, Somersham or Hill Rise/Marley Road/Ramsey Road in St Ives . Service will continue to be operated by Whippet Coaches U Madingley Road P&R - Addenbrookes . Service will be operated by Whippet Coaches 8 September 2017 . There will be changes to the timetable Hospital .
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