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Stagecoach North Scotland Black Isle Travel Guide from January 2017 bustimes from 09 January 2017 page 1 of 17 Stagecoach North Scotland Black Isle Travel Guide from January 2017 This booklet contains all the timetable and route information you’ll need for travelling around the Black Isle area, including maps of our routes on the centre pages. Easy Access It’s easy getting around the Black Isle area with Stagecoach. All our local routes are operated by low fl oor, easy access buses, ideal for wheelchair users, buggies or even just when you’re loaded with shopping bags! Real-Time Tracking We provide real-time bus information on all our routes, enabiling our passengers to check exactly when their bus will arrive. You can plan your journey on www.stageocachbus.com or using our app. Timetable Variations A normal service will operate on Good Friday and Easter Monday. A Saturday service will be in operation on May Day. No services will operate on Christmas Day and New Years Day. Adjusted services will operate during the festive period, please see separate publications issued for this period. School Holidays Highland school holidays for 2017/2018 are: 2nd - 6th January 2017, 20th - 22nd February 2017, 6th - 21st April 2017, 5th June 2017, 3rd July - 14th August 2017, 21st - 22nd September 2017, 9th - 20th October 2017, 25th December 2017 - 5th January 2018. Also Available Inverness City Guide and Caithness and Sutherland Travel Guide Track your bus and know Plan your journey exactly when it will arrive Find your stop on the Stagecoach Bus App Search Stagecoach Bus Track your bus bustimes from 09 January 2017 page 2 of 17 Cromarty Dingwall 21 21B Dingwall Cromarty 21 21E MONDAY TO FRIDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY Service No. 21 21 21 21 21 21 21B Service No. 21 21 21 21E 21 21 21 21E 21E 21 NSch Sch MWF TTh MWF TTh F TTh MWF MW F TTh F F NSch Sch R R NSch Sch Sch NSch Cromarty 0737 0737 0925 1310 1325 Dingwall Academy - - - 1405 - - - - 1545 - Jemimaville 0745 0745 0933 1318 1333 Dingwall Tesco 1205 1205 1405 1405 1435 - 1545 1745 Newhall Ellenslea 0748 0748 0937 1322 1338 Dingwall Royal Hotel 1210 1210 1410 1409 1410 1440 - 1550 1549 1750 Balblair Inn 0750 0750 0939 1324 l Maryburgh l l l 1412 - l - l 1552 l demand demand Resolis School 0753 0753 0941responsive 1326 responsive Conon Bridge 1415 - - 1555 Springfi eld l l l l 1348 Easter Kinkell 1223 1223 1423 1425 1423 1453 - 1603 1605 1803 Easter Culbo Junction l l l l 1351 Culbokie Shops 1230 1230 1430 1432 1430 1500 - 1610 1612 1810 Upper Badrain l l l l 1359 Culbokie School Croft 1233 1233 1433 1435 1433 1503 - 1613 1615 1813 Braefi ndon 1403 Evanton Balconie Street - - 1623 1625 Culbokie School Croft 0800 0800 0953 0953 1333 1333 1406 Resolis School 1240 1440 - 1512 1512 - - 1820 Culbokie Shops 0803 0803 0956 0956 1336 1336 1409 Balblair Inn 1242 1442 - - - - 1822 Easter Kinkell 0810 0810 1003 1003 1343 1343 1416 Newhall Ellenslea 1244 1444 - - 1515 - - 1824 demand demand Conon Bridge Car Park 0818 0821 l l l l l Jemimavilleresponsive 1248 1448 -responsive - 1518 - - 1828 Maryburgh 0821 0829 Cromarty 1256 1456 - - 1526 - - 1836 Dingwall Royal Hotel 0826 0833 1014 1014 1354 1354 1427 NO SATURDAY OR SUNDAY SERVICE Dingwall Tesco l 1018 1018 1358 1358 1431 Dingwall Academy 0841 - - - - - On Tuesdays and Thursdays this journey operates on a demand responsive basis picking up Dingwall Business Park 0831 0846 - - - - - at any points east of the A9 and operate along all public roads in and around the Black Isle NO SATURDAY OR SUNDAY SERVICE within the parameters of Tore Village, Munlochy, Avoch, Fortrose Rosemarkie, Cromarty, Jemimaville, Culbokie and Easter Kinkell. CODES: MWF Journey operates on Mon Wed Fri only On Monday, Wednesday and Friday, the 0925 Cromarty - Dingwall and 1205 Dingwall TTh Journey operates on Tue Thu only - Cromarty the bus will divert of the B9163 at any safe point between Cromarty and F Journey operates on Fridays only Culbokie. It will also divert of the B9163 at any safe point between Duncanston and Leanaig. Sch Schooldays only NSch School holidays only Beyond Culbokie this journey operates on a demand responsive basis as long as the R Operates to Dingwall Business Park for 08:45 on request only journey is completed by 1455. Inverness Culbokie 22 22A 22C MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Service No. 22C 22C 22 22C 22 22 22 22A Service No. 22 22 22 22 Service No. 22 Sch NSch Sch Inverness Bus Station 0900 1030 1445 1650 Inverness Bus Station 0857 Inverness Bus Station 0720 0720 0727 0845 1050 1235 1430 1740 Artafallie l 1038 1453 1658 Tore Interchange 0907 Henderson Road 0725 0725 l 0850 l l l Tore Kilcoy Hotel 1043 1458 1703 Culbokie Shops 0916 North Kessock Old Pier l - l l 1750 Tore Interchange 0909 Balbalir Inn 0926 Artafallie l - l l 1057 1242 1437 1755 Culbokie Shops 0917 1051 1506 1711 Jemimaville 0932 Tore Kilcoy Hotel - 1102 1247 1442 1800 Culbokie School Croft 0919 1053 1508 1713 Cromarty 0940 Tore Interchange 0744 - 0737 0907 Culbokie Shops 0754 - 0747 0915 1110 1255 1450 1808 Culbokie School Croft - - - 0917 1112 1257 1452 1810 Culbokie Inverness 22 22A 22C MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Service No. 22A 22 22 22 22A 22A 22C 22 Service No. 22 22 22 22 Service No. 22 Sch NSch Culbokie School Croft 0920 1055 1510 1715 Cromarty 1730 Culbokie School Croft 0920 1115 1300 1455 1556 - - 1810 Culbokie Shops 0922 1057 1512 1717 Jemimaville 1738 Culbokie Shops 0922 1117 1302 1457 1558 - - 1812 Tore Interchange 1725 Balblair Inn 1744 Tore Interchange - - 1820 Tore Kilcoy Hotel 0930 1105 1520 l Culbokie Shops 1756 Tore Kilcoy Hotel 0930 1125 1310 1505 1606 - - l Artafallie 0935 1110 1525 Tore Interchange 1806 Artafallie 0935 1130 1315 1510 1611 - - l Inverness Bus Station 0945 1120 1535 1734 Inverness Bus Station 1817 North Kessock Old Pier 0940 l l l 1616 1616 - l Henderson Road 1710 CODES: Inverness Bus Station 0949 1139 1324 1519 1625 1625 1721 1829 Sch School days only NSch School holiday only bustimes from 09 January 2017 page 3 of 17 Rosemarkie Cromarty 23 MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY CODES: Service No. 23 23 23 23 Service No. 23 23 Sch School days only NSch Sch Rosemarkie Fairy Glen Car Park 0544 0637 0837 - Rosemarkie Fairy Glen Car Park 0559 0646 NSch School holidays Resolis School 0557 0650 0850 0850 Resolis School 0612 0659 only Balblair Inn 0601 0654 0854 0854 Balblair Inn 0616 0703 Jemimaville 0607 0700 0900 0900 Jemimaville 0622 0709 Cromarty 0617 0710 0910 0910 Cromarty 0632 0719 NO SUNDAY SERVICE Cromarty Rosemarkie 23 MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY Service No. 23 23 Service No. 23 Sch Cromarty 1454 0008 Cromarty 0008 Jemimaville 1504 0013 Jemimaville 0013 Resolis School 1510 0017 Resolis School 0017 Balblair Inn - 0021 Balblair Inn 0021 Rosemarkie Fairy Glen Car Park - 0031 Rosemarkie Fairy Glen Car Park 0031 NO SUNDAY SERVICE Tain Portmahomack Circular 24 24A 24C MONDAY TO FRIDAY CODES: Service No. 24A 24 24 24 24 24C 24 Sch NSch A B Sch Schooldays only Tain Scotsburn Road Bus Garage - - - 1103 - - 1715 Tain Royal Academy - - - 1315 1545 A Fridays when Tain Royal Academy is open Tain Asda - - - 1107 l l 1719 Tain Lidl - - - 1113 1725 NSch School holidays only Tain Lamington Street 0742 0754 0845 1115 1320 1550 1727 B Monday - Thursday when Tain Royal Academy is open Lochslin Village 0753 l 1122 1330 1600 1734 Inver l 0855 1126 1334 1604 1738 Balmuchy Crossroads 0759 Portmahomack 0812 0812 0905 1136 1344 1614 1748 Inver 0823 0822 0915 1146 1758 Balmuchy Crossroads 1357 1627 l Lochslin Village 0827 0826 0919 1150 1403 1633 Tain Lamington Street 0837 0834 0927 1158 1411 1641 1808 Tain Lidl l - 0929 1200 - 1643 - Tain Asda - 0933 1206 - 1649 - Tain Royal Academy 0842 - - - - - - NO SATURDAY OR SUNDAY SERVICE Plan Buy Go! stagecoachbus.com The new place to begin your jourrney bustimes from 09 January 2017 page 4 of 17 Inverness Tain 25 MONDAY TO FRIDAY Service No. 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 To comply with H drivers hour regulations, this Inverness Bus Station - 0935 1035 1135 1235 1335 1435 1535 1640 1740 1915 2015 2115 2215 2315 journey connects at Dingwall Royal Hotel, Invergordon High Tore Interchange - 0948 1048 1148 1248 1348 1448 1548 1653 1753 1927 2027 2127 2227 2327 Street and/or Invergordon Conon Bridge - 0959 1059 1159 1259 1359 1459 1559 1704 1804 1935 2035 2135 2235 2335 Health Centre. Maryburgh - 1001 1101 1201 1301 1401 1501 1601 1706 1805 1939 2039 2139 2239 2339 The connection is guaranteed, Dingwall Royal Hotel arr - 1005 1105 1205 1305 1405 1505 1605 1710 1810 1943 2043 2143 2243 2343 through fares are available and passengers may remain on Dingwall Royal Hotel dep 0907 1007 1107 1207 1307 1407 - - 1712 1945 - 2045 2145 2245 2345 the vehicle which operates Dingwall Tulloch -- 1953 - 2053 2153 2253 2353 through. Evanton Balconie Street 0922 1022 1122 1222 1322 1422 - - 1728 2005 - 2105 2205 2305 0005 Alness Coulpark West 0932 1032 1132 1232 1332 1432 - - - - Alness Averon Centre 0937 1037 1137 1237 1337 1437 - - - 2013 - 2113 2213 2313 0013 CODES: Alness Milnafua 0943 1043 1143 1243 1343 1443 - - - - Invergordon South Lodge 0950 1050 1150 1250 1350 1450 - - - 2022 - 2122 2222 2322 0022 H This bus will operate Invergordon High Street arr - - - 2026 - 2126 2226 2329 0026 Via Hill Of Fearn on request. Invergordon High Street dep 0955 1055 1155 1255 1355 1455 - - - 2028 - 2128 2228 2331 0028 Invergordon Inverbreakie Drive - - - 2032 - 2132 2232 2335 0032 Invergordon Health Centre arr 0959 1059 1159 1259 1359 1459 - - - l - l l l l Invergordon Health Centre dep - - - - - 1501 - - - - Saltburn - - - - - 1505 - - - 2036 - 2136 2236 2339 0036 Barbaraville - - - - - 1509 - - - 2040 - 2140 2240 2343 0040 Milton Village - - - - - 1513 - - - 2044 - 2144 2244 2347 0044 With the new Kildary Kens Garage - - - - - 1517 - - - 2048 - 2148 2248 2351 0048 Tain Lamington Street - - - - - 1528 - - - 2059 - 2159 2259 0002 0059 Stagecoach Inverness Tain 25 Bus App SATURDAY Service No.
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