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21 Bus Time Schedule & Line Route 21 bus time schedule & line map 21 Hallam Fields View In Website Mode The 21 bus line (Hallam Fields) has 3 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Hallam Fields: 11:05 PM (2) Heanor: 7:01 AM - 11:23 PM (3) Nottingham: 5:30 AM - 10:05 PM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest 21 bus station near you and ƒnd out when is the next 21 bus arriving. Direction: Hallam Fields 21 bus Time Schedule 57 stops Hallam Fields Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 11:05 PM Market Place, Heanor 38 Market Place, Heanor Tuesday 11:05 PM Sports Ground, Heanor Wednesday 11:05 PM Broadway, Heanor Thursday 11:05 PM Mayƒeld Avenue, Heanor Friday 11:05 PM Burnthouse Road, Heanor Saturday 11:05 PM Delves Court, Heanor Coppice Primary School, Marlpool Roper Avenue Shops, Marlpool 21 bus Info Coppice Mews, Heanor Direction: Hallam Fields Stops: 57 Frederick Avenue, Marlpool Trip Duration: 38 min Frederic Avenue, Heanor Line Summary: Market Place, Heanor, Sports Ground, Heanor, Mayƒeld Avenue, Heanor, Delves Buxton Avenue, Marlpool Court, Heanor, Coppice Primary School, Marlpool, Buxton Green, Heanor Roper Avenue Shops, Marlpool, Frederick Avenue, Marlpool, Buxton Avenue, Marlpool, Sunningdale Sunningdale Avenue Middle, Marlpool Avenue Middle, Marlpool, Queens Head, Marlpool, Sunningdale Avenue, Heanor Breach Road, Marlpool, Hardy Barn Top, Shipley, Hardy Barn, Shipley, Car Showrooms, Shipley, The Queens Head, Marlpool Field, Shipley, Pit Lane, Shipley, Long Lane, Shipley, The Copse, Shipley, The Mallard, Cotmanhay, Shipley Breach Road, Marlpool Wood, Cotmanhay, Ilkeston Community Hospital, 107 Ilkeston Road, Heanor Cotmanhay, Rutland Cottage, Ilkeston, Granby Junior School, Ilkeston, Police Station, Ilkeston, Hardy Barn Top, Shipley Granby Street, Ilkeston, Albion Street, Ilkeston, Bath Street, Ilkeston, Jackson Avenue, Ilkeston, New Lawn Hardy Barn, Shipley Road, Ilkeston, Market Place, Ilkeston, Queen Street, Hardy Barn, Heanor Ilkeston, Health Centre, Ilkeston, The General Havelock, Ilkeston, Cemetery, Ilkeston, Lower Car Showrooms, Shipley Stanton Road, Ilkeston, The Spinney, Kirk Hallam, Ladywood Road, Kirk Hallam, Eaton Avenue, Kirk The Field, Shipley Hallam, Cherry Tree Close, Kirk Hallam, Lake And Hassock Lane North, Shipley Civil Parish Meadows, Kirk Hallam, Abbot Road, Kirk Hallam, Wyndale Drive, Kirk Hallam, Wirksworth Road, Kirk Pit Lane, Shipley Hallam, St Norbert Drive West, Kirk Hallam, Goole Avenue, Kirk Hallam, Deepdale Avenue, Kirk Hallam, Long Lane, Shipley Festival Road, Kirk Hallam, Buckminster Road, Kirk Hassock Lane South, Shipley Civil Parish Hallam, Nutbrook Crescent, Kirk Hallam, Windermere Avenue, Kirk Hallam, Kenilworth Drive, Kirk Hallam, The Copse, Shipley The Spinney, Kirk Hallam, Little Hallam Hill, Ilkeston, Quarry Hill Road, Hallam Fields, Threeleys Close, The Mallard, Cotmanhay Hallam Fields, Queens Avenue, Hallam Fields, Hallam Fields Road, Hallam Fields Shipley Wood, Cotmanhay Ilkeston Community Hospital, Cotmanhay Jeffries Close, Ilkeston Rutland Cottage, Ilkeston Granby Junior School, Ilkeston 81 Heanor Road, Ilkeston Police Station, Ilkeston Granby Street, Ilkeston 6 Heanor Road, Ilkeston Albion Street, Ilkeston 17 Station Road, Ilkeston Bath Street, Ilkeston 109 Bath Street, Ilkeston Jackson Avenue, Ilkeston 101 Wharncliffe Road, Ilkeston New Lawn Road, Ilkeston New Lawn Road, Ilkeston Market Place, Ilkeston Market Place, Ilkeston Queen Street, Ilkeston 15-19 South Street, Ilkeston Health Centre, Ilkeston Trueman's Court, Ilkeston The General Havelock, Ilkeston 35 Stanton Road, Ilkeston Cemetery, Ilkeston 88 Stanton Road, Ilkeston Lower Stanton Road, Ilkeston Lower Stanton Road, Ilkeston The Spinney, Kirk Hallam Little Hallam Hill, Ilkeston Ladywood Road, Kirk Hallam Eaton Avenue, Kirk Hallam Cherry Tree Close, Kirk Hallam Cherry Tree Close, England Lake And Meadows, Kirk Hallam Abbot Road, Kirk Hallam Wyndale Drive, Kirk Hallam Wirksworth Road, Kirk Hallam St Norbert Drive West, Kirk Hallam Tudor Place, England Goole Avenue, Kirk Hallam Deepdale Avenue, Kirk Hallam 54 Kenilworth Drive, England Festival Road, Kirk Hallam Festival Road, England Buckminster Road, Kirk Hallam Nutbrook Crescent, Kirk Hallam Windermere Avenue, Kirk Hallam Kenilworth Drive, Kirk Hallam St Norbert Drive, England The Spinney, Kirk Hallam Little Hallam Hill, Ilkeston Quarry Hill Road, Hallam Fields Threeleys Close, Hallam Fields 139 Longƒeld Lane, England Queens Avenue, Hallam Fields 69 Longƒeld Lane, England Hallam Fields Road, Hallam Fields 115 Corporation Road, England Direction: Heanor 21 bus Time Schedule 102 stops Heanor Route Timetable: VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Sunday Not Operational Monday 7:01 AM - 11:23 PM Mount Street, Nottingham 1 Angel Row, Nottingham Tuesday 7:01 AM - 11:23 PM Cathedral, Nottingham Wednesday 7:01 AM - 11:23 PM 60 Derby Road, Nottingham Thursday 7:01 AM - 11:23 PM Canning Circus (Cc04) Friday 7:01 AM - 11:23 PM 125 Derby Road, Nottingham Saturday 6:27 AM - 11:23 PM Seely Road, Lenton (Le07) 161 Derby Road, Nottingham Harrington Drive, Lenton (Le08) 197 Derby Road, Nottingham 21 bus Info Direction: Heanor Savoy Cinema, Lenton (Le09) Stops: 102 223 Derby Road, Nottingham Trip Duration: 80 min Line Summary: Mount Street, Nottingham, Lenton Boulevard, Lenton (Le10) Cathedral, Nottingham, Canning Circus (Cc04), Seely 265 Derby Road, Nottingham Road, Lenton (Le07), Harrington Drive, Lenton (Le08), Savoy Cinema, Lenton (Le09), Lenton Faraday Road, Lenton (Le11) Boulevard, Lenton (Le10), Faraday Road, Lenton 390 Derby Road, Nottingham (Le11), Hillside, Lenton (Le12), Qmc Main Entrance, Queens Medical Centre (Qm04), North Entrance, Hillside, Lenton (Le12) Nottingham University Main Campus (Un15), Lenton 357f Derby Road, Nottingham Hall, Nottingham University Main Campus (Un16), Wollaton Park Gates, Nottingham University Main Qmc Main Entrance, Queens Medical Centre Campus (Un17), Charles Avenue, Lenton Abbey (Qm04) (Un18), Boundary Road, Beeston, Middleton North Road No. 1, Nottingham Crescent, Beeston, The Nurseryman, Beeston, Windermere Road, Beeston, Cow Lane, Beeston, North Entrance, Nottingham University Main Thoresby Road, Beeston, Leisure Centre, Beeston, Campus (Un15) Bembridge Court, Stapleford, Valmont Road, Derby Road, Nottingham Stapleford, Ewe Lamb Lane, Stapleford, Stanley Drive, Stapleford, Trenton Close, Stapleford, Ewe Lenton Hall, Nottingham University Main Campus Lamb Close, Stapleford, Braddon Avenue, Stapleford, (Un16) Hickings Lane, Stapleford, Pasture Road, Stapleford, Crawford Avenue, Stapleford, Peatƒeld Road, Wollaton Park Gates, Nottingham University Main Stapleford, Moorbridge Lane, Stapleford, Trowell Campus (Un17) Road, Stapleford, Trowell Grove, Trowell, Warehouse, Trowell, Derbyshire Avenue, Trowell, St Helens Charles Avenue, Lenton Abbey (Un18) Crescent, Trowell, Haynes Avenue, Trowell, Stoney Lane, Trowell, Thurman Street, Ilkeston, Cromwell Boundary Road, Beeston Avenue, Hallam Fields, Hallam Fields Road, Hallam 1 Derby Road, Nottingham Fields, Mitchell Terrace, Hallam Fields, Queens Avenue, Hallam Fields, Threeleys Close, Hallam Middleton Crescent, Beeston Fields, Little Hallam Hill, Ilkeston, The Spinney, Kirk Brian Clough Way, Nottingham Hallam, Kenilworth Drive, Kirk Hallam, Windermere Avenue, Kirk Hallam, Nutbrook Crescent, Kirk Hallam, The Nurseryman, Beeston Buckminster Road, Kirk Hallam, Glendon Road, Kirk Hallam, St Norbert Drive, Kirk Hallam, Deepdale Windermere Road, Beeston Avenue, Kirk Hallam, Goole Avenue, Kirk Hallam, St Norbert Drive West, Kirk Hallam, Wirksworth Road, Cow Lane, Beeston Kirk Hallam, Wyndale Drive, Kirk Hallam, Abbot Road, 125 Cow Lane, Nottingham Kirk Hallam, Lake And Meadows, Kirk Hallam, Oliver Road, Kirk Hallam, Eaton Avenue, Kirk Hallam, Thoresby Road, Beeston Ladywood Road, Kirk Hallam, The Spinney, Kirk 79 Derby Road, Nottingham Hallam, Lower Stanton Road, Ilkeston, Cemetery, Ilkeston, The General Havelock, Ilkeston, Health Leisure Centre, Beeston Centre, Ilkeston, Market Place, Ilkeston, New Lawn 109 Derby Road, Nottingham Road, Ilkeston, Jackson Avenue, Ilkeston, Pelham Street, Ilkeston, Bath Street, Ilkeston, Granby Street, Bembridge Court, Stapleford Ilkeston, Police Station, Ilkeston, Boweswell Road, 203 Derby Road, England Ilkeston, Granby Junior School, Ilkeston, Rutland Cottage, Ilkeston, Ilkeston Community Hospital, Valmont Road, Stapleford Cotmanhay, Ilkeston Community Hospital, 263A Derby Road, England Cotmanhay, Shipley Wood, Cotmanhay, The Mallard, Cotmanhay, The Copse, Shipley, Long Lane, Shipley, Ewe Lamb Lane, Stapleford Pit Lane, Shipley, The Field, Shipley, Car Showrooms, 185 Nottingham Road, Stapleford Civil Parish Shipley, Hardy Barn, Shipley, Hardy Barn Top, Shipley, Breach Road, Marlpool, Queens Head, Marlpool, Stanley Drive, Stapleford Sunningdale Avenue Middle, Marlpool, Buxton Avenue, Marlpool, Frederick Avenue, Marlpool, Roper Trenton Close, Stapleford Avenue Shops, Marlpool, Coppice Primary School, 122 Ewe Lamb Lane, England Marlpool, Delves Court, Heanor, Mayƒeld Avenue, Heanor, Sports Ground, Heanor, The Crown Ph, Ewe Lamb Close, Stapleford Heanor, Market Place, Heanor Braddon Avenue, Stapleford Hickings Lane, Stapleford Pasture Road, Stapleford 3 Pasture Road, Stapleford Civil Parish Crawford Avenue, Stapleford Pasture Road, Stapleford Civil Parish Peatƒeld Road, Stapleford 136 Pasture Road, Stapleford Civil Parish Moorbridge Lane, Stapleford 203 Pasture Road, Stapleford Civil Parish Trowell Road, Stapleford 266 Pasture Road, Stapleford Civil Parish Trowell Grove,
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