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Our Buses to Cirencester College in Partnership with from 27Th September 2021 Our buses to Cirencester College in partnership with from 27th September 2021 51 from Cheltenham C60 from Charfield, Dursley & Tetbury C51 from Bishops Cleeve & Prestbury C63 from Woodchester & Nailsworth C51 51 51 C60 C63 C60 Bishops Cleeve Mill Parade 0740 - - Stone All Saints Church 0720 - - Prestbury Prescott Walk 0753 - - Charfield Railway Tavern 0732 - - Cheltenham Promenade [1] - 0755 1110 Kingswood KLB School 0737 - - Cheltenham Hospital [A40] - 0800 1115 Wotton-under-Edge Memorial 0740 - - Charlton Kings Clock Tower 0805 0808 1123 Guaranteed connection ▼ Colesbourne Inn 0815 0818 1133 Wotton-under-Edge Memorial 0740 - 1120 North Cerney Bathhurst Arms 0821 0824 1139 North Nibley Black Horse Inn 0745 - 1125 Cirencester College Grounds 0840 C C Dursley Bus Station 0800 - 1140 Dudbridge Sainsburys - 0730 - i buses run every hour to and from Cheltenham as 51. Paganhill Church - 0735 - i connect from Winchcombe - change at Prestbury or town centre with N or W. Stroud Merrywalks [J] - 0740 - C 51 drops off at Chesterton Lane (0850 & 1205). Woodchester Piano Works - 0750 - Nailsworth Bus Station - 0800 - Avening May Lane - 0810 - Tetbury Highfield Road 0820 0820 1200 Kemble Clayfurlong Grove 0835 0835 1215 Cirencester College Grounds 0845 0845 1225 Return buses depart College Grounds at 1230 C60 1610 C60 & C63 C50 from West Cheltenham & Shurdington C61 from Stroud, Bisley & Bussage Cheltenham Coronation Square 0745 Stroud The Leazes 0745 Arle Court 0752 Bisley Windyridge 0800 Upper Hatherley Village Hall 0757 Eastcombe Thomas Keble School 0805 Shurdington Church Lane 0805 Chalford Hill Middle Hill Crescent 0810 Cirencester College Grounds 0845 Bussage Bluebell Rise 0813 Brimscombe Toadsmoor Rd 0825 Return bus departs from College Grounds at 1610 Cirencester College Grounds 0845 i connect from Churchdown - change at Arle Court for 94 every 15 mins. Return bus departs from College Grounds at 1610 C62 from Yate, Malmesbury & Ashton Keynes C64 from Stonehouse & Stroud C64 52 Yate Shopping Centre 0720 Eastington Cross 0740 - Chipping Sodbury Clock Tower 0725 Great Oldbury Grove Lane 0745 - Old Sodbury The Cross Hands 0735 Stonehouse Medical Centre 0755 - Sherston Post Office 0749 Ebley Chapel Lane 0802 - Malmesbury Cross Hayes 0805 Stroud Merrywalks [J] - 1150 Guaranteed connection ▼ Bowbridge Bus Depot 0820 1155 Malmesbury Cross Hayes 0805 Brimscombe Toadmore Rd 0825 1200 Lea The Chestnut 0812 Cirencester College 0845 1220* Ashton Keynes Garage 0830 Cirencester College Grounds 0845 Return bus departs from College Grounds at 1610 Return bus departs from College Grounds at 1610 C66 from Gloucester, Painswick & Stroud C65 Gloucester express C69 from Stroud & Minchinhampton C69 C66 52 Kingsway A38 Slip Road 0725 Gloucester Transport Hub [F] 0715 Kingsway Bampton Castle Way 0730 Hucclecote Royal Oak 0730 Quedgeley The Holly Grove 0738 Brockworth Cross Hands 0745 Quedgeley Tesco 0745 Painswick Church 0800 White City Finlay Road Shops 0755 Stroud Merrywalks 0800 0810 1150 Cirencester College Grounds 0845 Rodborough Bear Inn 0808 - - Minchinhampton Square 0818 - - Return bus departs from College Grounds at 1610 Bowbridge Bus Depot - 0820 1155 Brimscombe Toadmore Rd - 0825 1200 Cirencester College Grounds 0845 0845 1220* Return buses depart College Grounds at 1610 C66 1625 C69 C67 from Stow-on-the-Wold & Northleach 77 from Carterton, Lechlade & Fairford Stow-on-the-Wold Library 0745 Burford Oxford Rd 0730 - Bourton-on-the-Water Newsagent 0758 Carterton Town Hall 0740 - Northleach Market Square 0813 Lechlade Market Place 0755 0935 Foss Hare & Hounds 0821 Fairford Market Place 0810 0950 Cirencester College [A419] 0840 Ampney Crucis Crown of Crucis 0823 1003 Cirencester Forum - 1015 Return bus departs from A419 layby at 1625 Cirencester College Grounds 0835 - * this bus drops off in A419 layby, not college grounds Return buses depart from A419 layby at 1615 Updated 22/09/21 @Stagecoach_West Stagecoachbus.com .
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