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how to f ind us visitors guide and information Heanor Oces & really good academy by bus If you are travelling from Nottingham, rapid 1 is the quickest bus running non-stop from Nottingham Victoria bus station to our Heanor Oces every hour. rainbow 1 is more frequent running with 3 buses per hour but take a round 20 minutes longer. If you are travelling from Derby, catch H1 that runs every 15 minutes from Derby City Centre to Heanor Market Place. Our oces are a 10 minute walk down the hill, past the church. To save your feet, you can catch rainbow 1, black cat and amberline down the hill. by train Langley Mill is the closest train station and a few minutes walk, served by direct trains from Nottingham, Sheeld and Leeds. If you are arriving into Nottingham, you can also catch rapid 1 from Victoria bus station to Heanor Oces by walking to Broadmarsh bus station (5 mins), connecting to Victoria bus station by catching the free centrelink bus which runs every 10 mins. If you are arriving into Derby station, it’s a 15 minute walk to the H1 stop in Corporation Street in the city centre. by car Enter our postcode DE75 7BG into your sat nav. We are located o M1 Junction 26 - take the A610 towards Ilkeston/Heanor. After about 4 miles, keep left for Heanor to arrive at a roundabout. Turn left for 1 mile, passing under a railway bridge, through a set of traic lights and our oces can be found on the left hand side beyond our bus depot. From Derby, follow the signs for A608 Heanor. On approaching Heanor at a roundabout (Tesco) turn right and pass throgh Heanor. At the trac lights bear left and continue down the hill. Our oces are on the right hand side at the bottom of the hill. 01773 712265 trentbarton.co.uk the really good get social bus company proud to be trentbarton live trentbarton play towards Manchester Matlock towards Sheeld J28 A6 M1 Ripley J27 A610 A38 Eastwood Ashbourne Belper Heanor J26 A6007 A52 Ilkeston Nottingham A608 Derby A52 towards A50 J25 Stoke A38 towards London towards Burton and Birmingham to Ripley Cromford Rd bus stop A610 Upper Dunstead Rd Langley Mill Mansﬁeld Road Lower Dunstead Rd to Heanor A608 Derby Rd to Eastwood Heanor A608 Derbyshire DE75 7BG Mansﬁeld Rd Station Rd trentbarton 01773 712265 Langley Mill Heanor Oces & Langley Mill depot towards trentbarton.co.uk really good academy deliveries Aldred’s Lane Nottingham/M1(J26).

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