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To Market Fares Bosworth From Shackerstone, £1.45 Adult Congerstone and Bilstone Demand Single From Carlton £0.90 From Shackerstone, Responsive £2.70 Demand Responsive Adult Congerstone and Bilstone Return From Carlton £1.70 Transport Transport From Shackerstone, £0.72 Child Congerstone and Bilstone Single From Carlton £0.45 23 24 13 12 22 11 1 14 LOCAL TRANSPORT SERVICE From Shackerstone, 10 2 £1.35 Child Congerstone and Bilstone 21 9 3 15 FOR YOUR AREA 20 8 4 16 Return 7 6 5 19 17 From Carlton £0.85 18 The 24 hour clock is used Shackerstone, Older and disabled persons’ travel concessions valid throughout this timetable in accordance with current terms and conditions. Congerstone, If you are unsure about eligibility for this service or if there are any problems with the service please Operated by Ashby Carriages Bilstone and call 0116 305 0002 (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm). 01530 274 013 Carlton to ...and don’t forget if you book a journey Comments & Suggestions Market Bosworth and are unable to travel, simply call 01530 274 013 to cancel it. Sustainable Travel Group MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 0116 305 0002 (Mon-Fri 8am-5pm) Booking line 01530 274 013 All of the information is correct at the time Operated by Ashby Carriages of being printed but may be subject to change. Demand Responsive Transport from Shackerstone, Congerstone, Bilstone and Carlton to Market Bosworth Transport Times of operation Depart Return Day From Destination (approx) (approx) The Limes The Tithe P Bungalow Shackerstone 1000 d oplar T Farm oa errace Chapel R n House rto Congerstone 1005 Ba MONDAY & Market Dovecot Cl 1200 Cattows WEDNESDAY Bosworth Farm House Fox Covert Bilstone 1008 Cottage Station R Farm AllotmentFarm Lane ane Wharf s L oad w Farm o Crown d a Main Street Cottages Main Street Carlton 1014 h d S C a h Ro ur h The Malt c Bridge House Farm The Old Bilstone Road To book your seat and pick up point House Gopsall simply call Ashby Carriages on Lodge Boswor th Road Shackerstone 01530 274 013 Congerstone (by 5pm the day before you wish to travel). This service is provided primarily for residents. If you are not a resident and wish Main R to travel on the service please contact the oad operator to enquire about availability. Glebe ShackerstoneFarm W alk Main Street Deans Farm Carlton Mill Lane House Farm Mill Wheel Bilstone Hill Lodge Farm Twycross Road Bank Crown Farm Cottage Congerstone Lane Bilstone Road Eligible Areas Carlton Bilstone See shaded areas Gibbet Lane.

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