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School Bus Services from Spring Term 2019 Updated 18 December 2018 School bus services From spring term 2019 Updated 18 December 2018 The timetables below are for children with school bus passes issued by Lancashire County Council. This document lists the bus services by school and you can search by the school number or school name. Please note there may be several pages of bus information for your school. How to search this pdf document Most mobile phones and tablets will have a search option. If you are using a desktop computer and you can't see a search box in the toolbar, you can bring up a search box in the document by pressing the CTRL + F keys together. If you have your child's pass: Search for the first four digits of the school number printed on the pass, this should take you to the first page of the school's timetable information. If you don't have a pass: Search for part of the school name, click next until you find the correct school. SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 TARLETON CPS 2059 / 8 Service Operator Service Details 725 $ CHA 0815 Arawa Farm - Tarleton Academy (0837) & Tarleton 1525 Depart Tarleton Academy CPS (0833) via Jct Marsh Rd/Hundred End Lane (0818), 1530 Depart Tarleton CPS Hundred End (0820) & Hesketh Bank Moss Lane (0830) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone CHA CHARLETON MINICOACHES LTD 01695 580800 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 COLNE WEST STREET COUNTY PS 2085 / 13 Service Operator Service Details 931 $ RSE 0815 Brierfield Post Office - Colne West St PS (0850) via 1505 Depart Little Marsden Waidshouse Rd (0825), Nelson Leeds Rd/Seddon St (0830) & Nelson Regent St ASDA (0840) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone RSE PENDLE COACHES 01282 616924 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 ACCRINGTON HUNCOAT PS 2096 / 11 Service Operator Service Details 873 $ BTL 0825 Accrington Gloucester Avenue - Accrington St Anne & 1530 Depart St Anne & St Josephs RC St Josephs RCPS (0845) via Marlborough Ave (0835) & Huncoat Griffin Head (0845) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone BTL BOOMERANG TRAVEL LTD 01254 237083 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 ACCRINGTON PEEL PARK PS 2099 / 11 Service Operator Service Details 873 $ BTL 0825 Accrington Gloucester Avenue - Accrington St Anne & 1530 Depart St Anne & St Josephs RC St Josephs RCPS (0845) via Marlborough Ave (0835) & Huncoat Griffin Head (0845) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone BTL BOOMERANG TRAVEL LTD 01254 237083 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 INGOL COMMUNITY PS 2200 / 6 Service Operator Service Details 696 $ LOC 0755 Fulwood Wychnor Turning Circle - Broughton High 1515 Depart School (0830) via Cottam Merry Trees Lane (0803), Bartle Saddle Inn (0818) & Catforth School Lane (0822) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone LOC LONGRIDGE COACHES 01254 820400 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 EARBY SPRINGFIELD CP SCHOOL 2215 / 13 Service Operator Service Details 932 $ XXX 0805 Nelson Chapel House Road - Earby Springfield PS 1535 Depart (0855) via Nelson Scotland Road (0815) & Nelson Walton Lane (0825) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone XXX OPERATOR TO BE ADVISED 0871 200 22 33 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 COLNE SALTERFORTH CPS 2240 / 13 Service Operator Service Details 930 $ MOV 0825 Earby Bus Station - Barnoldswick St Josephs RCPS 1525 Depart Barnoldswick St Josephs (0850) via Northolme Estate (0832) & Salterforth PS (0840) RCPS 1530 Depart Salterforth CPS BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone MOV MOVING PEOPLE 0845 475 1212 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 GISBURN CPS 2266 / 11 Service Operator Service Details 642 $ HOD 0820 Gisburn Carters Farm - Gisburn CPS (0845) via 1535 Depart Paythorne Carholme Farm (0822) Newsholme Slack Farm (0830) 937 $ ROB 0800 Middop Foxhills - Gisburn CPS (0845) via Howgill 1535 Depart Lane (0820) & Rimington Moor Close Farm (0825) & Rimington Oaktree Cottage (0833) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone HOD HODSONS COACHES 01200 429220 ROB J ROBINSON TAXIS 01282 545745 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 WEETON PS 2406 / 5 Service Operator Service Details 600 $ ARC 0810 Weeton Village - Kirkham Carr Hill HS (0845) via 1515 Depart Weeton Barracks (0820), Singleton (0824) & Greenhalgh A585/M55 (0830) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone ARC ARCHWAY TRAVEL 01253 874358 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 WITHNELL FOLD PS 2564 / 9 Service Operator Service Details 122 $ AVA 0822 Chorley Bus Station - Withnell Fold CPS (0845) via 1520 Depart - Withnell Fold - school days Botany Brow (0828) Heapey Kittiwake Road (0830), Heapey only Chapel (0834) & Lower Wheelton Red Lion (0838) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone AVA AVACAB 01772 424242 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 BURNLEY CHERRY FOLD CPS 2840 / 12 Service Operator Service Details 872 $ RSE 0810 Burnley Wycoller Ave - Cherryfold PS (0850) via New 1525 - Depart Hall St (0820), Casterton Ave (0825), Brierfield Town Hall (0830) & Nelson Scotland Rd (0840) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone RSE PENDLE COACHES 01282 616924 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 KIRKLAND & CATTERALL ST HELENS CEPS 3016 / 2 Service Operator Service Details 952 $ BRA 0820 Bowgreave Topiary Gardens - Kirklands CEPS (0835) 1510 Depart via Catterall Gates Lane (0825), Cock Robin Lane & Old 1525 Depart Lancaster Road 0840 Catterall Joe Lane - Kirklands CEPS via Cock Robin Lane BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone BRA BRADSHAWS TRAVEL 01253 810058 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 PREESALL CARTERS CHARITY VOLUNTARY CONTROLLED3126 / 2 Service Operator Service Details 598 WCO 0825 Preesall St Aidans CEHS - Carters Charity School 1600 Depart (0840) via Knott End Ferry Approach (0831) & Lancaster Road (0835) BUS OPERATORS For Information about School Bus Services contact Traveline on 0871 200 22 33, open 0900-1700 Code Name Telephone WCO WYRE COACHES 01253 812085 $ - Journey operated on behalf of Lancashire County Council # - Journey operated on behalf of Blackpool Council @ - Journey operated on behalf of Blackburn Borough Council SCHOOL BUS SERVICES FROM SPRING TERM 2019 CHIPPING BRABINS ENDOWED SCHOOL 3129 / 6 Service Operator Service Details 652 $ JBT 0820 Thornley Carrside Farm - Chipping Brabins School (0840) via Peacock Hey Farm (0830) 657 $ JBT 0810 Thornley Brook House - Hesketh Ln & Chipping 1525 Depart from Chipping Schools Schools (0848 & 0850) via Thornley Hall (0816), Hesketh Lane (0822), Withinreap Cottage (0832), Lee House Farm (0839) & Lower Arbour Cottage (0842) BUS
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