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Tt 76 77 80 81 176 181 Fr Thurso Reay Melvich Bettyhill Tongue Port Vasgo Includes works services to Dounreay 76 77 80 81 81D 176 181 times bus information correct at time of print of time at correct information from 04 May 2015 May 04 from Staxigoe Wick Pultney Town Centre 76 176 MONDAY TO FRIDAY Service No. 76 76 176 76 76 76 76 176 76 NSch Sch Sch Sch Sch NSch Staxigoe Elzy Road - 0834 0834 - 0934 1334 1434 - 1434 Willowbank Hillhead Road - 0838 0838 - 0938 1338 1438 - 1438 Wick River Street - 0841 0841 - 0941 1341 1441 - 1441 Wick High School - - 0844 - l l l - l Haster Fountain Cottages - - 0855 - l l l - l Wick Pultney Academy - - 0905 - - Wick St Fergus Road - - - - 0945 1345 1445 - 1445 Wick Business Park - - - - 0950 1350 1450 - 1450 Wick Tesco Store 0751 - - - 0951 1351 1451 - 1451 Wick St Fergus Road 0756 - - - 0956 then 1356 1456 - 1456 Wick Hospital 0759 - - - 0959 hourly 1359 1459 - 1459 Wick Retail Park 0804 - - - 1004 until 1404 1504 - 1504 Pultneytown Moray Street 0808 - - 0848 1008 1408 1508 - 1508 Wick Pultney Academy l - - l l l - 1515 l Haster Fountain Cottages l - - l l l - 1525 l Wick High School - - - 1535 Wick River Street 0813 - - 0853 1013 1413 - - 1513 Wick St Fergus Road 0817 - - 0857 1017 1417 - - 1517 Wick Business Park 0823 - - - 1023 1423 - - - Wick Tesco Store 0824 - - - 1024 1424 - - - Hillhead Glamis Road 0830 - - - 1030 1430 - - - Staxigoe Elzy Road 0834 - - - 1034 1434 - - - SATURDAY Service No. 76 76 76 76 Staxigoe Elzy Road - 0834 1434 1534 Sch Schooldays Only Willowbank Hillhead Road - 0838 1438 1538 NSch School Holidays Only Wick River Street - 0841 1441 1541 Wick St Fergus Road - 0845 1445 1545 For additional journeys between Wick and South Road, see services X97 and Wick Business Park - 0850 1450 1550 175. Wick Tesco Store 0751 0851 1451 1551 Wick St Fergus Road 0756 0856 then 1456 1556 BANK HOLIDAY SERVICES: Wick Hospital 0759 0859 hourly 1459 - Over the Festive Period, 21st December 2015 until 3rd January 2016, services will be liable to alteration or curtailment. See separate publicity issued for this Wick Retail Park 0804 0904 until 1504 - period. Pultneytown Moray Street 0808 0908 1508 - River Street 0813 0913 1513 - SCHOOL HOLIDAYS: Wick St Fergus Road 0817 0917 1517 - 1st June 2015. 3rd July until 14th August 2015, 24th, 25th September Wick Business Park 0823 0923 1523 - 2015, 12th October until 23rd October 2015, 23rd December 2015 until 6th Wick Tesco Store 0824 0924 1524 - January 2016. Hillhead Glamis Road 0830 0930 1530 - Staxigoe Elzy Road 0834 0934 1534 - NO SUNDAY SERVICE Wick John O’ Groats Thurso 77 MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY Service No. 77 77 77 77 77 77 77 Service No. 77 77 77 77 77 NSch Sch Wick High School - - - - - 1535 - Wick Railway Station 1015 1145 1340 1540 1740 Wick Railway Station 0905 0950 1140 1340 1540 1540 1740 Wick Tesco Store 1019 1149 1344 1544 1744 Wick Tesco Store 0909 0954 1144 1344 1544 1544 1744 Reiss Crossroads 1023 1153 1348 1548 1748 Reiss Crossroads 0913 0958 1148 1348 1548 1548 1748 Keiss 1030 1200 1355 1555 1755 Keiss 0920 1005 1155 1355 1555 1555 1755 Auckengill 1034 1204 1359 1559 1759 Auckengill - 1009 1159 1359 1559 1559 1759 Freswick 1038 1208 1403 1603 1803 Freswick - 1013 1203 1403 1603k 1603k 1803 John O' Groats Bus Stand arr 1044 1214 1409 1609 1809 Canisbay - 1613k 1623k John O' Groats Bus Stand dep - 1215 1414 1614 1814 John O' Groats Bus Stand arr - 1019 1209 1409 1619k 1629k 1809 Thurso Princes Street - 1320 1524 1719 1921 John O' Groats Bus Stand dep - 1024 1214 1414 1630 1630 1814 Thurso Princes Street - 1117 1318 1520 1734 1734 1924 NO SUNDAY SERVICE Thurso John O’ Groats Wick 77 MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY Service No. 77 77 77 77 77 77 77 77 Service No. 77 77 77 77 77 NSch Sch Thurso Olrig Street 0705 0705 - 0905 1135 1325 1540 1753 Thurso Olrig Street - 1138 1338 1538 1753 John O’ Groats Bus Stand arr 0802 0802 - 1010 1246 1440 1642 1856 John O' Groats Bus Stand arr - 1241 1440 1640 1856 John O’ Groats Bus Stand dep 0803 0803 - 1020 1250 1445 1645 1900 John O' Groats Bus Stand dep 1045 1245 1445 1645 1900 Freswick 0809 0809 - 1026 1256 1451 1651 1906 Freswick 1051 1251 1451 1651 1906 Auckengill 0813 0813 - 1030 1300 1455 1655 1910 Auckengill 1055 1255 1455 1655 1910 Keiss 0818 0818 0925 1034 1304 1459 1659 1914 Keiss 1059 1259 1459 1659 1914 Reiss Crossroads 0825 0825 0932 1041 1311 1506 1706 1921 Reiss Crossroads 1106 1306 1506 1706 1921 Wick Tesco Store 0829 0829 0936 1045 1315 1510 1710 1925 Wick Tesco Store 1110 1310 1510 1710 1925 Wick Railway Station 0832 0832 0940 1049 1319 1514 1714 1929 Wick Railway Station 1114 1314 1514 1714 1929 Wick High School - 0834 - - - - - - NO SUNDAY SERVICE Sch - Schooldays Only NSch - School Holidays Only K - Bus operates via Upper Gills Times in italics are connecting journeys with service 80. Thurso John O’ Groats Wick Railway Station 80 MONDAY TO FRIDAY Service No. 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 Sch NSch Thurso High School - - 0839 - - - - 1535 - - Thurso Rail St - 0702 - 0905 1135 1335 1536 1750 Thurso Thurso Olrig Street Santander 0650 0705 0845 0850 0908 1138 1338 1540 1540 1753 Mount Pleasant Towerhill Road 0709 0849 0912 1142 1342 1544 1544 1757 megarider Castletown Drill Hall 0700 0717 0857 0900 0920 1150 1350 1552 1552 1805 Valid for journeys within the Thurso Zone boundary Dunnet Corner 0707 0724 0904 0907 0927 1157 1357 1559 1559 1812 Brough Letterbox l - 0931 1201 1401 1603 1603 1816 For more information visit our website - www.stagecoachbus.com Greenvale Crossroads l 0727 0907 - 0936 1206 1406 1609 1609 1821 Barrock l l - 0939 1209 1409 1612 1612 1824 Buying your megarider just got smart! Greenvale Crossroads 0710 - 0942 1213 1412 1615 1615 1828 Scarfskerry Baptist Church 0733 0913 - 0949 1219 1419 1621 1621 1834 Mey Post Offi ce 0722 0739 0919 - 0955 1225 1425 1627 1627 1840 Gills Bay Road End l 0745 0925 - 1001 1231 1431 1633 1633 1846 Gills Bay Ferry l 0746k 0926 - 1232u 1847 Canisbay 0756k 0928 - 1004 1240u 1434 1636 1636 1850 John O' Groats Bus Stand arr 0727 0802 0934 - 1010 1246 1440 1642 1642 1856 4 week megarider tickets are now available on a handy reuseable smartcard John O' Groats Bus Stand dep - 0802 - 1020 1250 1445 1645 1645 1900 Wick Rail Station - 0832 - - 1049 1319 1514 1714 1714 1929 For more information visit: stagecoachsmart.com SATURDAY Service No. 80 80 80 80 80 80 Thurso Rail St - - 1135 1335 1535 1750 Thurso Olrig Street Santander 0800 0845 1138 1338 1538 1753 SERVICE UDATES: Mount Pleasant Towerhill Road 0849 1142 1342 1542 1757 oach Castletown Drill Hall 0810 0857 1150 1350 1550 1805 ec N Dunnet Corner 0817 0904 1157 1357 1557 1812 You are now able to receive g S service updates on Twitter. a c Brough Letterbox - 1201 1401 1601 1816 t o Greenvale Crossroads - 0907 1206 1406 1606 1821 S t Barrock - l 1209 1409 1609 1824b @ Greenvale Crossroads - 1212 1412 1613 1828 Scarfskerry Baptist Church - 0913 1219 1419 1619 1834 Follow us now at Mey Post Offi ce - 0919 1225 1425 1625 1840 Gills Bay Road End - 0925 1231 1431 1631 1846 @StagecoachNScot Gills Bay Ferry - 0926 1232 1632 1847 Canisbay - 0928 1235 1434 1634 1850 John O' Groats Bus Stand arr - 0934 1241 1440 1640 1856 John O' Groats Bus Stand dep - 1045 1245 1445 1645 1900 Wick Rail Station - 1114 1314 1514 1714 1929 NO SUNDAY SERVICE u This journey operates to Upper Gills for 1235, then back to Canisbay for 1240 Times in italics are connecting journeys with service 77. What to do if things go wrong We do our best to meet your expectations, but occasionally things go wrong. If you feel we have failed you in some way, please tell us about it. Contact details are on the back of this leaflet. If you are unhappy with our response, this independent body will review complaints: Bus Users Scotland, Hopetoun Gate, 8b McDonald Road, Edinburgh, EH7 4LZ. Dunnet Head Castle 80 of Mey i 77 Duncansby Head 81 81D 181 Gills Bay John O Groats Y St Marys 80 Chapel Scrabster Dunnet Barrock 77 80 (ruin) Thurso Castle 80 Thurso 80 81 Castletown Y i 81 81D 181 Olrig House Y Portskerra Reay Janetstown Durran Bowermadden 77 81 Keiss Halkirk Gillock 81 77 Reiss Watten Wick Business Park Staxigoe 81 76 176 Wick Y This map is not to scale, maps are correct at time of print, Castle of maps covering other routes may be updated throughout Old Wick the year. Please contact us for information on the other routes shown in the map, contact details are on the back of this leafl et. Wick Railway Station John O’ Groats Thurso 80 MONDAY TO FRIDAY SATURDAY Service No. 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 Service No. 80 80 80 80 80 80 NSch Sch Wick Rail Station - - - - 0950 1140 1340 1540 1740 Wick Rail Station - - 1145 1345 1540 1740 John O' Groats Bus Stand arr - - - - 1019 1209 1409 1629 1809 John O' Groats Bus Stand arr - - 1214 1414 1609 1809 John O' Groats Bus Stand dep 0730 0730 - 0935 1024 1214 1414 1630 1814 John O' Groats Bus Stand dep - 0945 1215 1414 1614 1814 Canisbay Youth Hostel 0736 0736 - 0941 1030 1220 1420 1636 1820 Canisbay Youth Hostel - 0951 1221 1420 1620 1820 Gills Bay Ferry - 0944 1424 1824 Gills Bay Ferry - 0954 1424 1824 Gills Gills Bay Road End 0739 0739 - 0945 1033 1223 1425 1639 1825 Gills Gills Bay Road End - 0955 1224 1425 1623 1825 Mey Post Offi ce 0745 0745 - 0951 1038 1229 1431 1645 1831 Mey Post Offi ce - 1001 1230 1431 1629 1831 Scarfskerry Baptist Church 0751 0751 - 0957 1043 1235 1437 1651 1837 Scarfskerry Baptist Church - 1007 1236 1437 1635 1837 Greenvale Crossroads 0758 0759 - 1003 l 1242 1444 1658 1844 Greenvale Crossroads - 1014 1243 1444 1642 1844 Barrock 0801 0802 - 1006 1245 1447 1701 1847
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