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Icknield Community College PLEASE CAN YOU ENSURE THAT ALL STUDENTS ARRIVE 5 MINUTES PRIOR to the DEPARTURE TIME on ALL ROUTES Icknield Community College PLEASE CAN YOU ENSURE THAT ALL STUDENTS ARRIVE 5 MINUTES PRIOR TO THE DEPARTURE TIME ON ALL ROUTES Mon - Fri ED3001 (RL30) No. of Seats AM PM 80 Bledlow - Chinnor Road 07:50 15:37 Henton - Peacock PH (turning point) 07:50 15:32 Henton - Post Box 07:50 15:32 The Red Lion PH, Chinnor 07:53 15:30 The Village Hall 07:54 15:30 The Wheatsheaf PH 07:55 15:30 Bus Stop, Chinnor Road, Crowell 08:00 15:25 The Cherry Tree PH, Kingston Blount 08:04 15:22 Main Road Bus Stop, Aston Rowant 08:08 15:20 The Leathern Bottle PH, Lewknor 08:15 15:15 Shirburn - B4009 junction Blenheim Road 08:17 15:12 Icknield Community College 08:20 15:05 High Street, Watlington 08:25 15:00 Redline Buses 01296 426786 [email protected] Mon - Fri ED3003 No. of Seats AM PM 80 Layby - Chislehampton 07:55 15:33 Telephone Box - Stadhampton 07:58 15:30 Ascott Bus Stop on the B480 08:00 15:27 Monument Road - Chalgrove 08:05 15:25 Icknield Community College 08:25 15:05 Walters (Didcot) Ltd 01865 875222 [email protected] Mon - Fri ED3004 No. of Seats AM PM 80 RAF Benson (Spar Shop) 08:05 15:20 RAF Benson (Youth Hall, main car park) 08:05 15:20 RAF Benson (outside main gate) 08:05 15:20 Icknield Community College 08:25 15:05 Charlton-on-Otmoor Services 01865 331249 [email protected] Mon - Fri ED3006 No. of Seats AM PM 78 Mill Lane, Chalgrove 08:10 15:19 Post Office, Chalgrove 08:12 15:17 Monument Road, Chalgrove 08:15 15:15 Icknield Community College 08:25 15:05 Vale Travel 01296 484348 [email protected] Mon - Fri ED3007 No. of Seats AM PM 57 High St. (Junction of Brinkinfield Rd.), Chalgrove 08:05 15:35 Chalgrove - Laurel Close 08:13 15:27 Chalgrove - Beverley Close 08:15 15:25 Icknield Community College 08:25 15:05 M&M Coaches 01494 761926 [email protected] Mon - Fri ED3008 No. of Seats AM PM 16 Bus Stop Inn at Emmington, Sydenham 07:40 15:50 Thame - junction of Robin Gibb Road and Marcus Avenue 07:46 15:44 Marsh End, Tetsworth, OX9 7AU 08:00 15:30 Quilldarry, High Street, OX9 7AE 08:02 15:28 Gilton Cottages, Stoke Talmage, Thame, OX9 7ET 08:06 15:24 Garden Cottage, Thame, OX9 7DH 08:10 15:20 Stable Flat, Adwell, OX9 7DH 08:11 15:19 Salt Lane, Postcombe 08:15 15:15 Icknield Community College 08:25 15:05 Vale Travel 01296 484348 [email protected] Mon - Fri ED3010 No. of Seats AM PM 12 Swyncombe - RG9 6EB 07:30 16:00 Berrick Salome - Westerley Road 07:52 15:43 Brightwell Baldwin - Upperton OX49 5PB 07:45 15:40 Brightwell Baldwin - OX49 5NS 07:50 15:30 Brightwell Baldwin - OX49 5NX 07:50 15:30 Brightwell Baldwin - OX49 5NX 07:50 15:30 Cuxham - OX49 5NL 07:52 15:26 Cuxham - OX49 5NF 07:54 15:23 Cuxham - OX49 5NE 07:56 15:20 Icknield Community College 08:05 15:05 Thunderbirds Taxi 0800 611 8202 [email protected] Mon - Fri 5-IC01 No. of Seats AM PM 49 Benson - Shops 07:50 15:35 Benson - Braze Lane 07:52 15:33 Benson - Bus Stop, Cottismore Lane 07:54 15:31 Ewelme - Shepherds Hut PH 07:56 15:29 Ewelme -Post Office 07:58 15:27 Ewelme - Hampden Way 08:00 15:25 Britwell Salome - bus stop opp Public House 08:05 15:20 Icknield Community College 08:25 15:05 M&M Coaches 01494 761926 [email protected].
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