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Calne - Marlborough 42 via Avebury ROUTE DETAILS: From Calne via Oxford Road, Wood Street, The Square, Curzon Street, New Road, London Road, Wessington Avenue, Quemerford Road, Quemerford, A4 Bath Road, Beckhampton Village, A4361, Beckhampton Road, B4003, West Kennett, A4 Bath Road, unclassified road, East Kennett, unclassified road, West Overton, Frog Lane, unclassified road, Lockeridge, Priest Acre, A4 Bath Road, Manton Road, Bridge Street, A4 Bath Road, Golding Avenue, Morris Road, College Fields, A4 Bath Road and High Street to Marlborough Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) Timetable commences 05 November 2018 Service Number 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 Sch NSch Sch NSch Sch NSch CALNE (The Pippin, Sainsbury's) .... .... 0910 .... 1115 1303 1435 1500 1500 1632 1632 1740 Calne, High Street, Post Office .... .... 0911 0933 1116 1304 1436 1501 1501 1633 1633 1741 Calne, The Strand, Bank House 0730 0730 0913 0935 1118 1306 1438 1503 1503X 1635 1635X 1743X John Bentley School .... .... .... .... .... .... .... 1505X .... 1637X .... .... Quemerford Post Office 0733 0733 0916 0938 1121 1309 1441 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Blacklands, Cross Roads .... .... .... .... .... ....R ....R ....R ....R .... .... ....R Lower Compton, Turn (A4) 0735 0735 0918 0940 1123 1313 1443 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Lower Compton, Spreckley Road .... .... .... 0942 ....R 1315 .... ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Compton Bassett, Briar Leaze .... .... .... 0948 ....R 1321 .... .... .... ....R ....R ....R Cherhill, Black Horse 0737 0737 0920 .... 1125 1329V 1445 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Beckhampton, Stables 0742 0742 0925 .... 1130 1334 1450 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Avebury Trusloe 0743 0743 0926 .... 1131 1335 1451 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R AVEBURY (Red Lion) Arr 0745 0745 0928 .... 1133 1337 1453 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Winterbourne Monkton .... .... 0932 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....R Berwick Bassett Village .... .... 0935 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... ....R AVEBURY (Red Lion) Dep 0745 0745 0940 .... 1143 1343 1503 1545 1545 1715 1715 .... West Kennett, Telephone Box 0748 0748 0943 .... 1146 1346 1506 1548 1548 1718 1718 .... East Kennett, Church Lane End 0750 0750 0945 .... 1148 1348 ....R .... .... ....R ....R .... West Overton, Village Stores 0753 0753 0948 .... 1151 1351 ....R .... .... ....R ....R .... Lockeridge, Who'd A Thought It 0757 0757 0952 .... 1155 1355 ....R .... .... ....R ....R .... Fyfield, Bath Road 0759 0759 0954 .... 1157 1357 1507 1551 1551 1726 1726 .... Clatford, Cross Roads 0801 0801 0957 .... 1200 1400 .... .... .... ....R ....R .... Manton, High Street 0803 0803 0959 .... 1202 1402 .... .... .... ....R ....R .... Barton Park, Morris Road, Aubrey Close 0807 0807 1003 .... 1205 1405 1510 ....R ....R ....R ....R .... MARLBOROUGH (High Street) 0812 0812 1007 .... 1210 1410 1515 1600 1600 1740 1740 .... Marlborough, St Johns School 0820 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... NSch - School Holidays R - Calls only if required to set down passengers Sch - Schooldays Only V - Via Yatesbury to set down passengers only if requested. X - Via Heddington Wick, Heddington, Stockley and Rookery Park and also Yatesbury to set down passengers only if requested. Saturdays Timetable commences 10 November 2018 CALNE (The Pippin, Sainsbury's) .... 0910 .... 1115 1310 1415 1600 Calne, High Street, Post Office .... 0911 0943 1116 1311 1416 1601 Calne, The Strand, Bank House 0730 0913 0945 1118 1313 1418X 1603X Quemerford Post Office 0733 0916 0948 1121 1316 ....R ....R Blacklands, Cross Roads .... .... .... .... ....R ....R .... Lower Compton, Turn (A4) 0735 0918 0950 1123 1320 ....R ....R Lower Compton, Spreckley Road .... .... 0952 ....R 1322 ....R ....R Compton Bassett, Briar Leaze .... .... 0958 ....R 1328 ....R ....R Cherhill, Black Horse 0737 0920 .... 1125 1336V ....R ....R Beckhampton, Stables 0742 0925 .... 1130 1341 ....R ....R Avebury Trusloe 0743 0926 .... 1131 1342 ....R ....R AVEBURY (Red Lion) Arr 0745 0928 .... 1133 1344 ....R ....R Winterbourne Monkton .... 0932 .... .... .... .... .... Berwick Bassett Village .... 0935 .... .... .... .... .... AVEBURY (Red Lion) Dep 0745 0940 .... 1143 1350 1505 1643 West Kennett, Telephone Box 0748 0943 .... 1146 1353 1508 1646 East Kennett, Church Lane End 0750 0945 .... 1148 1355 .... .... West Overton, Village Stores 0753 0948 .... 1151 1358 1511 1649 Lockeridge, Who'd A Thought It 0757 0952 .... 1155 1402 1515 1653 Fyfield, Bath Road 0759 0954 .... 1157 1404 1517 1655 Clatford, Cross Roads 0801 0957 .... 1200 1407 1520 1658 Manton, High Street 0803 0959 .... 1202 1409 1522 1700 Barton Park, Morris Road, Aubrey Close 0807 1003 .... 1205 1412 1525 ....R MARLBOROUGH (High Street) 0812 1007 .... 1210 1417 1530 1707 R - Calls only if required to set down passengers V - Via Yatesbury to set down passengers only if requested. X - Via Heddington Wick, Heddington, Stockley and Rookery Park and also Yatesbury to set down passengers only if requested. Marlborough - Calne 42 via Avebury ROUTE DETAILS: From Marlborough via High Street, A4 Bath Road, College Fields, Morris Road, Golding Avenue, A4 Bath Road, Bridge Street, Manton Road, A4 Bath Road, Priest Acre, unclassified road, Lockeridge, unclassified road, Frog Lane, unclassified road, West Overton, unclassified road, East Kennett, A4 Bath Road, West Kennett, B4003, Beckhampton Road, A4361, Beckhampton Village, A4 Bath Road, Quemerford, Quemerford Road, Wessington Avenue, London Road, New Road, Curzon Street, The Square, Wood Street and Oxford Road to Calne Mondays to Fridays (except Public Holidays) Timetable commences 05 November 2018 Service Number 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 42 Sch Sch NSch Sch NSch Marlborough, St Johns School .... .... .... .... .... .... 1530 .... 1635 .... .... MARLBOROUGH (High Street) .... 0825 .... 1032 1225 1413 1540 1540 1645 1645 1745 Barton Park, Morris Road, Aubrey Close .... .... .... 1035 1228 1416 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Manton, High Street .... .... .... 1037 1230 1418 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Clatford, Cross Roads .... .... .... 1040 1233 1421 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R Fyfield, Bath Road .... 0831 .... 1043 1236 1424 1548 1548 1653 1653 1753 Lockeridge, Who'd A Thought It .... .... .... 1045 1238 1426 1550 1550 1655 1655 1755 West Overton, Village Stores .... .... .... 1049 1242 1430 1554 1554 1659 1659 1759 East Kennett, Church Lane End .... .... .... 1051 ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R ....R West Kennett, Telephone Box .... 0834 .... 1053 1245 1433 1557 1557 1702 1702 1802 AVEBURY (Red Lion) Arr .... .... .... 1056 1248W 1436 1600 1600 1705W1705W 1805W AVEBURY (Red Lion) Dep .... .... .... 1057 1256 1437 1605 1605 1713 1713 1813 Avebury Trusloe .... .... .... 1058 1257 1438 1606 1606 1714 1714 1814 Beckhampton, Stables .... 0837 .... 1100 1259 1440 1608 1608 1716 1716 1816 Yatesbury, Little London .... 0845 .... 1107 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Cherhill, Black Horse .... 0850 .... .... .... 1444 1612 1612 1720 1720 1820 Cherhill, Middle Lane, School .... .... .... 1113 1304 .... .... .... .... .... .... Hilmarton, The Duke 0745 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Compton Bassett, Briar Leaze 0752 .... 0948 .... 1313 .... .... .... .... .... .... Lower Compton, Spreckley Road 0758 .... 0954 .... 1319 .... .... .... .... .... .... Lower Compton, Turn (A4) 0759 0852 0956 1115 1321 1446 1614 1614 1722 1722 1822 Quemerford Blacklands 0802 .... .... 1119 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Quemerford Post Office .... 0854 0958 1121 1323 1448 1616 1616 1724 1724 1824 Stockley, Phone Box 0807 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Heddington, School 0811 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Heddington Wick 0814 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... John Bentley School 0820 .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Calne, The Strand, Town Hall .... 0858 1002 1125 1327 1452 1620 1620 1728 1728 1828 CALNE (The Pippin, Sainsbury's) .... 0901 1005 1128 1330 1455 1623 1623 1731 1731 ....R NSch - School Holidays R - Calls only if required to set down passengers Sch - Schooldays Only W - Via Winterbourne Monkton and Berwick Bassett village to set down passengers only if requested. Saturdays Timetable commences 10 November 2018 MARLBOROUGH (High Street) 0845 .... 1040 1225 1425 1535 1710 Barton Park, Morris Road, Aubrey Close .... .... 1043 1228 1428 ....R ....R Manton, High Street .... .... 1045 1230 1430 ....R ....R Clatford, Cross Roads .... .... 1048 1233 1433 ....R ....R Fyfield, Bath Road 0851 .... 1051 1236 1435 1545 1720 Lockeridge, Who'd A Thought It .... .... 1053 1238 1437 1547 1722 West Overton, Village Stores .... .... 1057 1242 1441 1551 1726 East Kennett, Church Lane End .... .... 1059 ....R ....R ....R ....R West Kennett, Telephone Box 0854 .... 1101 1245 1445 1555 1730 AVEBURY (Red Lion) Arr 0857 .... 1104 1248W 1448 1558 1733 AVEBURY (Red Lion) Dep 0857 .... 1105 1256 1449 1559 1733 Avebury Trusloe 0858 .... 1106 1257 1450 1600 1734Z Beckhampton, Stables 0900 .... 1108 1259 1452 1602 .... Yatesbury, Little London .... .... 1115 .... .... .... .... Cherhill, Black Horse 0904 .... .... .... 1456 1606 .... Cherhill, Middle Lane, School .... .... 1121 1304 .... .... .... Compton Bassett, Briar Leaze .... 0958 .... 1313 .... .... .... Lower Compton, Spreckley Road .... 1004 .... 1319 .... .... .... Lower Compton, Turn (A4) 0906 1006 1123 1321 1458 1608 .... Quemerford Blacklands .... .... 1127 .... .... .... .... Quemerford Post Office 0908 1008 1129 1323 1500 1610 .... Calne, The Strand, Town Hall 0912 1012 1133 1327 1504 1614 1821Y CALNE (The Pippin, Sainsbury's) 0915 1015 1136 1330 1507 1617 .... R - Calls only if required to set down passengers W - Via Winterbourne Monkton and Berwick Bassett village to set down passengers only if requested. Y - Continues to Chippenham (arr 1834) as service 33. Z - Continues to Devizes, then to Calne and Chippenham as service 33. .
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    Ancient Market Towns and Beautiful Villages Wiltshire is blessed with a fantastic variety of historic market towns and stunning picturesque villages, each one with something to offer. Here are a sample of Wiltshire’s beautiful market towns and villages. Amesbury Nestling within a loop of the River Avon alongside the A303, just 1½ miles from Stonehenge, historic Amesbury is a destination not to be missed. With recent evidence of a large settlement from 8820BC and a breath-taking Mesolithic collection, Amesbury History Centre will amaze visitors with its story of the town where history began. Bradford on Avon The unspoilt market town of Bradford on Avon offers a mix of delightful shops, restaurants, hotels and bed and breakfasts lining the narrow streets, not to mention a weekly market on Thursdays (8am-4pm). Still a natural focus at the centre of the town, the ancient bridge retains two of its 13th century arches and offers a fabulous view of the hillside above the town - dotted with the old weavers' cottages – and the river bank flanked by 19th century former cloth mills. Calne Calne evolved during the 18th and 19th centuries with the wool industry. Blending the old with the new, much of the original Calne is located along the River Marden where some of the historic buildings still remain. There is also the recently restored Castlefields Park with nature trails and cycle path easily accessible from the town centre. Castle Combe Set within the stunning Wiltshire Cotswolds, Castle Combe is a classically quaint English village. Often referred to as the ‘prettiest village in England’, it has even been featured regularly on the big screen – most recently in Hollywood blockbuster ‘The Wolfman’ and Stephen Spielberg’s ‘War Horse’.