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TUNBRIDGE WELLS (SEVENOAKS) AM TIMETABLE LSP0564 MON - FRI Exc TUNBRIDGE WELLS (SEVENOAKS) AM TIMETABLE LSP0564 MON - FRI exc. Bank Holidays Tunbridge Wells 786a 786b 788a 786c 786d 788b Henwood Green Road, Stone Court Lane 05:31 05:56 06:14 06:27 Henwood Green Road, outside Pembury Library 05:32 05:57 06:15 06:28 Pembury, Lower Green Road. Amberleaze Drive 05:33 05:58 06:16 06:29 Pembury, Camden Arms (Bus stop A) 05:34 05:59 06:17 06:30 Pembury, opposite The Mews 05:34 05:59 06:18 06:31 Pembury Road, opposite Seven Springs near Oakley School 05:36 06:01 06:19 06:33 Pembury Road, opposite Blackhurst Lane 05:37 06:02 06:20 06:34 Pembury Road, Sherwood, Swingates 05:38 06:03 06:21 06:35 Pembury Road, Sherwood, opposite Sandhurst Road South 05:39 06:04 06:22 06:36 Pembury Road, opposite Shandon Close 05:40 06:05 06:23 06:37 Bayhall Road, Salvation Army Church 05:41 06:06 06:24 06:38 Bayhall Road, adjacent to Kingswood Road 05:41 06:06 06:24 06:39 Bayhall Road, opposite Rookley Close 05:42 06:07 06:25 06:40 Forest Road, Hawkenbury, opposite Land Registry Building 05:43 06:08 06:26 06:41 Forest Road, Hawkenbury, adjacent to Spread Eagle 05:44 06:09 06:27 06:42 Forest Road, Hawkenbury, adjacent to Forest Way 05:44 06:09 06:27 06:42 Forest Road, Hawkenbury, opposite Warwick Park 05:45 06:10 06:28 06:43 Forest Road, Hawkenbury, opposite The Hermitage 05:46 06:11 06:29 06:44 Bayham Road, adjacent to Wallace Close 05:47 06:12 06:30 06:45 Frant Road, The Bull Public House 05:48 06:13 06:31 06:46 Broadwater Down, adjacent to Broad Grove 05:49 06:14 06:32 06:47 Broadwater Down, St Marks Church 05:50 06:15 06:33 06:49 Broadwater Down, junction with Eridge Road 05:51 06:16 06:34 06:50 Eridge Road, opposite Summervale Road 05:52 06:17 06:35 06:51 Eridge Road, opposite Broadwater Lane 05:53 06:18 06:36 06:52 Tunbridge Wells, opposite The Pantiles 05:54 06:19 06:37 06:53 Tunbridge Wells Station, Mount Pleasant Road (Bus stop B) 05:55 06:20 06:38 06:54 Langton Road, adjacent to Rusthall Church 06:06 06:49 Langton Road, entrance to Langton Green village 06:07 06:50 Langton Road, opposite Dornden Drive 06:08 06:51 Dornden Drive, opposite Newlands 06:09 06:54 Longmeads, junction with Dornden Drive 06:10 06:55 Longmeads, junction with The Boundary 06:10 06:56 Rusthall High Street, junction with Manor Road 06:11 06:57 Rusthall Road, adjacent to Rusthall Grange 06:12 06:58 Rusthall Road, adjacent to Harmony Street 06:13 06:59 Langton Road, junction with Rusthall Road 06:14 07:00 Langton Rd, Spa Hotel 06:15 07:01 Mount Ephriam, Travelodge 06:16 07:02 Mount Ephriam, adjacent to Royal Wells Hotel 06:17 07:03 Kent & Sussex Hospital 05:57 06:23 06:41 06:57 07:04 St. Johns Road adjacent Culverden Down (opp. Sainsburys) 05:58 06:24 06:42 06:58 St. Johns adjacent Beltring Road 05:59 06:25 06:43 06:59 St Johns Sports Centre, adjacent to TA Centre 06:00 06:26 06:44 07:01 Tunbridge Wells Town Centre, Grosvenor Road (Bus stop I) 06:19 07:06 Upper Grosvenor Road, adjacent to Park Road 06:20 07:07 Upper Grosvenor Road, opposite Grosvenor Bridge 06:21 07:08 Upper Grosvenor Road, adjacent to Queens Road 06:22 07:09 Upper Grosvenor Road, adjacent to Silverdale Lane 06:22 07:10 High Brooms Station, opposite 06:23 07:11 High Brooms Road, opposite Post Office 06:24 07:12 Yew Tree Road 06:25 07:13 Yew Tree Road, opposite Crendon Park 06:25 07:14 Southborough, opposite Victoria Hall 06:02 06:28 Change to 786b 06:46 07:03 07:15 Southborough opposite Sheffield Road 06:03 06:29 06:47 07:04 07:16 Southborough, adjacent to Birchwood Avenue 06:04 06:30 06:48 07:05 07:17 Southborough, Bidborough Corner (northbound) 06:05 06:31 06:49 07:06 07:18 Southborough, Hangamn's Hill (A21 junction) 06:06 06:32 06:50 07:07 07:19 Sevenoaks, Sundridge, adjacent Dryhill Road (R) 07:00 Swanley, adjacent Wested Lane (R) 06:21 06:47 07:05 07:12 07:34 London 786a 786b 786c 786d 788b A2 Bexley, Black Prince Hotel (westbound) (R) 06:40 06:59 07:21 07:38 07:53 Blackwall Tunnel South (Bus stop MU) (R) 06:55 07:32 07:48 07:57 08:14 Blackwall Tunnel North (Bus stop CO) (R) 06:59 07:38 07:54 08:08 08:22 Canary Wharf, West India Avenue (Bus stop E) 07:01 07:40 07:56 08:13 08:25 Aldgate tube station (Bus stop N) 07:14 07:53 08:09 08:26 08:38 Fenchurch Street rail station (Bus stop T) 07:16 07:55 08:11 08:28 08:40 Gracechurch Street / Monument (Bus stop U) 07:18 07:57 08:13 08:30 08:42 Cannon Street rail station (Bus stop MA) 07:20 08:02 08:18 08:35 08:47 Blackfriars, Millennium Bridge (Bus stop SF) 07:23 08:05 08:21 08:38 08:50 HMS President, Temple Ave 07:25 08:07 08:23 08:40 08:52 Temple tube station 07:26 08:09 08:25 08:42 08:54 Embankment tube station 07:27 08:10 08:26 08:43 08:55 Victoria Street, Westminster Abbey 07:30 08:14 08:30 08:47 08:59 Victoria Street, West of Broadway 07:31 08:15 08:31 08:48 09:00 Horseferry Road, West of Monck Street 07:35 08:19 08:35 08:52 09:04 Millbank, Tate Britain 07:37 08:21 08:37 08:54 09:06 [R] - Denotes 'Request Stop' TONBRIDGE AM TIMETABLE LSP0564 MON - FRI exc. Bank Holidays Tonbridge 789a 789b 789c Molescroft Way, junction with Upper Hayesden Lane (unmarked) 06:11 06:37 06:53 Masefield Way, junction with Shakespeare Rd 06:12 06:38 06:54 Mayesfield Way, College Ave (unmarked) 06:12 06:38 06:54 Junction of Burns Crescent and College Ave (unmarked) 06:13 06:39 06:55 Quarry Hill Rd and Brook St junction (unmarked) 06:15 06:41 06:56 Pembury Rd, adj. Goldsmid Rd 06:16 06:42 06:57 Pembury Rd, adj. Deakin Lees 06:19 06:45 07:01 Tonbridge Town Centre, Quarry Hill Parade, outside Lidl (near Station) 06:21 06:46 07:02 Tonbridge Town Centre, High St (Bus Stop G) 06:21 06:46 07:02 Tonbridge Town Centre, Castle (Bus Stop D) 06:23 06:47 07:03 Tonbridge Town Centre, Bordyke (Eastbound) 06:26 06:50 07:07 Hadlow Rd, opposite Mitre Court 06:26 06:51 07:07 Hadlow Rd, ajacent Bourne Lane 06:27 06:52 07:08 Hadlow Rd, adjacent Yardley Park Rd 06:28 06:53 07:09 Hadlow Rd, adjacent The Ridgeway 06:29 06:53 07:09 Higham Wood, Hadlow Rd, adjacent Higham Lane 06:30 06:54 07:10 Higham Lane, adjacent Romney Way 06:30 06:54 07:10 Higham Lane, adjacent Martin Hardie Way 06:31 06:55 07:11 Higham Wood, Hunt Rd, opposite Wilson Rd 06:32 06:56 07:13 Higham Wood, Hunt Rd, adjacent Turner Rd 06:32 06:57 07:14 Higham Wood, Wistler Rd, opposite Raeburn Close 06:33 06:58 07:15 Higham Wood, Whistler Rd, adjacent Darwin Drive 06:33 06:58 07:15 Trench Wood, Shipbourne Rd, adjacent Whistler Rd 06:34 06:59 07:16 Trench Wood, Shipbourne Rd, opposte St. Bernards Rd 06:35 06:59 07:16 Trench Wood, Shipbourne Rd, adjacent White Cottage Rd 06:36 07:00 07:17 Cage Green, Shipbourne Rd, adjacent Cage Green Rd 06:36 07:01 07:17 Cage Green, Shipbourne Rd, The Pinnacles (Stop A) 06:37 07:02 07:18 Cage Green, Shipbourne Rd, outside The Greyhound 06:37 07:02 07:19 Cage Green, opposite Uridge Rd 06:38 07:03 07:20 Hilden Park, London Rd opposite Dry Hll Park Rd 06:39 07:03 07:20 Hilden Park, London Rd, opposite High Hilden Close 06:40 07:04 07:21 Hilden Park, London Rd, Hilden Manor 06:41 07:05 07:23 Hilden Park, Tonbridge Rd, adjacent BP Garage 06:42 07:06 07:24 Hildenborough, opposite Flying Duchman Pub 06:43 07:07 07:25 Hildenborough, opposite Half Moon Lane 06:44 07:08 07:25 Hildenborough, opposite Church 06:45 07:09 07:26 Hildenborough, Watts Cross 06:46 07:10 07:27 Hildenborough, The Cock Horse 06:47 07:11 07:28 Hildenborough, Thirst and Last 06:47 07:11 07:29 Morley's Roundabout (A21 junction) 06:48 07:12 07:30 Swanley, adjacent Wested Lane [R] 06:58 07:22 07:40 London 789a 789b 789c A2 Bexley, Black Prince Hotel (West-bound) [R] 07:16 07:39 07:58 Blackwall Tunnel South (Bus stop MU) [R] 07:33 07:54 08:16 Blackwall Tunnel North, Poplar (Buc ctop CO) [R] 07:39 08:07 08:26 Canary Wharf, West India Ave (Bus stop E) 07:41 08:09 08:28 Aldgate tube station (Bus stop N) 07:54 08:22 08:41 Fenchurch St rail station (Bus stop N) 07:56 08:24 08:43 Monument, Gracechurch St (Bus stop U) 07:58 08:26 08:45 Cannon St rail station (Bus stop MA) 08:03 08:31 08:50 Blackfriars, Millennium Bridge (Bus stop SF) 08:06 08:34 08:53 HMS President, Temple Ave 08:08 08:36 08:55 Temple tube station 08:10 08:38 08:56 Embankment tube station 08:11 08:37 08:57 Victoria St, Westminster Abbey 08:15 08:41 09:01 Victoria St, West of Broadway 08:16 08:42 09:02 Horseferry Rd, West of Monck St 08:18 08:44 09:04 Millbank, tate Britain 08:19 08:45 09:05 [R] - Denotes 'Request Stop' SEVENOAKS AM TIMETABLE LSP0564 MON - FRI exc.
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