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Bus service(s) 205 Valid from: 04 September 2016 Areas served Places on the route Doncaster Doncaster Frenchgate Balby Interchange Rossington Brunel Industrial Estate Harworth Hesley Village & College Tickhill What’s changed The service will be re-routed between Doncaster and Rossington to run along Great Yorkshire Way instead of Bawtry Road to provide faster journeys for commuters. Operator(s) Some journeys operated with financial support from South Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive How can I get more information? TravelSouthYorkshire @TSYalerts 01709 51 51 51 Bus route map for service 205 01/04/2016# Wheatley Intake Armthorpe 205 Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange Hyde Park Belle Vue Cantley Branton Lakeside Auckley Balby, Woodfield Way/White Rose Way Balby Finningley Loversall Rossington, King Ave/Nelson Rd Mount Pleasant Rossington Rossington, Bond St/Radburn Rd Rossington, Bond St/Ashville Wadworth Hesley 205 Hesley, Hesley Col Drway/Hesley Col Bawtry Stainton Tickhill, Sunderland St/ North Gate Ó 205 Tickhill, Exel Distribution Centre Tickhill 205 Tickhill, Sunderland St/Market Pl database right 2016 and Maltby yright Harworth p o c own r C Bircotes data © y e v Sur e Harworth, Brunel Cl/Industrial Est c dnan r O Stone ontains C 6 = Terminus point = Public transport = Shopping area = Bus route & stops = Rail line & station = Tram route & stop Stopping points for service 205 Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange Cleveland Street Balby Balby Road Woodfi eld Way Rossington King Avenue Earl Avenue King Georges Road Grange Lane Central Drive Radburn Road Bond Street Stripe Road Hesley Hesley College Driveway Stripe Road Tickhill Exel Distribution Centre Stripe Road Blyth Road Harworth Tickhill Road Blyth Road Brunel Close Blyth Road Tickhill Road Blyth Road Bawtry Road Tickhill Road Sunderland Street Market Place Wilsic Road Tickhill, Westfi eld Road Tickhill, Westfi eld Road Wong Lane Westgate Castle Gate Sunderland Street Tickhill Road Bawtry Road Blyth Road Harworth Tickhill Road Blyth Road Brunel Close Blyth Road Tickhill Road Tickhill Blyth Road Stripe Road Exel Distribution Centre Stripe Road Hesley Hesley College Driveway Stripe Road Rossington Bond Street Radburn Road Central Drive Grange Road King Avenue Balby Woodfi eld Way Balby Road Cleveland Street Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange Sign-up for a MyTSY account for personalised travel information at home or on the move. travelsouthyorkshire.com ‘GET SMART’ 205 Monday to Friday Doncaster Centre Tickhill Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange 0510 0655 0855 1040 1255 1705 2100 Balby, Woodfield Way/White Rose Way 0520 0706 0906 1051 1306 1717 2110 Rossington, King Av/Nelson Rd 0528 0714 0914 1059 1314 1727 2118 Hesley, Hesley Col Drway/Hesley Col – 0724 0924 1109 1324 1737 2128 Tickhill, Exel Distribution Centre 0539 0729 0929 – 1329 1742 2133 Harworth, Brunel Cl/Industrial Est 0546 0736 0936 – 1336 1749 2140 Tickhill, Sunderland St/Market Pl 0553 0743 0943 1117 1343 1756 2147 Tickhill, Westfield Rd/Saffron Cres – 0748 0948 1122 1348 1801 – 205 Monday to Friday Tickhill Doncaster Centre Tickhill, Westfield Rd/Saffron Cres – 0756 0951 1126 1356 – – 1806 – Tickhill, Sunderland St/North Gate 0600 0800 0955 1130 1400 1520 1605 1810 2200 Harworth, Brunel Cl/Industrial Est 0607 – – – 1407 – 1612 1817 2207 Tickhill, Exel Distribution Centre 0614 – – – 1414 – 1619 1824 2214 Hesley, Hesley Col Drway/Hesley Col – 0807 1001 1136 1419 1526 1624 1829 2219 Rossington, King Av/Nelson Rd 0626 0817 1011 1146 1429 1536 1634 1839 2229 Balby, Woodfield Way/White Rose Way 0634 0827 1019 1154 1437 1544 1642 1847 2237 Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange 0647 0842 1032 1207 1450 1557 1655 1900 2250 205 Saturday Doncaster Centre Tickhill Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange 0510 0655 0855 1030 1210 1310 1505 1705 2100 Balby, Woodfield Way/White Rose Way 0520 0706 0906 1041 1221 1321 1516 1716 2110 Rossington, King Av/Nelson Rd 0528 0714 0914 1049 1229 1329 1524 1724 2118 Hesley, Hesley Col Drway/Hesley Col – 0724 0924 1059 1239 – 1534 1734 2128 Tickhill, Exel Distribution Centre 0539 – – – – 1340 – 1739 2133 Harworth, Brunel Cl/Industrial Est 0546 0734 – – – 1347 – 1746 2140 Tickhill, Sunderland St/Market Pl 0553 0741 0932 1107 – 1354 1542 1753 2147 Tickhill, Westfield Rd/Saffron Cres – 0746 0937 1112 – – 1547 1758 – 205 Saturday Tickhill Doncaster Centre Tickhill, Westfield Rd/Saffron Cres – 0801 0941 1116 – 1556 1806 – Tickhill, Sunderland St/North Gate 0600 0805 0945 1120 1400 1600 1810 2200 Harworth, Brunel Cl/Industrial Est 0607 – – – 1407 – 1817 2207 Tickhill, Exel Distribution Centre 0614 – – – 1414 – 1824 2214 Hesley, Hesley Col Drway/Hesley Col 0619 0811 0951 1126 1419 1606 1829 2219 Rossington, King Av/Nelson Rd 0629 0821 1001 1136 1429 1616 1839 2229 Balby, Woodfield Way/White Rose Way 0637 0829 1009 1144 1437 1624 1847 2237 Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange 0650 0842 1022 1157 1450 1637 1900 2250 205 Sunday Doncaster Centre Tickhill Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange 0510 0655 1205 1310 2100 Balby, Woodfield Way/White Rose Way 0520 0705 1215 1320 2110 Rossington, King Av/Nelson Rd 0528 0713 1223 1328 2118 Hesley, Hesley Col Drway/Hesley Col – 0723 1233 – 2128 Tickhill, Exel Distribution Centre 0539 – – 1339 2133 Harworth, Brunel Cl/Industrial Est 0546 0733 – 1346 2140 Tickhill, Sunderland St/Market Pl 0553 0740 – 1353 2147 205 Sunday Tickhill Doncaster Centre Tickhill, Sunderland St/North Gate 0600 0804 1400 2200 Harworth, Brunel Cl/Industrial Est 0607 – 1407 2207 Tickhill, Exel Distribution Centre 0614 – 1414 2214 Hesley, Hesley Col Drway/Hesley Col 0619 0810 1419 2219 Rossington, King Av/Nelson Rd 0629 0820 1429 2229 Balby, Woodfield Way/White Rose Way 0637 0828 1437 2237 Doncaster, Frenchgate Interchange 0650 0841 1450 2250 The information shown is correct at the time of production and is subject to change..
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