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Golden 

Easter Holiday in Eastbourne 

Fri 29th March 2013 to Mon 1st April 2013 

4 days, 3 nights DB&B at the Lansdowne Hotel, 

Eastbourne 

Day 1 - 

We travel to 

Eastbourne 

departing 

Cheadle at 

0830 giving 

us enough 

time to stop in 

Windsor with 

time to explore 

and purchase 

some lunch. 

We will leave in 

the afternoon 

to continue 

to our hotel in 

Eastbourne in 

time to check in and freshen up before dinner. 

Day 2 - After breakfast we will tour the Sussex 

coast and downs visiting Chichester via Lewes 

in the South Downs ANOB, Lewes is the country 

town of Sussex, picturesquely set on a spur 

where the River Ouse meanders through the 

South Downs. Next we visit Chichester, famous 

for its flourishing are scene where you can browse 

the great array of shop or head to the famous 

Cathedral. The spire is a landmark over the Sussex 

plains and can be spotted for miles around. The 

final place we will visit is Arundel to spend some 

time. Back to the hotel for dinner. 

Day 3 - Breakfast at the hotel. Today being Easter 

Holidays from 

Sunday passengers will have some free time in 

Eastbourne to enjoy its award winning seafront 

with its quality beaches, famous Carpet Gardens 

with their vibrant floral displays and fountains, 

Napoleonic fortress, Sovereign Harbour, and 

much more in the afternoon we will travel over to 

Brighton to spend some time in the Regency town. 

Back to the hotel for dinner. 

Day 4 - Today after breakfast and checking out we 

will travel home making a stop in Royal Tunbridge 

Wells the Spa town for a coffee or early lunch 

stop and sightseeing. We will then continue our 

journey home with another interesting stop in the 

University City of Cambridge arriving back early 

evening. 

£249.00 pp sharing a twin room. 

All tours & entrances included 

Ireland Holiday 

Mon 6th May 2013 to Fri 10th May 2013 

5 days, 4 nights DB&B at the 4★ Malone Lodge 

Hotel, Belfast 

Day 1 - We will depart Cheadle at 0830 and travel 

to Holyhead for our ferry to Dublin. Passengers will 

have plenty of time to purchase lunch and relax 

whilst enjoying the crossing. We will then continue 

our journey to Belfast and should arrive in time to 

check in, enjoy a welcome drink and relax before 

dinner. 

Day 2 - Today after breakfast we will enjoy a 

guided tour of Belfast in the morning and then 

visit the Titanic Experience in Central Belfast - 

a dramatic, innovative and exciting presentation 

of the real story of the Titanic. The story is told 

through nine galleries and this state-of the-art 

All our holidays and short breaks include a 

full tour programme - please ask for details. 

exhibition takes you on a journey through the life 

of the Titanic, from her conception in Belfast in 

the early 1900s, through to her construction and 

launch, to her famous maiden voyage and tragic 

end. The journey continues into the aftermath of 

the sinking through to the discovery of the wreck 

and into the future with live undersea exploration. 

Enjoy a sense of encounter with the real people 

who built and sailed on the Titanic brings visitors 

closer to the story in a meaningful and memorable 

way. One hundred years on from the launch of 

the world’s most famous ship - experience the 

amazing Titanic story in the city of her birth - 

Belfast. See the shipyard where she was built, 

Titanic’s Dock & Pump-House (a fascinating 

interactive visitor centre) and visit Titanic in 

Belfast, a new visitor attraction, built at the head 

of the slipways from which Titanic was built and 

launched. Experience a thrilling ride through 

Titanic’s construction in the shipyards, relive the 

drama of her sinking and visit her wreck on the 

ocean floor. Other highlights of this historic city 

include City Hall, St. George’s Market, St. Anne’s 

Cathedral, the Botanic Gardens and the Crown 

Liquor Saloon, a splendid gin palace and famous 

landmark. Back to the hotel for dinner. 

Day 3 - Today, after breakfast, we head into 

County Down and head south to visit Mount 

Stewart House, an 18th Century mansion with 

lavish interiors and landscaped grounds. Here we 

have time to explore the garden rooms recreated 

using the diaries of Edith, Lady Londonderry. 

Discover the fascinating history of Mount Stewart 

mansion and enjoy the magnificent views of 

Strangford Lough. We will then enjoy a scenic 

drive around the Strangford Lough the largest sea 

lough in the British Isles into Downpatrick where 

you could visit Down Cathedral the burial place 

of St Patrick, Irelands patron Saint. Back to the 

hotel for dinner. 

Day 4 - We may have to make an early start 

today after breakfast. It is all about scenery 

today, some of the finest in the United Kingdom, 

starting with a spectacular drive along the 

Antrim Coast through glacier-gouged valleys 

of charming seaside villages and highlands of 

forests, bogland and waterfalls. Next we arrive 

at the nearby village of Bushmills where we visit 

the Old Bushmills Distillery, the oldest whiskey 

producer in Ireland. Here we enjoy a guided tour 

showing the processes used to manufacture the 

whiskey followed by a tasting. We then have free 

time for lunch at Bushmills. This afternoon we 

visit the extraordinary Giant’s Causeway, the only 

UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland. 

Here we learn all about the history and legend 

linked to this. (Please make sure you have sensible 

footwear to visit Giants Causeway). A ride back to 

the hotel for dinner. 

Day 5 - After a hearty Irish breakfast, it is time to 

start our homeward journey catching a lunchtime 

ferry from Dublin to Holyhead and arriving home 

early evening. 

£399.00 pp Sharing a twin room. 

All tours & entrances included. 

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Golden 

Chelsea Flower Show 

Fri 24th May 2013 to Sat 25th May 2013 

2 days, 1 nights DB&B at the Double Tree by Hilton 

Hotel, Heathrow 

Day 1 - We will depart 

Cheadle at 0830 and 

travel to London via 

Windsor and arrive 

at the hotel late 

afternoon in time to 

check in and relax 

before dinner. 

Day 2 - We will leave 

for the Chelsea flower 

show after breakfast 

so that we can spend 

the whole day to enjoy 

this international show. 

After the show we will 

travel back to Cheadle. 

£165.00 pp sharing 

a twin room. All tours 

& entrances included. 

Great Gardens In Wales 

Mon 22nd July 2013 to Fri 26th July 2013 

5 days, 4 nights DB&B at the Ivy Bush Hotel, 

Carmarthen. 

Day 1 - We make our way to the South East of 

Wales and our hotel, The Ivy Bush Royal Hotel. 

You have time to relax and unwind before dinner 

this evening at the hotel. Population of around 

15,000. Notable sights in the town include Picton’s 

Monument and St Peter’s Church. Back to the 

hotel for dinner. 

Day 2 - After breakfast today we make our way 

to the National Botanical Gardens of South Wales. 

The garden is both a visitor attraction and a 

centre for botanical research and conservation, 

Holidays from 

and features the world’s largest single-span 

glasshouse. The idea started In 1978,when a group 

of local walkers decided they wanted to revive the 

splendour of what they could see around them. 

Setting up a fund raising scheme, the little money 

raised led to the rediscovery of a number 

of historical features. You have time to walk around 

and discover the natural beauty of South Wales. 

Highlights to look out for include three lakes, a 

Japanese Garden and a Bog Garden, along with 

the Double Walled Garden and the Tropical House. 

We then return to our hotel, and with the location 

being in the middle of town you can wander the 

High Street before dinner which will be served with 

a complimentary glass of wine. Back to the hotel 

for dinner. 

Day 3 - After breakfast, we take the short trip 

to arrive at Aberglasney House and Gardens 

where entrance is included. Spectacularly set 

in the beautiful Tywi valley of Carmarthenshire, 

Aberglasney House features one of the finest 

gardens in Wales. Aberglasney Gardens have been 

an inspiration to poets since 1477. The story of 

Aberglasney spans many centuries, the house’s 

origins are still shrouded in mystery. We have time 

to explore the gardens and house before we make 

our way back to the hotel, where tea/coffee and 

biscuits will be served. Dinner in the evening. 

Day 4 - After breakfast we make our way to 

Upton Castle Gardens. Upton Castle was built 

by one of the barons dependant on the Earldom 

of Pembroke, possibly by a member of the 

Malefant family who held Upton during the 13th 

century. Some of the original building including 

three turrets still stands today. At Upton there 

are several gardens within a garden which in all 

extends to about 35 acres. All of the gardens are 

surrounded by the Arbotetum, a collection of 

rare trees mostly planted in the 1920’s and 30’s. 

The arboretum is further surrounded by broad 

leaved woodland leading down to tidal Cleddau 

estuary. After the gardens we make our way to the 

Welsh coast and the town of Tenby with its sandy 

beaches and 13th century medieval town walls. 

Boats sail from Tenby’s harbour to the offshore 

monastic Caldey Island, while St Catherine’s Island 

is linked to the town at low tide. Back to the hotel 

for dinner. 

Day 5 - After breakfast we depart our hotel and 

make our way home. 



Kent & Scenes of Sussex 

Mon 5th August 2013 to Fri 9th August 2013 

5 days, 4 nights DB&B at the Mercure Tunbridge 

Wells Hotel 

Day 1 - We leave Cheadle at 0830 and travel to 

Tunbridge Wells via Cambridge for a lunch stop 

and should arrive at the hotel in time to check in 

and freshen up before dinner. 

Day 2 - Today after breakfast we will visit 

Sissinghurst Castle Garden Sissinghurst’s beautiful 

garden was laid out in the 1930s by novelist 

Vita Sackville-West and her diplomat husband 

Harold Nicolson and surrounds the remains of 

an Elizabethan mansion. Vita’s writing room 

demonstrates how she surrounded herself with 

the artefacts she collected on her travels abroad. 

If you’re feeling energetic, climb the 78 steps to 

the top of the Elizabethan tower which was used 

as an observation point during the Second World 

War to admire farreaching views of the fabulous 

Wealden countryside. Back to the hotel for dinner. 

Day 3 - Breakfast in the hotel, then we will visit the 

lovely town of Tenterden today for the Kent and 

East Sussex Railway and the Tenterden Vineyard. 

Take a guided tour of the vineyard and learn 

about the history of English wine, the methods 

used in the vineyards and the processes behind 

the production of the award winning wines. Tours 

include a tasting of a selection of wines. 

The Kent & East Sussex Railway follows a 

picturesque 10 mile route which snakes through 

the rolling countryside of the Rother Valley from 

Tenterden to Bodiam, and terminates just a stone’s 

throw from the National Trust Castle. See steam 

locomotives pull beautifully restored coaches 

dating from Victorian times to the 1960s. Return 

to the hotel for dinner. 




Golden 

Day 4 - Today we will spend the day in Brighton. 

The cosmopolitan seaside resort of Brighton has 

much to offer. Perhaps visit the exotic Brighton 

Pavilion, built as a seaside palace for George IV, 

take a stroll along the pier or enjoy the far reaching 

coastal views from nearby Beachy Head. For a 

different view of the town, why not take a ride on 

an open topped bus or on the Brighton Wheel. 

Back to the hotel for dinner. 

Day 5 - After breakfast and checking out we will 

depart for home. 

£329.00 pp sharing a room. 


Bruges Canal Festival 

Fri 23rd Aug 2013 to Mon 26th Aug 2013 

4 days, 3 nights DB&B at the Altia Hotel in Lille 

Day 1 - We depart from Cheadle early morning 

and travel to Dover from our Channel crossing 

over to Calais, France. On arrival we continue to 

our hotel in Lille in time to check in and freshen 

up before dinner in the hotel. 

Holidays from 

Day 2 - We will have the morning at leisure and 

an early lunch provided at the hotel. We have 

an early afternoon departure to Bruges for the 

50th Anniversary of The Festival Of The Canals, 

which is held every four years. This festival, 

staged along the beautifully illuminated canals 

and in the Burg Square, is a captivation pageant 

with various scenes taking the spectators back 

into the fascination history of Bruges. All scenes 

involve hundreds of local participants, who make 

music, sing and dance, and perform each scene 

independently without intermission. Starting from 

one of the entrances, one can wander at leisure 

from one scene to another. The festival really 

comes to life at 9pm with spectacular shows and 

fireworks displays. Dinner can be found at one 

of the many food stalls and restaurants along the 

canal (payable individually). Departure back to the 

hotel by coach at approx 11pm. 

Day 3 - After a late breakfast at the hotel, we will 

travel the short distance to the centre of Lille. The 

City of Lille boasts some spectacular architecture, 

much of it Flemish, from the days of Belgium rule. 

Head to Vieux Lille ( Old Lille), the historic quarter 

that has been lovingly restored, and spend a little 

time wandering around its narrow, cobbled streets 

lined with lovely shops as well as open air bars 

and restaurants. Also of interest is the jardin des 

Plantes de Lille botanical gardens which is open 

daily with free admission. At approximately 5pm 

we will head back to our hotel for our evening meal 

with the rest of the evening free. 

Day 4 - After breakfast we will head to Calais for 

our 1230 sailing back to Dover arriving back in 

Cheadle in the early evening in time to meet our 

feeder coaches. 



Life and Death in Pompeii 

Exhibition at the British 

Museum 

Weds 25th Sept to Thurs 26th Sept 2013 

2 days 1 night DB&B at the Ibis Hotel Earls Court, 

London 


direct to London making a lunch stop in Stratford. 

We will arrive at the hotel in time to check in and 

freshen up before a three course evening meal. 

Day 2 - After a full English breakfast we will check 

out of the hotel and travel to the British Museum 

for the must see exhibition of 2013. We will leave 

London after lunch at a time to be advised and 

travel home arriving early evening. 

Holiday note - In Spring 2013 the British Museum 

will present a major exhibition on the Roman cities 

of Pompeii . It will be the first ever held on these 

important cities at the British Museum, with many 

of the objects never before seen outside Italy. 

The exhibition will have a unique focus, looking 

at the Roman home and the people who lived in 

these ill-fated cities. 

Buried by the catastrophic volcanic eruption 

of Mount Vesuvius in just 24 hours in AD 79. 

This event ended the life of the cities but at the 

same time preserved them until rediscovery by 

archaeologists nearly 1700 years later. 

The exhibition will give visitors a taste of the daily 

life of the people of Pompeii and Herculaneum, 

from the bustling street to the family home, 

exploring the lives of individuals in Roman society. 

Life and death in Pompeii and Herculaneum will 

be the first 6-month exhibition at the British 

Museum since the hugely successful The First 

Emperor: China’s Terracotta Army back in 2007. 



Autumn Tints in 

Charming Cornwall 

Fri 25th October 2013 to Weds 30th October 2013 

6 days, 5 nights DB&B at The Rosemundy Hotel 

in St Agnes 

Day 1 - We will depart Cheadle at 0830 to travel 

to Cornwall stopping for lunch and arriving at our 

hotel in St Agnes late afternoon early evening to 

check in and freshen up before dinner in the hotel. 

Day 2 - After breakfast we will have a leisurely day 

spending the morning in St Ives and then come 

back to St Agnes to spend a relaxing afternoon 

and then dinner in the hotel. 

Day 3 - Today, after breakfast, we will visit the 

Eden Project, then return to the hotel for dinner. 

Day 4 - Breakfast in the hotel. We change 

direction today and visit the unspoilt fishing 

harbour of Port Leven the most Southerly port in 

Great Britain. After some free time we will continue 




Golden 

via Marazion to enjoy the stunning views of the 

Lizard Peninsula and St Michaels Mount returning 

via Lands End time permitting. Dinner in the hotel. 

Day 5 - Breakfast in the hotel, then we will visit 

the Lost Gardens of Heligan and then travel to 

Padstow the quaint fishing village famous for Rick 

Steins fish Restaurant. Return to the hotel for 

dinner. 

Day 6 - We depart after breakfast returning via the 

main roads and motorways to arrive back home 

early evening. 

£439.00 pp sharing a twin room per night. 


Turkey & Tinsel at the 

Winnock in Dryman 

Sun 3rd November 2013 to 

Thurs 7th November 2013 

5 days, 4 nights DB&B at the Winnock Hotel. 


via motorways stopping in Moffatt for lunch. We 

hope to arrive in Drymen at 3 star Winnock Hotel 

Holidays from 

at approximately 1630 in time to settle in and 

enjoy a drinks reception and 3 course meal 

followed by “Story telling from the Jacobite 

period and history”. 

Day 2 - Today is “Christmas Eve”. After breakfast, 

we will enjoy an excursion taking in the famous 

Trossachs. We will stop in Aberfoyle and Callander 

before returning back to the hotel for afternoon tea 

and a three course evening meal followed by an 

evening of song and dance. 

Day 3 - “Christmas Day”. Breakfast in the hotel. 

We begin our scenic drive around the west side 

of captivating Loch Lomond, renowned for its 

beauty and tranquillity with many picture postcard 

views and will stop in Luss on Loch Lomond. 

We continue our journey, making a stop in the 

town of Inveraray. The pace of life here remains 

wonderfully peaceful, matching the glorious views 

of the mountains over the tranquil waters of Loch 

Fyne. You will have free time here, so why not visit 

Inveraray Castle or Inveraray Jail? Then loop back 

to follow the length of Loch Lomond (weather 

permitting). We will see Loch Long, Loch Fyne, 

Loch Awe and the length of Loch Lomond. We 

will then travel through Glen Croe, Glen Kinglas, 

Glen Arary, Glen Lochy and Glen Falloch before 

returning to experience a traditional Christmas 

dinner with a visit from Father Christmas and 

a fun musical festive quiz. 

Day 4 - “Hogmanay”. After breakfast we will visit 

Stirling Castle perched high upon a huge rock. 

Mary Queen of Scots was crowned at Stirling at 

the age of 10 months. There are plenty of facilities 

for lunch etc. Tonight there will be a traditional 

Scottish dinner with dancing and a piper. 

Day 5 - We will return home today after breakfast 

stopping in Gretna Green for shopping and lunch 

and arrive home early evening. 



Thursford for Christmas 

Thurs 21st November to Sat 23rd November 2013 

3 days,2 nights DB&B at the DeVere Dunstan 

Hall Hotel. 

Day 1 - We depart Cheadle at 0830 and travel via 

Stamford for our lunch stop. Stamford is a lovely 

Georgian town and was used in the film Pride and 

Prejudice. We will than continue across country 

via Downham Market, Swaffham and Dereham 

to Norwich and our hotel “The De Vere Dunston 

Hall Hotel” near Norwich. The hotel is an imposing 

red brick country house hotel set in 150 acres of 

beautiful wooded Norfolk parkland approximately 

10 minutes from Norwich. We should arrive late 

afternoon in time to freshen up before dinner. 

Day 2 - After a leisurely breakfast we head into 

Norwich for a spot of Christmas shopping or a 

visit to the Cathedral. This afternoon after a late 

lunch at the hotel instead of dinner we head for 

Thursford and the fabulous spectacular. 

Day 3 - After breakfast we head for home visiting 

the historic towns of Beecles and Bungay, Bury 

St Edmunds and Cambridge for our lunch stop. 

We will then continue across country making a 

comfort stop en route arriving back early evening. 



Bath Christmas Market 

Wednesday 4th Dec 2013 to Fri 6th Dec 2013 

3 days 2 nights staying at the 4★ Menzies Hotel 

in Swindon. 

The trend for Christmas markets in Britain 

continued to grow, with many now just as good 

as the continental markets. Bath Christmas market 

is wonderful and set in a truly beautiful city. 

Day 1 - We depart Cheadle at 0830 and travel to 

our 4* hotel via the beautiful Cotswolds stopping 

at Bourton-on-the-water and Stow-on-the-Wold. 

You will have time to explore both villages and find 

some lunch before we continue in time to relax 

and unwind at our hotel. 

Day 2 - After breakfast we will depart and travel to 

Bath for the Christmas market, the journey taking 

approximately 50 minutes. You will be able to enjoy 

the wonderful market set between the famous 

Bath Abbey and Roman Baths. Over 20 chalet 

style stalls offer quality products and great gift 

ideas from handcrafted jewellery and decorations, 

to cards, toys and local produce. You may also like 

to visit the restored Roman Baths and Museum, 

the 15th century Abbey and the Assembly Rooms, 

or take advantage of the citys excellent shopping 

before we return to the hotel for dinner. 






£ adult £ OAP £ child code £ adult £ OAP £ child code 

Sun 3rd March 

Explore Wales 

A Welsh scenic tour of 

Bala Lake via Tryweryn 

valley to Blanau 

Ffestiniog. Llander Valley 

and Betws-y-Coed 

Sun 10th March 

Mothering Sunday 

19.95 19.95 19.95 D 

Special 

Lancashire tour and 

3 course carvery lunch at 

the Calfs Head Worston 

included. Great Value! 

Sun 17th March 

23.95 23.95 23.95 D 

Explore England 

Gloucester Cathedral 

and Great Malvern 

(entrance to Cathedral 

included). 

Thurs 21st March 

Holmfirth at the 

heart of Summer 

24.95 24.95 24.95 D 

Wine Country 

For the market and 

afternoon tea at “The 

Old Bridge Hotel” 

(afternoon tea included) 

Weds 27th March 

Gordon Riggs 

18.95 18.95 18.95 D 

Nursery Todmorden 14.95 14.95 14.95 

& Skipton for the market 

D 

day trips schedule 2013 

Fri 29th March 

Good Friday 


Lake Ullswater sail on 

Englands most beautiful 

Lake (sail included) 

28.95 28.95 26.95 D 

Fylde Coast 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

North Wales Coast 14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Southport 

Sat 30th March 

11.80 10.80 10.80 D 

York Shopper 

Sun 31st March 

Easter Sunday 

16.45 16.45 15.75 D 


Severn Valley Railway 

(train trip included) 

28.95 28.95 28.95 E 

Fylde Coast 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

North Wales Coast 

Mon 1st April 

Easter Monday 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 


Yorkshire Dales 

Richmond and 

Swaledale tour 

26.95 26.95 26.95 E 

Fylde Coast 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 


Weds 3rd April 

Brockholes 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

and Skipton 

For the market 

9.95 9.95 9.95 S 

Fri 5th April 

Chester City & zoo 

Sat 6th April 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Aintree 

for the Grand National 

Sun 7th April 

13.95 13.95 13.95 S 

Explore Scotland 

Dumfries, Newton 

Stewart and the 

magnificent scenic forest 

trail to New Galloway 

and Loch Ken 

Sun 14th April 

27.95 27.95 27.95 E 

Country Drive 

meal included 

Sun 21st April 

26.95 26.95 26.95 D 


Stratford for 

Shakespeares birthday 

celebrations. The 

birthday weekend 

marking the 449th 

anniversary of the bards 

birth with events drama 

and celebrations to enjoy 

Thurs 25th April 

Harrogate Spring 

17.95 17.95 15.95 D 

flower show 

Sun 28th April 

Churnet Valley 

15.95 15.95 13.95 D 

Railway 

A delightful journey 

through Staffordshire’s 

hidden valley on their 

special 1940s weekend 

(1940 fancy dress 

optional) 

Harrogate Spring 

26.95 24.95 24.95 D 

flower show 15.95 15.95 13.95 D 


Fri 3rd May 

Chester Special 

Chester and Cheshire 

Oaks Outlet 

Sun 5th May 

Llandudno Victorian 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Extravaganza 

and Transport Festival 

with free shuttle bus 

Mon 6th May 

Llandudno Victorian 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Extravaganza 

and Transport Festival 

with free shuttle bus 

Sun 12th May 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 


Visit Stoke Bruerne and 

take a two and half 

hour cruise through 

the Blisworth Tunnel in 

Northamptonshire. Stoke 

Bruerne Canal village 

is a picturesque village 

set alongside the Grand 

Union Canal with the 

near by canal Museum 

in the heart of South 

Northamptonshire 

Thurs 16th May 

27.95 27.95 27.95 E 

Liverpool 

For a day of shopping 

and heritage 

Sun 19th May 

11.50 11.50 9.95 D 


The Wye Valley in 

Herefordshire straddling 

the Welsh and English 

border countries (an 

area of outstanding 

natural beauty). Visiting 

Ross on Wye and 

cruising through the Wye 

Valley (cruise included) 

29.95 29.95 29.95 E

Fri 24th May 


Helmsley for the market 

and Walled Garden - a 

perfect English market 

town with a bustling 

market square, dramatic 

Castle ruins, charming 

shops and tea rooms 

surrounded by the 

beautiful North Yorkshire 

Moors (entrance to 

Helmsley Walled 

Gardens included) 

Sun 26th May 

Bodnant Gardens 

22.95 21.95 21.95 D 

and Llandudno 

(Entrance included) 

Special price for 

National Trust members 

£14.50. Please note 

- it is the passengers 

responsibility to bring 

their National Trust 

Cards on the day. 

Mon 27th May 

22.95 22.95 22.95 D 


Gloucester Docks 

for the Tall Ships Festival 

2013 - the unique 

bi-annual event 

24.95 22.95 24.95 E 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 

Also available 

as long stay 

Thurs 30th May 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Southport 

Southport and 

11.80 10.80 10.80 D 

Churchtown 11.80 10.80 10.80 D 


Fri 31st May 

Holker Hall for the 

Gardening Festival 

Entrance included 

26.95 25.95 25.95 D 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

Sat 1st June 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Evening tour 

Blackburn Chocolate 

house (demonstration 

and carvery supper 

included) 

25.95 25.95 25.95 O 



as long Stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

North Wales Coast Service 

refers to all destinations 

listed on inside back page 

Sun 2nd June 

Explore England 39.95 39.95 39.95 D 

Settle To Carlisle Railway 

one of the worlds 

greatest train journeys. 

73 miles taking you 

through the magnificent 

Yorkshire Dales and over 

the 24 arches of the 

famous Ribble viaduct 

then through the Dales 

with the gentle lush 

rolling hills of the Eden 

Valley and the rural 

villages and market 

towns before arriving at 

the great city of Carlisle 

(train journey included) 


Mon 3rd June 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 14.40 13.25 13.25 D 


as long stay 

Tues 4th June 


and Llandudno 22.95 22.95 22.95 D 









NATIONAL TRUST MEMBERS 

AVAILABLE ON DAY TRIPS ONLY 

Please note - some of the properties we visit are 

National Trust. Please inform us at the time of 

booking if you are a member and there will be a 

reduction. Please remember to bring your valid 

National Trust Membership Card on the trip. 

Weds 5th June 

Chester City and zoo 

Thurs 6th June 

Boundary Mills 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Shopper 

Fri 7th June 

9.85 9.85 9.85 S 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Sat 8th June 



as long stay 

Sun 9th June 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 


RAF Cosford Air Show 

(entrance included) 

Mon 10th June 

27.95 27.95 27.95 E 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

Thurs 13th June 

NEC for BBC 

Gardeners World 

Live and the BBC 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Good Food Show 

(2 shows for the 

price of 1). Entrance 

included. 

Fri 14th June 

35.50 33.50 33.50 D 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

Sat 15th June 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 


Also available as 

long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D

Sun 16th June 


Chatsworth 

Florabundance. The 

house and garden 

are transformed in a 

summer flower festival 

in partnership with 

renowned bulb specialist 

De Jager and floral 

designer Jonathan 

Moseley (entrance 

included) 

Sat 22nd June 

26.95 25.95 25.95 D 



as long stay 

Sun 23rd June 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 


Visit Ely Cathedral in 

the East of England 

for a spectacular 

flower festival (superb 

flower displays, 

musical performances, 

workshops refreshments 

and shopping). Entrance 

included 

Sat 29th June 

37.95 37.95 37.95 E 

Evening tour 

Pendle Witch Country 

(meal at the Pendle Inn 

Barley included) 

24.95 24.95 24.95 O 



as long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 


Sun 30th June 

Explore England 34.75 34.75 34.75 E 

Shropshire Tour Visit 

Ludlow in the heart of 

Shropshire and then 

onto Daniels Mill to visit 

the largest waterwheel 

powering a corn mill 

still working in England 

today situated in the 

idyllic Shropshire 

countryside (tour and 

afternoon tea included) 




Sat 6th July 



as long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Evening Tour 

Upper Peak Forest 

Cruise on Judith Mary 

(cruise and hot pot 

supper included) 

Sunday 7th July 2013 

25.95 25.95 25.95 O 


A Grand Derbyshire 

Tour - Millerdale, Eyam, 

Baslow, Bakewell, 

Matlock and 

Chesterfield 

RAF Waddington 

International 

15.95 15.95 15.95 D 

Air Show 

Celebrating 95 years 

(entrance included 

43.00 43.00 33.00 E 

PLEASE NOTE - TERMS AND CONDITIONS ARE ONLY FOR HOLIDAYS AND SHORT BREAKS ➔ 

BULLOCKS COACHES TRADING CHARTER 

R.Bullock & Co (Transport) Ltd, Commercial Garage, 

Stockport Road, Cheadle, Cheshire, SK8 2AG. 

OUR TRADING CHARTER WITH YOU 

DOEs THIs TRADING CHARTER ApplY TO MY BOOkING? 

Yes, if you are booking a “package” to which the Package Travel, Package Holidays 

and Package Tours Regulations 1992 apply and which does not comprise a flight, 

but not otherwise. 

In brief, those Regulations apply to a booking of at least two of the following 

components when sold or offered for sale at an inclusive price and when the 

service covers a period of more than twenty-four hours or includes overnight 

accommodation:- 

• transport, 

• accommodation, 

• other tourist services not ancillary to transport or accommodation and accounting 

for a significant proportion of the package. 

WHY sHOUlD I READ THIs? 

Because it is very important. Our Trading Charter forms a key part of our agreement 

with you because it not only comprises the booking terms and conditions for the 

booking of your package, but also the Consumer Guarantee (described below) from 

The Bonded Coach Holidays Group (“BCH Group”), part of the Confederation of 

Passenger Transport UK, providing protection for the money you pay to us for the 

booking should we go out of business. Both the booking terms and conditions and 

the Consumer Guarantee, together with the confirmation of booking we give you at 

the time we commit to your booking for you, together make up the legally binding 

contract between you as the lead name making the booking, anyone else in your 

party and us. 

When you make this booking as the lead name you undertake that you are 18 and 

have the authority to accept, and do accept, on behalf of your party the terms of this 

Trading Charter. This contract is made subject to the terms of this Trading Charter, 

which are governed by English Law, and the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the English 

Courts. However, if you are resident in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you are able to 

choose the law and courts in your country, but if you wish to do so we would ask you 

to request this before placing your booking. 

I you did not see this Trading Charter before you made your booking and you are 

not happy to proceed with the booking now that you have seen it, please return all 

documentation to us of the booking agent through whom you booked with 7 days of 

receiving this Trading Charter. Your booking will be cancelled and your monies will 

be returned in full, provided you have not commenced your travel.] 

HOW AND WHEN DO I MAkE THIs CONTRACT WITH YOU? 

We welcome you making contact with us in a number of ways. You can write to us, 

phone us, use a travel or booking agent, email, or visit our website . Whichever 

way you contact us, the contract is made when your booking is entered on to our 

reservation system and we issue a confirmation of booking. We will send you, or 

your booking agent the confirmation of your booking within 14 working days. Please 

check this confirmation very carefully to ensure all the information is correct and tell 

us, or your agent, immediately of any errors. 

HOW Is MY MONEY fOR THE pACkAGE I BOOk 

pROTECTED? 

Your money is protected by the Consumer Guarantee described below and provided 

to you by the BCH Group. 

This is possible because we subscribe to the Code of Conduct of the BCH Group, 

which requires us to take out a bond from a financial entity in favour of the BCH 

Group for it to use to provide protection for your package money in the unlikely event 

that, for financial reasons, we can’t carry out our booking obligations to you. 

BCH GROUp CONsUMER GUARANTEE 

The Bonded Coach Holiday Group guarantees to you that in the event of our failure 

through insolvency to provide your package as booked, BCH Group will: 

• wherever possible, arrange for your package to be completed; 

• where failure occurs after your package has begun, arrange for you and those 

in your party covered by the booking to be returned by an appropriate means of 

transport to their UK area of departure; 

• if the package cannot be completed as booked, to reimburse your bookingpayments 

received by us, provided that BCH Group will first take in to account 

and withhold an appropriate amount if any part of the service has already been 

provided (including any substituted service) or you are entitled to a refund from 

your credit card provider. 

In the event that you are to be reimbursed under the BCH Group consumer 

guarantee, you will be asked to assign absolutely to BCH Group any right, claim 

or cause of action which you may have arising out of or connected with the subject 

matter and will be asked to assist BCH Group in any claim brought by them 

connected with the subject matter. 

pAYMENTs BY CREDIT CARD 

If you made payment for the booking of any services using a credit card it is likely 

in many circumstances that you have recourse against the credit card company in 

the event of services not being supplied in whole or in part due to the supplier’s 

financial failure. In those circumstances, you will be advised to check that you have 

exhausted your remedies against the credit card company. 

WHEN DO I NEED TO pAY fOR MY pACkAGE AND HOW 

MUCH? 

We reserve the right to alter the prices of any of the packages that we advertise. At 

the time of booking you will be told the current price of the package. You can book 

by paying a deposit for each person named on the booking. You will be told at what 

point in time you will become committed to a booking, but we are not committed to 

the booking until such time as we provide you with our confirmation of booking. Our 

commitment is always conditional upon any balance being paid before the dates 

listed below. 

If you book within our balance due period you will need to pay the total package 

cost at the time of your booking. 

If you do not pay the outstanding balance for your package on or before the date 

when it is due we may cancel your booking and you will be required to pay the 

cancellation charges detailed below. The date of cancellation will normally be the 

date on which we receive your written confirmation that you intend to cancel or 15 

days after the balance due date, whichever comes first. 

Deposit £40.00 per person 

Your balance is due 6…. weeks prior to departure 

Where optional items are purchased as part of the package these are payable on the 

balance due date except where items, such as theatre tickets, have been specifically 

purchased for you. In this case the cost will be payable at a separate date notified 

to you and will not normally be refundable unless we obtain a refund from the 

supplier we use. 

If I UsE AN AGENT WHO DOEs MY MONEY BElONG TO? 

Your agent will hold your deposit on your behalf until we issue a confirmation of 

your booking, which confirms there is a contract between us. The agent then holds 

this money on our behalf. The agent holds the balance you pay on our behalf until 

the date the balance is due. The agent will then forward to us. 

CAN YOU CHANGE THE pRICE Of MY pACkAGE AfTER YOU 

HAvE IssUED THE BOOkING CONfIRMATION? 

Yes we can, but only in very limited circumstances and not within 30 days of your 

departure. The price of your package can be varied due to changes in:- 

• Transportation costs such as fuel and/or fuel tax, ferry operator fares and tolls, 

embarkation or disembarkation fees at terminals; 

• Exchange rates applied to the particular package booked; or 

• Dues and taxes including changes in VAT or any other Government imposed 

charges. 

In the case of any variation described above, an amount equivalent to 2% of the 

price of your package, which excludes insurance premiums and any amendment 

charges, will be absorbed. An administration fee of £1 per person will be paid by 

you. If this means that you would have to pay an increase of more than 10% of the 

price of your package before increase, you may cancel it and receive a full refund of 

all monies paid, except for any amendment charges.

We will consider an appropriate refund of insurance premiums paid if you can show 

that you are unable to transfer or reuse your policy. Should you decide to cancel 

for this reason, you must exercise your right to do so within 14 days from the issue 

date printed on your revised invoice. Alternatively, you can accept an offer of an 

alternative comparable package of equivalent or superior quality, if available, or an 

alternative package of lower quality, if available. You may then transfer payment 

made in respect of the original package to the alternative package. If the cost of 

the alternative package is less than the original package, the difference in price 

will be refunded. We will also pay compensation as set out below. Please note that 

travel arrangements are not always purchased in local currency and some apparent 

changes have no impact on the price of your package due to contractual and other 

protection in place. 

We calculate the price of your package using the exchange rates quoted in the 

Financial Times Guide to World Currencies on 3 November 2011 using the following 

currencies. 

Country Exchange rate . Euro. 

CAN I CHANGE MY pACkAGE ARRANGEMENTs? 

After we have issued our booking confirmation we will do our best to accommodate 

any changes you may want to make but we cannot guarantee to do so. Any changes 

must be notified to us in writing and signed by the person who signed the booking 

form. If we are able to make the changes an amendment fee will be payable plus 

the cost that we incur in making the amendment. The costs of making a change 

increases the closer to the departure date you want to make it. Some arrangements, 

like particular types of tickets, cannot be changed without paying a cancellation 

charge of up to 100% of the cost of the ticket. 

CAN I TRANsfER MY BOOkING TO sOMEONE ElsE? 

You can transfer your booking to someone else provided you give us reasonable 

notice. This person must be able to satisfy all the conditions for the package and a 

change cannot normally be made later than seven days prior to departure. We will 

make an administration charge per booking for every transfer we make plus any 

reasonable additional costs caused by the transfer. You will remain responsible for 

ensuring that the package is paid for by the balance due date. This is in addition to 

(and does not affect) the separate liability of the transferee to us. 

HOW CAN I CANCEl MY pACkAGE? 

You, or any member of your party, may cancel at any time provided that the 

cancellation is made by the person in whose name we issued the confirmation of 

booking and is communicated to us in writing via the office at which you made 

your original booking. You will have to pay cancellation charges set out in the scale 

below to cover our estimated loss resulting from the cancellation. If you are insured 

against cancellation you may be able to recover the charges from your insurers. Your 

cancellation will take effect from the date when either the travel agent or we receive 

your written confirmation of your cancellation. You must also return any tickets or 

vouchers that you have received. A reduction in room occupancy may increase the 

charges for the remaining passengers by the application of supplements for low 

occupancy of rooms. 

sCAlE Of CANCEllATION CHARGEs 

Period before departure within which written Amount of cancellation 

cancellation of package price is received Charge as a % of total 

package cost 

More than 56 days Deposit only 

55 - 49 days 30% or Deposit, if greater 

48 - 22 days 50% 

21 - 8 days 70% 

7 - 1 days 90% 

Departure day or later including voluntary 

termination during the package Total package cost 

WHAT HAppENs If YOU CHANGE MY pACkAGE? 

The arrangements for your package will usually have been made many months in 

advance. Sometimes changes are unavoidable and we reserve the right to make 

them at any time. Most of these changes are likely to be minor and we will do our 

best to keep you or your booking agent informed. 

If, after booking and before departure, we make a significant change to your 

package you will have the option of withdrawing from the package without 

penalty or alternatively you may transfer to another package without paying an 

administration fee. In either case we will pay you compensation according to the 

scale set out below. 

A significant change includes a change in departure time or return time of more 

than 12 hours, a change of departure point, location of resort or type of hotel, 

(excluding single overnight hotels on touring packages where the quality of the hotel 

is comparable), a change of mode when crossing the Channel, or the specification 

of the coach. 

If you withdraw from the package because we have made a significant change or if 

we have to cancel your package for any reason other than non-payment by you we 

will offer you the choice of: 

• A comparable replacement package if available; 

or: 

• a replacement package of lower quality together with a refund of the price 

difference; 

or: 

• a full refund of the money you have paid. 

When we have notified you of the changes and options available, you must tell us 

your decision as soon as possible and within any timescale we may set bearing in 

mind the need to safeguard the booking arrangements of other customers. 

sCAlE Of COMpENsATION 

We will pay you compensation for significant changes on the following scale: 

Period before departure in which significant change 

is notified to you or your agent Amount per person 

More than 42 days Nil 

25 to 42 days £10 

15 to 24 days £15 

8 to 14 days £20 

0 to 7 days £25 

Payment of compensation according to the scale set out above will not affect your 

statutory right to claim further compensation if, in all the circumstances, you remain 

dissatisfied. 

If, prior to departure, we make a significant change to your package arrangements 

or cancel your package we will pay you compensation on the above scale unless:- 

• the package is cancelled because the number of persons who agreed to take 

it is less than the minimum number required, and you were informed of the 

cancellation in writing within the period indicated in the description of the 

package; or 

• the package is changed or cancelled by reason of unusual and unforeseeable 

circumstances beyond our control, the consequences of which could not have been 

avoided even if all due care had been exercised. These circumstances, which we 

call force majeure, include, but are not limited to, war or threat of war, riot, civil 

strife, terrorist activity, industrial disputes, fire, quarantine, epidemic or health 

risks, natural or nuclear disasters, port and terminal closures and adverse weather 

conditions. 

Payment of compensation according to the scale set out above will not affect your 

statutory right to claim further compensation if, in all the circumstances, you remain 

dissatisfied. 

If, after departure, we need to make a change to a significant proportion of your 

package we will do our best to make suitable alternative arrangements at no extra 

cost to you. If it proves impossible to make suitable alternative arrangements, or if 

you have reasonable grounds for refusing the alternative offered, we will arrange 

transport back to your point of departure, or to an alternative location that we agree 

to, Unless the change is as a result of unusual and unforeseeable circumstances 

beyond our control (force majeure as described above), you will also be entitled to 

compensation. 

WHAT Is THE ExTENT Of OUR lIABIlITY? 

Your package contract with us will be performed or provided with reasonable skill 

and care. We accept responsibility if you or customers named in the booking suffer 

death or personal injury, or the contractual arrangements are not provided as 

promised as a result of the failure of us or our agents or suppliers or the employees 

of each whilst acting in the course of their employment unless the failure or improper 

performance is due to:- 

• you, or 

• any of the following: 

a third party unconnected with the provision of the travel arrangements, or 

unusual and unforeseeable circumstances beyond our control, the consequences of 

which could not have been avoided even if all due care had been exercised, or 

an event which we or our suppliers, even with all due care, could not foresee or 

forestall 

provided that in these 3 events we would still endeavour to give prompt assistance 

if you are in difficulty and, if you inform us that you don’t believe you have received 

the contracted service, we will make prompt efforts to find appropriate solutions. 

For claims which involve death or personal injury we do not impose any restriction 

upon our liability to the extent that it arises from our negligence. 

For all other claims which do not involve personal injury or death: 

• the most we will have to pay if we are liable to you is twice the price you’ve paid 

for your package (not including insurance premiums and amendment charges). 

• Our liability will also be limited in accordance with/or in line with all relevant 

international convention. These include the Athens Convention (applies to 

transport by ship), the Berne Convention (applies to transport by rail), the Geneva 

Convention (applies to transport by road) and the Paris Convention (applies to 

accommodation). You can get copies of the relevant conventions from the Internet 

or from us. You should also note that these conventions limit or remove the 

amount of compensation that you can claim for death, injury, delay to passengers 

and loss, damage and delay to luggage. We will apply the limits of these 

Conventions to any payments to you as if we were the carrier. 

The above suppliers (such as accommodation or transport providers) have their 

own booking conditions or conditions of carriage, and these conditions may limit 

or remove the relevant transport provider’s or other supplier’s liability. You can get 

copies of such conditions from our offices, or the offices of the relevant supplier. We 

will pay you in accordance with these conditions which are incorporated into the 

Trading Charter. 

If we make any payment to you or any member of your party for death or personal 

injury or illness, you will be asked to assign to us or our insurers the rights you may 

have to take action against the person or organisation responsible for causing the 

death, personal injury or illness. 

NB: this clause does not apply to any separate contracts that you may enter into for 

excursions or activities during or outside of your package. 

WHAT DO I NEED TO DO If I HAvE TO COMplAIN? 

If you have a complaint during your package you should tell the driver/ 

representative or supplier at the earliest opportunity so that they can do their utmost 

to resolve the problem immediately. If they are unable to resolve the problem to 

your satisfaction you should complete a Holiday Report Form which is available from 

the driver/representative. You will be given a copy of this report which you should 

keep. If, on your return from your package, you remain dissatisfied you should write 

within 28 days to the Office Manager. 

In your letter you will need to quote your booking reference number, holiday 

number, departure date and the number of the Holiday Report Form which you 

completed at the time. 

If you do not tell us at the earliest opportunity about a problem giving rise to your 

complaint we cannot take steps to investigate and rectify it at the time. We will 

take into account the date you first drew the problem to the attention of our driver/ 

representative or supplier when responding to your complaint and it may affect your 

rights under this Trading Charter if we have not been able to investigate and remedy 

the situation at the time. 

OUR COACHEs 

We will always use our reasonable endeavours to provide a coach to the specification 

as described in our brochure or advertisement but reserve the right to substitute an 

alternative vehicle should unforeseen circumstances arise. There is a seating plan of 

the coach for each package, but it is possible that on occasions operational reasons 

will require a coach with a different configuration to be used. We therefore reserve 

the right to alter a coach-seating plan and allocate seats other than those you have 

booked. 

Requests for particular seats can be made on most packages when booking 

but because allocations are made on a first come, first served basis you are 

recommended to book early. When your booking is confirmed you will be offered the 

best seats that are available at that time. If you know someone who may want to 

book later but sit near you please discuss this with the booking clerk at the time you 

make your booking. 

Specific seats will not be allocated on coaches which operate on feeder services 

between joining points and main package departure points. 

HOTEl fACIlITIEs 

Some hotel facilities, such as indoor or outdoor swimming pools or leisure facilities, 

may from time to time be withdrawn for routine maintenance or be subject to 

seasonal availability. The provision of these facilities is therefore not guaranteed. 

HEAlTH & sAfETY DURING YOUR pACkAGE 

In some foreign countries, standards of infrastructure, safety and hygiene may 

be lower than those to which we are accustomed in the UK. You should therefore 

exercise greater care for your own protection. Further information can be obtained 

from your GP or from your travel agent who can provide you with the leaflet “Health 

Advice for Travellers” published by the Department of Health. Some people may 

be at risk from discomfort or deep vein thrombosis (DVT) if they remain immobile 

on a journey for a long period of time. If you are planning to undertake a bus or 

coach journey of more than 3 hours you should consult your doctor if you have ever 

had DVT or pulmonary embolism, a family history of clotting conditions, cancer or 

treatment for cancer, a stroke, heart or lung disease or if you have had major surgery 

in the past 3 months. We reserve the right to refuse any booking in the absence 

of a doctor’s certificate confirming that you are fit to travel. During the journey we 

will provide comfort stops as frequently as possible. During these stops you are 

encouraged to get off the coach and walk around. Exercise reduces any discomfort 

which may be caused by periods of immobility. During any journey you should drink 

alcohol only in moderation as it leads to dehydration. 

pAssENGER BEHAvIOUR 

We want all our customers to have a happy and carefree holiday. But you must 

remember that you are responsible for your behaviour and the effect it may have 

on others. If you or any member of your party is abusive or disruptive or behaves in 

a way which, in our reasonable opinion, could cause damage or injury to others or 

affect their enjoyment of their holiday, or which could damage property, we have 

the right, after reasonable consideration, to terminate your contract with us. If this 

happens we will have no further obligations or liability to you. The coach driver/ 

representative, ship’s captain, or authorised official of other means of transport is 

entitled to refuse you boarding if in their reasonable opinion you are unacceptably 

under the influence of drink or drugs or you are being violent or disruptive. If you are 

refused boarding on the outward journey we will regard it as a cancellation by you 

and we will apply cancellation charges according to the scale set out above. If the 

refusal is on the return journey we have the right to terminate the contract and will 

have no further obligations or liability to you. 

NO sMOkING pOlICY 

Smoking is not permitted on our coaches. 

pETs 

We do not allow pets to taken on our packages. Registered Assistance Dogs will 

normally be accommodated on UK packages but not on overseas packages. 

pICk Up pOINT, ITINERARIEs, TRAvEl DOCUMENTs AND 

pAsspORT 

You are responsible for ensuring that you are at the correct departure point, at the 

correct time, with the correct documents and we cannot be held liable for any loss or 

expense suffered by you or your party because of an incorrect passport or late arrival 

at the departure point.

If you are a British citizen travelling outside the United Kingdom you must have 

a full UK passport valid for a minimum of three months after your scheduled date 

of return. Non-UK citizens must seek passport and visa advice from the relevant 

consulates or embassies of the countries you plan to visit prior to making a booking 

for one of our packages (and you are advised to check with the relevant consulate 

or embassy to ensure you allow sufficient time before your departure to apply for a 

visa). The name on the passport must match the name on the ticket. If someone in 

your party changes name after the booking is made you must tell us immediately so 

that we can issue the ticket in the new name. 

When you have paid the balance we will send you or your booking agent all the 

necessary labels so that you receive them in good time for your holiday. Certain 

travel documents may have to be retained by us and your driver/courier will then 

issue them to you at the relevant time. If you lose a travel document after it has 

been issued to you we will require you to meet the direct cost charged by the carrier/ 

supplier for the issue of a duplicate or replacement. 

R. Bullock & Co (Transport) LTD., reserve the right to modify itineraries to conform 

with requests from the competent authorities in the United Kingdom and any other 

sovereign state through which the tour will operate. We recommend that you read 

the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advice about your holiday at 

www.fco.gov.uk. 

Excursions which are included in the cost of your booking and are part of your 

package are detailed on the relevant brochure page and refunds will not be made 

for any excursion not taken. Optional excursions may be booked and paid for in 

resort but these will not form part of your booking. 

Admission fees to buildings, grounds etc. are not included in the price of the 

package unless otherwise stated on the relevant brochure page. 

WHAT HAppENs If I AM DElAYED? 

Your travel insurance may cover you for some delays. In addition where you are 

delayed for more than six hours in any one day we will seek to minimise any 

discomfort and where possible, arrange for refreshments and meals. 

DO I NEED TO TAkE OUT TRAvEl INsURANCE? 

We strongly advise all our customers to take out travel insurance to cover medical and 

repatriation costs, personal injury, loss of baggage and cancellation charges. If you 

do not have adequate insurance and require our assistance during your package, we 

reserve the right to reclaim from you any medical repatriation or other expenses which 

we may incur on your behalf which would otherwise have been met by insurers. 

WHAT AssIsTANCE WIll YOU GIvE ME If THINGs GO 

WRONG WHEN IT Is NOT YOUR fAUlT? 

In addition to what has already been stated (and without affecting that), if you, 

or any member of your party, suffer death, illness or injury whilst overseas arising 

out of an activity which does not form part of your package travel arrangements 

or an excursion arranged through us in the UK, we shall at our discretion, offer 

advice, guidance and assistance. Where legal action is contemplated and you want 

our assistance, you must obtain our written consent prior to commencement of 

proceedings. Our consent will be given subject to you undertaking to assign any 

costs, benefits received under any relevant insurance policy to ourselves. We limit the 

cost of our assistance to you and any member of your party to £5000 per party. 

pAssENGERs WITH DIsABIlITIEs 

You confirm that you will notify us before you book if you or any member of your 

party has a disability so that we may consider what reasonable adjustments we or 

any relevant supplier should consider in the context of your package. 

We want to ensure the arrangements for your package are suitable and appropriate. 

If you have specific needs for equipment (such as scooters) or medication, or you 

will need assistance or particular facilities in the hotel, port or train station, or may 

have difficulties in taking part in excursions or boarding and travelling on the coach 

or other means of transport you must let us know in advance. If any assistance is 

required it must be brought to our attention at the time of booking or, if it arises 

later, as soon as possible. Not all the packages in this brochure may be suitable for 

you and if we reasonably consider we cannot provide what is required, we will not 

accept the booking or, if details are not given at the time of booking, cancel it. We 

want you to enjoy your package and will try to help you select an appropriate trip. 

If you need advice or further information either you or your booking agent should 

contact the Office Manager. 

spECIAl REqUEsTs 

If you require a special diet please tell us before booking, or as soon as you are 

medically advised, and send us a copy of the diet. We will notify the hotel or hotels 

identified in your booking but please note that some hotels may not have facilities 

to provide special diets and we cannot be held liable for their failure to do so unless 

the hotel has confirmed in writing that a special diet will be catered for . Where we 

think that a hotel is likely to be unable to cope with a special diet, we will tell you 

prior to your booking confirmation being issued so that you can exercise your right to 

cancel your package booking without charge. Any extra costs incurred by you during 

your package must be paid to the hotel by you prior to departure from the hotel. 

You should also detail any other requests, for example, low floor rooms, particular 

rooms or locations on the special requests section of the booking form. We will 

pass your request to the relevant supplier but this does not necessarily mean that 

your request will be fulfilled. If a request can be fulfilled you may incur an extra 

charge payable either to us or direct to the hotel. Please note that requests cannot 

be guaranteed unless we confirm on your booking confirmation that this is a 

guaranteed requirement. 

sINGlE OCCUpANCY 

Single occupancy of rooms when available may be subject to a supplementary 

charge and this will be shown on the brochure page. 

ENTERTAINMENT 

Some of our hotels arrange additional entertainment. Where this is part of the 

package details are given on the respective brochure page. Where it is not specified 

it may still be available but is at the discretion of the hotel and is not guaranteed. It 

may be withdrawn if there is a lack of demand or for operational reasons. 

DATA pROTECTION ACT 

In order to process your booking and to ensure that your travel arrangements run 

smoothly and meet your requirements we, and your travel agent, need to use 

the information you provide such as name, address, any special needs/dietary 

requirements etc. 

We take full responsibility for ensuring that proper measures are in place to protect 

your information. We must pass the information on to the relevant suppliers of your 

travel arrangements such as hotels, transport companies etc. The information may 

also be supplied to security or credit checking companies, public authorities such as 

customs/immigration if required by them, or as required by law. 

Additionally, where your package is outside the European Economic Area (EEA), 

controls on data protection in your destination may not be as strong as the legal 

requirements in this country. We will not, however, pass information on to any 

person not responsible for part of your travel arrangements. This applies to any 

sensitive information that you give to us such as details of any disabilities or dietary/ 

religious requirements. If we cannot pass this information to the relevant suppliers, 

whether in the EEA or not, we cannot provide your booking. In making this booking, 

you consent to this information being passed on to the relevant persons. Please note 

that where information is held by your travel agent, this is subject to your agent’s 

own data protection policy. 

Your data controller is the Office Manager. You are entitled to a copy of your 

information held by us. If you would like to see this, please contact us. 

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This brochure was printed in the United kingdom 

by R.Bullock & Co (Transport) ltd., 

January 2013 


Sat 13th July 



as long stay 

Sun 14th July 

Explore Wales 

Anglesey tour including 

Beaumaris and South 

Stack 

Sat 20th July 

21.95 21.95 21.95 D 



as long stay 

Evening Tour 

Staffordshire 

Moorlands Tour 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

via Leek 

See the Roaches and 

the famous Winking 

Man in the Rocks (one 

hour refreshment stop in 

Hartington). 

Sun 21st July 

Highlights of Central 

11.95 11.95 11.95 O 

England 

including Royal 

Leamington Spa, 

Warwick and Kenilworth 

Castle & Elizabethan 

Garden. Entrance, 

tour and afternoon tea 

included. 

Thurs 25th July 

36.95 36.75 36.75 D 



as long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

. . . Continued from before the Terms and Conditions section 

Fri 26th July 

Chester City and zoo 

RHS Show at 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Tatton Park 9.95 9.95 9.95 D 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

Sat 27th July 

Cheshire tour and 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Evening Meal 

At Sheilas restaurant 

Rushton Spencer (meal 

included) 

22.50 22.50 22.50 O 



long stay 

RHS Show at 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Tatton Park 

Sun 28th July 

9.95 9.95 9.95 D 


















RHS Show at 

39.95 39.95 39.95 D 

Tatton Park 9.95 9.95 9.95 D

Mon 29th July 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

Tues 30th July 

Knowsley 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Safari Park 


Weds 31st August 

20.95 20.95 20.95 L 

Blackpool 


as long stay 

Kids Special 

11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Tatton Park 

Visit the Mansion 

Gardens and Farm to 

experience the magic of 

Beatrix Potter. Tatton Park 

is celebrating her life 

and works. Characters 

and scenes from her 

books will pop in the 

Mansion Gardens and 

farm to delight adults 

and children alike 

(entrance included). 

Thurs 1st August 

16.95 16.95 12.95 L 



long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 





Fri 2nd August 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Chester City and Zoo 9.85 

Sat 3rd August 

9.85 7.85 D 

Scarborough 


as long stay 

18.20 18.20 16.10 D 

York 


as long stay 

16.45 15.75 15.75 D 



long stay 

Evening Tour 

Llangollen and 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Horseshoe Pass 

in North Wales (one 

hour refreshment stop 

in Llangollen) 

Sun 4th August 

11.95 11.95 11.95 O 


The Lythe Valley Bowness 

and Grasmere 

Mon 5th August 

18.95 18.95 18.95 D 

Kids Special 

Gullivers World 

Warrington 

7.95 7.95 7.95 L 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 14.40 13.25 13.25 D 


Tues 6th August 

Cotswold Wildlife 

Park and Gardens 

Mammals, birds, reptiles 

etc from all around the 

world in 160 acres of 

landscaped parkland 


Weds 7th August 

38.50 34.50 34.50 E 

Bakewell Show 11.95 11.95 9.50 D 

Blackpool 


as long stay 

Thurs 8th August 

11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Bakewell Show 11.95 11.95 9.50 D 



as long stay 

Fri 9th August 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Chester City and Zoo 9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 

Sat 10th August 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Evening Tour 

Last of the Summer 

Wine Country (one hour 

refreshment stop in 

Holmfirth) 

11.95 11.95 11.95 O 

Scarborough 


as long stay 

18.20 18.20 16.10 D 

York 


as long stay 

Shrewsbury Flower 

16.45 15.75 15.75 D 

Show 15.95 15.95 15.95 D 



as long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 


Explore England 42.50 42.50 42.50 E 

Spend some time in 

the city of spires and 

then a cruise from 

Oxford to Abingdon 

the picturesque market 

town passing through 

beautiful countryside 

SUMMER SPECIAL OFFER 

Throughout August on Blackpool and 

Rhyl day excursions only - 1 child will 

be charged the special rate of only 

£3.00 with every full paying adult 


Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 


Kids Special - 

Farmer Teds Farm 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Park 

Farmers Teds is an 

interactive childrens 

activity park situated on 

a working farm within 

beautiful Lancashire 

countryside (entrance 

included) 

12.50 12.50 15.50 L 

Blackpool 


as long stay 

11.95 10.50 10.50 D


Southport Flower 

Show 11.80 10.80 10.80 D 



long stay 



14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Show 11.80 10.80 10.80 D 


Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 


14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Evening Tour 

Denbighshire (meal at 

We Three Loggerheads 

at Colomendy meal 

included 

21.95 21.95 21.95 O 

Scarborough 


as long stay 

18.20 18.20 16.10 D 

York 


as long stay 


16.45 15.75 15.75 D 

Show 11.80 10.80 10.80 D 



as long stay 



14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Show 11.80 10.80 10.80 D 




Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 







Crich Tramway 

Village Museum 

A great day out for 

all the family in the 

picturesque heart of 

Derbyshire (entrance 

and guided tour 

included) 

Weds 21st August 

23.95 22.95 19.95 S 

Blackpool 


as long stay 

Thurs 22nd August 

11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Knowsley Safari Park 20.95 20.95 20.95 


L 



Fri 23rd August 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Chester City and Zoo 9.85 


9.85 7.85 D 

Evening Tour 

Pendle Witch Evening 

Tour (meal at Pendle Inn 

Barley included) 

24.95 24.95 24.95 O 

Scarborough 


as long stay 

18.20 18.20 16.10 D 

York 


as long stay 

16.45 16.45 15.75 D 



as long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 





Explore England 24.95 24.95 24.95 D 

Herriott Country tour 

visiting Thirsk and 

Hawes via Bedale and 

Leyburn 


Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 


14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Trentham Gardens 

entrance included 


Kids Special 

21.50 19.95 19.95 D 

Tatton Park 

Visit the Mansion 

Gardens and Farm to 

experience the magic of 

Beatrix Potter. Tatton Park 

is celebrating her life 

and works. Characters 

and scenes from her 

books will pop in the 

Mansion Gardens and 

farm to delight adults 

and children alike 


16.95 16.95 12.95 L 

Blackpool 


as long stay 


11.95 10.50 10.50 D 



as long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

The Lake District 

Keswick for market day 

and then travel via the 

scenic route to Grasmere 

for one hour (visit the 

famous Gingerbread 

shop) and Bowness 

17.95 17.95 17.95 D




Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 14.40 13.25 13.25 D 






Sat 31st August 

Scarborough 


as long stay 

18.20 18.20 16.10 D 

York 


as long stay 

16.45 15.75 15.75 D 



as long stay 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Evening Tour 

Upper Peak Forest 

Cruise on Judith Mary 

(cruise and hot pot 

supper included) 

Sun 1st September 

25.95 25.95 25.95 O 


Saltaire and Airdale 

Mon 2nd September 

16.95 16.95 16.95 D 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 


as long stay 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 

Weds 4th September 

Chester and 

Ness Gardens 

Ness Gardens is a 

garden situated near 

the English and Welsh 

border in Merseyside 

near to Chester 


15.95 15.95 15.95 D 

Chester 

Thurs 5th September 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Portmeirion 

Visit the unashamedly 

romantic village 


27.95 27.95 27.95 D 


Fri 6th September 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Blackpool 11.95 10.50 10.50 D 

Cleveleys 13.90 12.40 12.40 D 

Fleetwood 

Sun 8th September 

14.40 13.25 13.25 D 


















39.95 39.95 39.95 D 

Tues 10th September 

Pocklington for 

Market and Bunby 

Hall Gardens and 

Museum 



Boundary Mill 

17.95 17.95 15.95 D 

Shopper 


9.85 9.85 9.85 S 

Explore Scotland 

Gretna Green and 

Scottish Border Country 

via Hawick, Selkirk, 

St Mary’s Loch, Grey 

Mares Tail Waterfall and 

Moffatt. 

Harrogate Autumn 

39.95 39.95 39.95 E 

Flower Show 15.95 15.95 13.95 D 





Brockholes 

and Skipton 

For the market 

9.95 9.95 9.95 D 



Oaks Outlet 

Sun 22nd September 

Greenwich for the 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Cutty Sark Exhibition 54.95 54.95 54.95 


Thurs 26th September 

V 

Southport 11.80 10.80 10.80 D 


Fri 27th September 

Blackpool lights 

evening 

Sat 28th September 

11.95 11.95 10.50 P 

Llandudno 

for the day 


Blackpool Lights 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Special 

Full day with fish & chip 

supper at the Cleveley’s 

Kitchen and return via 

the lights (fish and chip 

supper included). 

via the lights 

Weds 2nd October 


18.95 18.95 17.50 G 

Special 

Half day with fish & chip 

supper at the Cleveley’s 

Kitchen and return via 

the lights (fish and chip 

supper included). 

Thurs 3rd October 

Buxton for indoor 

18.95 18.95 17.50 K 

farmers market 

Including special farmers 

market day lunch at the 

Pavilion Gardens (lunch 

included) 

Sun 6th October 

18.95 18.95 18.95 D 


Bath for the Jane 

Austen Centre in her 

bicentenary year. Visit 

the Jane Austen Centre 

sample a Lady Catherine 

Cream Tea (entrance 

and cream tea included) 

45.95 45.95 45.95 V

Thurs 10th October 

The Cotswolds and 

Kelmscott Manor 45.95 45.95 45.95 E 

the summer home of 

William Morris - poet, 

craftsman and socialist. 

Enjoy a stewarded tour 

and afternoon tea at this 

beautiful Manor house 

and visit the village of 

Kelmscott “a heaven on 

earth” Public opening of 

this Manor is very limited 

and in demand and we 

are very lucky to be able 

to offer this opportunity 

to visit to our customers. 


Autumn Tints 

in Lakeland 


Boundary Mill 

18.95 18.95 18.95 D 

Shopper 


9.85 9.85 9.85 S 

Mystery Tour 

(meal included) 

Mon 21st October 

28.95 28.95 28.95 D 

Bakewell 

For the market and 

Haddon Hall (entrance 

included) 

Tues 22nd October 

22.95 22.95 22.95 D 



Oaks Outlet 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 


Weds 23rd October 


Special 

Half day with fish and 

chip supper at the 

Cleveley’s Kitchen and 

return via the lights 

(fish and chip supper 

included). 


18.95 18.95 17.50 K 

Liverpool Shopper 

Fri 25th October 

11.50 11.50 9.95 D 

Southport 11.80 10.80 10.80 D 

Blackpool 

Evening and return via 

the lights 



for the Autumn 

Colours and 

11.95 11.95 10.50 P 

Llandudno 

Entrance included 








22.95 22.95 22.95 D 

NATIONAL TRUST MEMBERS 

AVAILABLE ON DAY TRIPS ONLY 

Please note - some of the properties we visit are 

National Trust. Please inform us at the time of 

booking if you are a member and there will be a 

reduction. Please remember to bring your valid 

National Trust Membership Card on the trip. 


Weds 30th October 

Blackpool 

Half day and return 

via the light 

Sun 3rd November 

11.95 11.95 10.50 K 

Blackpool 

For the day and return 

via the lights. (Last day 

of the illuminations) 

Weds 6th November 

11.95 11.95 10.50 G 

Bury Market 

Voted BBC best food 

market of the year 

Thurs 7th November 

8.95 8.95 8.95 S 

Buxton 

For indoor farmers 

market and special 

farmers market day 

lunch at the Pavilion 

Gardens (lunch 

included) 

Fri 15th November 

Chatsworth for 

18.95 18.95 18.95 D 

Christmas 

Visit the magnificent 

house dressed for 

Christmas with the 

theme being “The 

Lion the witch and the 

Wardrobe” and do some 

seasonal shopping at 

the Christmas market 


Weds 20th November 

25.95 25.95 25.95 D 

Leeds shopper 

For the traditional 

German Market 

11.50 11.50 11.50 D 

Thurs 21st November 

Boundary Mill 

Shopper 

Sat 23rd November 

Ludlow Christmas 

9.85 9.85 9.85 S 

Fayre 


Sun 24th November 

23.95 23.95 23.95 D 

Llandudno 

For the Christmas Fayre 

Thurs 28th November 

Harrogate 

14.50 12.50 12.50 D 

Christmas Market 

Sun 1st December 

Skipton medieval 

15.95 15.95 13.50 D 

Market 

Weds 4th December 

14.95 14.95 14.95 D 



Oaks Outlet 

Sat 7th December 

Harewood for 

9.85 9.85 7.85 D 

Christmas 

(entrance to house 

included). 

Sun 8th December 

Knaresborough 

25.95 25.95 25.95 D 

Christmas Market 

Sat 14th December 

Grassington 

14.95 14.95 14.95 D 

Dickensian Festival 16.25 16.25 16.25 D 

Please note - 2013 cancellation charges apply on day trips. 

Please refer to rear of travel ticket. 

please note 

Where entrance is 

included it is stated 

All details and fares 

are correct at time 

of printing and are 

subject to change

coach departures 

• Refer to day to day programme 

for key letters, then see corresponding 

column below 

• Ensure with your agent you have 

correct time and point 

DL D E F K O P G S V 

am am am pm pm pm pm am am am 

Alderley Bus stop outside NatWest bank 

Junc of London Rd and Macclesfield Rd 8.30 

Wilmslow Junction of Chapel Lane/ 

8.30 7.30 12.00 12.45 4.00 5.45 10.30 9.30 6.30 

Buckingham Road 

Wilmslow Bus stop – Green Lane, 

8.35 8.35 7.35 12.05 12.50 4.05 5.50 10.35 9.35 6.35 

opposite flats 

Wilmslow Junction of Styal Road/ 

8.35 8.35 7.35 12.05 12.50 4.05 5.50 10.35 9.35 6.35 

Manchester Road 

Wilmslow Outside Blue Bell Hotel, 

8.40 8.40 7.40 12.10 12.55 4.10 5.55 10.40 9.40 6.40 

Manchester Road 8.45 8.45 7.45 12.15 1.00 4.15 6.00 10.45 9.45 6.45 

Handforth Bus stop – Paddock precinct 8.50 

Handforth Bus stop – opposite 

8.50 7.50 12.20 1.05 4.20 6.05 10.50 9.50 6.50 

Southgate Centre on A34 

Heald Green Bus stop – outside 

- 8.50 7.50 12.20 1.05 4.20 6.05 10.50 9.50 6.50 

Social Club, Finney Lane 

Heald Green Library lay-by, 

9.15 8.55 7.55 12.25 1.10 4.25 6.10 10.55 9.55 6.55 

Finney Lane 

Wythenshawe Outside Portway News, 

9.15 9.00 8.00 12.30 1.15 4.30 6.15 11.00 10.00 7.00 

opposite Cornishman 

Wythenshawe Civic Centre, 

- 9.05 8.05 12.35 1.20 4.35 6.20 11.05 10.05 7.05 

opposite Granada 9.10 9.10 8.10 12.40 1.25 4.40 6.25 11.10 10.10 7.10 

Gatley Bus stop – opp Gatley Green - 9.15 8.15 12.45 1.30 4.45 6.30 11.15 10.15 7.15 

Altrincham Bus stop – opposite 

Barrington pub, Stamford New Road 8.40 8.40 7.40 12.10 12.55 4.10 5.55 10.40 9.40 6.40 

Timperley Thorley Lane car park 8.45 8.45 7.45 12.15 1.00 4.15 6.00 10.45 9.45 6.45 

Brooklands Outside Total garage, 

Marsland Road 8.55 8.55 7.50 12.25 1.10 4.25 6.10 10.55 9.55 6.55 

Sale Moor Bus lay-by, Marsland Rd 

by I.M.O car wash 9.00 9.00 8.00 12.30 1.15 4.30 6.15 11.00 10.00 7.00 

Sale Circle Bus stop – Sale Circle 

shops, Carton Road/Sale Road 9.05 9.05 8.05 12.35 1.20 4.35 6.20 11.05 10.05 7.05 

Northenden Opposite Methodist 

Church, Palatine Road 9.05 9.05 8.05 12.35 1.20 4.35 6.20 11.05 10.05 7.05 

Didsbury Bus stop – outside Oddbins, 

Wilmslow Road - 9.15 8.15 12.45 1.30 4.45 6.30 11.15 10.15 7.15 

Parrswood Post Office, Wilmslow Rd - 9.20 8.20 12.50 1.35 4.50 6.35 11.20 10.20 7.20 

Marple Regent Cinema, Stockport Rd 8.30 8.30 7.30 12.00 12.50 4.05 5.50 10.30 9.30 6.30 

Hazel Grove Outside Torkington 

Centre, Torkington Road 8.45 8.45 7.45 12.15 1.00 4.15 6.00 10.40 9.40 6.40 

Hazel Grove Bus stop – opposite 

Summer Palace, before petrol station 

Macclesfield Road 8.50 8.50 7.50 12.25 1.05 4.20 6.05 10.50 9.50 6.50 

Poynton Corner of Chester Rd/Nursery 

Drive outside McIlvride Medical Centre - 8.55 7.55 12.25 1.10 4.25 6.10 10.55 9.55 6.55 

Bramhall First bus stop on Moss Lane - 9.00 8.00 12.30 1.15 4.30 6.15 11.00 10.00 7.00 

Cheadle Hulme Bus stop on Gill 

Bent Road, near Smithy 9.05 9.05 8.05 12.35 1.20 4.35 6.20 11.05 10.05 7.05 

Cheadle Hulme Bus stop by 

Church Inn on Ravenoak Road 9.10 9.10 8.10 12.40 1.25 4.40 6.25 11.10 10.10 7.10 

Cheadle Hulme Hilma Travel, 

Station Road 9.15 9.15 8.15 12.45 1.30 4.45 6.30 11.15 10.15 7.15 

DL D E F K O P G S V 

am am am pm pm pm pm am am am 

Adswood Outside Greyhound Hotel, 

Councillor Lane 

Cheadle Bus stop – Councillor Lane, 

9.15 9.15 8.15 12.45 1.30 4.45 6.30 11.15 10.15 7.15 

opposite Matt Shovels pub 

Cheadle Bullocks Coach Station, 

9.15 9.15 8.15 12.45 1.30 4.45 6.30 11.15 10.15 7.15 

Stockport Road 9.30 9.30 8.30 1.00 1.45 5.00 6.45 11.30 10.30 7.30 

Romiley Outside Romiley Arms pub, 

opposite railway station, Stockport Road - 8.30 7.30 12.00 12.45 4.00 5.45 10.30 9.30 6.30 

Bredbury Outside library, George Lane - 8.35 7.35 12.05 12.50 4.05 5.50 10.35 9.35 6.35 

Woodley St. Mark’s Church, 

Redhouse Lane - 8.40 7.40 12.10 12.55 4.10 5.55 10.40 9.40 6.40 

Brinnington Lay-by, opposite 

Farmer’s Arms pub, Brinnington Road - 8.45 7.45 12.15 1.00 4.15 6.00 10.45 9.45 6.45 

South Reddish Opposite Carousel 

pub, Reddish Road - 8.50 7.50 12.20 1.15 4.20 6.05 10.50 9.50 6.50 

Reddish Bus lay-by, Houldsworth Square - 8.55 7.55 12.25 1.20 4.25 6.10 10.55 9.55 6.55 

Heaton Chapel Outside Ribbons 

& Bows, 15 School Lane - 9.00 8.00 12.30 1.15 4.30 6.15 11.00 10.00 7.00 

Heaton Moor Bus stop – Thornfield Rd 

opp side of road to old NatWest bank - 9.05 8.05 12.35 1.20 4.35 6.20 11.05 10.05 7.05 

Burnage Outside Victoria pub, 

Mauldeth Rd, junction with Burnage Ln - 9.10 8.10 12.40 1.25 4.40 6.25 11.10 10.10 7.10 

Burnage Bus stop – Fog Lane, 

junction with Kingsway - 9.10 8.10 12.40 1.25 4.40 6.25 11.10 10.10 7.10 

Offerton Bus stop near Finger Post 

Hotel on Dialstone Lane 8.50 8.50 7.50 12.20 1.05 - 6.05 10.50 9.50 6.50 

Davenport Bus stop – first stop on 

Mile End Lane (A6 end) 8.55 8.55 7.55 12.25 1.10 - 6.10 10.55 9.55 6.55 

Stockport Stockport Bus Station, 

Stand A 9.05 9.05 8.05 12.35 1.20 4.35 6.20 11.05 10.05 7.05 

Edgeley Corner of Date Street and 

Edgeley Road, near Alexandra Park 9.10 9.10 8.10 12.40 1.25 4.40 6.25 11.10 10.10 7.10 

Cheadle Heath Bus stop – opposite 

Farmer’s Arms pub, Edgeley Road 9.15 9.15 8.15 12.45 1.30 4.45 6.30 11.15 10.15 7.15 

Cheadle Bullocks Coach Station, 

Stockport Road 9.30 9.30 8.30 1.00 1.45 5.00 6.45 11.30 10.30 7.30 

URMSTON FEEDER SERVICE 

0830 Flixton - opposite Red Lion, Woodsend Road Bus stop outside Kongs Chip Shop 

0835 Urmston - Bus stop opposite Railway station, Flixton Road 

0840 Urmston - Bus stop on Davyhulme Circle 

0850 Stretford - Bus stop outside Petals and Pretty Things shop, Barton Road 

0855 Stretford - Arndale Centre Bus Stop, Kingsway 

0905 Chorlton Village - Bus stop on Wilbraham Road by junction with Oswald Road outside Croma Bar 

Limited picking up for Kids Specials. Late start/early finish 

L 

Hazel Grove The Torkington Centre, Torkington Road 10.15 

Offerton Outside the Finger Post Hotel, Hempshaw Lane 10.25 

Stockport Stockport Bus Station, Stand C 10.30 

Edgeley Corner of Dale St. and Edgeley Rd, near Alexandra Park 10.35 

Adswood Outside Greyhound Hotel, Councillor Lane 10.40 

Cheadle Hulme Hilma Travel, Station Road 10.45 

Cheadle Bullocks Coach Station, Stockport Road 11.00 

Parrswood Post Office, Wilmslow Road 11.15 

Gatley Bus stop – opposite Gatley Green 11.20 

Wythenshawe Civic Centre, opposite Granada 11.25 

Altrincham Opp Barrington Pub, opp bus station, Stamford New Rd 

Details are correct at time of printing 

11.30

ullocks agents 

Altrincham Altrincham Tourist Information Centre, 

20 Stamford New Road (Trafford Tourist Centre) 

Bramhall Travelcare Travel, Woodford Road 

Bredbury Leonards Newsagents, 

33 Higher Bents Lane 

Burnage Gailens Newsagents, 48 Burnage Lane 

Cheadle Bullocks Coaches, Stockport Road 

Cheadle Hulme Church Rd Post Office, Church Road 

Edgeley Argos Travel, 42 Castle Street 

Handforth Travelwise, 117 Wilmslow Road 

Hazel Grove Five Ways Travel, Macclesfield Road 

Heaton Chapel Ribbons & Bows, School Lane 

Heaton Moor Heaton Moor Top Post Office, 

7 Moorside Road 

feeder service 

Passengers are carried from Cheadle Coach Station 

at the fare stated. A feeder service from/to various 

picking-up points morning and night is operated 

free of charge by courtesy of the Company for the 

convenience of passengers. Any delays are regretted 

but passengers are reminded that this is a free 

courtesy service. Most day excursions arrive back 

at Cheadle Coach Station at 8.00pm/8.30pm. 

The passengers are delivered to their pick-up point 

by feeder service. 

See coach departures timetable. 

Last boarding point is usually Bullocks Coach Station. 

Passengers NOT wanting to use feeder service can 

always board at Cheadle Coach Station (car park 

is on Massie Street, 500 yards away – if parking in 

side streets please DO NOT use Jackson Street). 

Stockport Bus Station is also available for those 

passengers who would find it more convenient 

to use public transport. 

Northenden Taylor’s Newsagent, 396 Palatine Road 

Offerton Bakers Newsagent, 522 Hempshaw Lane 

Reddish Reddish Post Office, 6 Gorton Road 

Reddish Broomfield Post Office, 222 Reddish Lane 

Reddish Paper & Cards Newsagents, 

589 Gorton Road, North Reddish 

Romiley Jacksons’s News, Stockport Road 

Stockport Stockport TIC, Market Place 

Urmston Abacus Travel Services, 11-13 Flixton Road, 

Urmston, Manchester 

Wythenshawe Portway News, 510 Portway 

Wythenshawe TanZo-Go, Unit 1D Haletop, 

Wythenshawe M22 5RN 

We will endeavour to ensure that Cheadle Coach 

Station and Stockport Bus Station are amongst the 

first dropping points on the return journey. 

Keep programme for further reference 

Children & O.A.P’s 

One child under 3 years old, not occupying a seat 

and accompanied by an adult will be carried FREE. 

Any additional children, and all children aged 3-16 

inclusive will be carried at the advertised fare. 

O.A.P’s will be carried at the child fare ONLY 

on Blackpool, Cleveleys, Fleetwood, Morecambe, 

Southport, Llandudno, Rhyl day excursions and 

period returns. 

We regret that refunds of the O.A.P. concession 

cannot be made after the purchase of an 

adult ticket. 

short breaks return details 

north wales coast service fylde coast 

Refers to all destinations listed below return 

Conway (Saturday only) 

Bus layby by Conway Castle 

opposite St Mary’s Church 4.30pm 

Llandudno 

Coach Station, Mostyn Broadway, 

Moslyn Bay, opposite Asda 

Rhos-on-Sea 

5.00pm 

Cayley Arms Hotel 

Colwyn Bay 

5.10pm 

Lay By near railway station 

Rhyl 

National Express coach drop off 

5.15pm 

and pick up bay in centre of promenade 

at Seaquarium adjacent to clock tower. 

Blackpool 

5.30pm 

Pleasure Beach coach park 5.30pm 

St Annes 

Ashton Gardens 5.45pm 

period return fares 

adult OAP child 

Blackpool £16.85 £14.95 £14.95 

Cleveleys £17.60 £15.50 £15.50 

Fleetwood £17.90 £15.95 £15.95 

Lytham £16.85 £14.95 £14.95 

Fairhaven £16.85 £14.95 £14.95 

St Annes £16.85 £14.95 £14.95 

return 

Fairhaven 

Fairhaven Hotel 

Lytham 

5.50pm 

Outside Clifton Hotel 

Cleveleys 

Bus station 

5.50pm 

– Leeds/Bradford Stand 

Fleetwood 

Coach bays 

4.50pm 

opposite Fleetwood Museum 

Scarborough 

Outside Westwood coach park 

4.30pm 

opposite Tesco 

York 

5.15pm 

St Georges Field coach park 

Southport 

End of Neville Street at the 

6.30pm 

Carousel on the promenade 

Morecambe 

5.45pm 

Coach park by Morrisons 6.15pm 

adult OAP child 

Rhos-on Sea £21.75 £18.60 £18.60 

Colwyn Bay £21.20 £18.45 £18.45 

Rhyl £20.65 £17.10 £17.10 

Llandudno £21.45 £18.60 £18.60 

Conway £25.50 £25.50 £18.20 

Scarborough £30.50 £30.50 £21.95 

York £23.45 £23.45 £18.20

0161 428 5265 - Bullocks Coaches

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