Information update: 441 Bus Route
The 441 bus route will be switching from the Perimeter Road to the Bath Road on 28th November 2009. This will provide greater connectivity between T5, Waterside, Compass Centre and the CTA and these journeys will still be within the Free Travel Zone.
 
Find out more at: http://www.travellondonbus.co.uk/news/changes-to-route-441-around-heathrow-from-28th-november

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