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I checked on google maps, take 1hr and 20 mins.

95 goes straight to the business school, well close enough.

would you recommend the 51?

I haven't travelled that way for some years so I wouldn't know.

Use the official Traveline website and it is saying:

http://www.yorkshiretravel.net/journeyplanner/showJourneyOverview.do?rid=1402422746482&hss=Rt4c1169075613

leave Chesterfield Railway station at 7:49 and get to the stop outside Weston Park Hospital at 8:31 and that is with a Granny speed walk to the bus stop at the station. Leave Chesterfield at 8:03 and you will be there at 8:41 again with 13 minutes to get your bus.

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wartortle

Original post by nulli tertius

Thank you. Living in a small town like chesterfield, i am useless at using public transport.
Is western park hospital where you get the 51.

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nulli tertius

Original post by wartortle

Thank you. Living in a small town like chesterfield, i am useless at using public transport.
Is western park hospital where you get the 51.

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@53.3818465,-1.496065,17z

You can see the bus stop outside the hospital and the management school is at the top of Northumberland Road.

You can save yourself a short walk going home by catching a bus outside the management school, but when you are going home you can catch any bus going into town. The key thing is that the 51 is a reliable and frequent service to get you out there for your lectures.

I would go to Sheffield but I would have to say in Hallam's defence that there is virtually nothing in it in terms of employability for business and management.

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Carnationlilyrose

Original post by nulli tertius

Surely you get a train to Sheffield and the 51 bus along the A57 and then walk up to the business school. I can't believe that is taking you 90 minutes from Chesterfield.

Its been a long time since I have been along there but isn't it full of buses?