New bus services in Cumbria

EDIT- The 525 Mountain Goat bus to Hill Top is to also be included in the £2 maximum bus fare scheme, which is a huge saving on the normal fares- what was quite an expensive bus.
This does not actually seem to be part of the government funding, but (for a nice change) something done in partnership with the National Trust.

Also this is the link to the new 563 timetable- Penrith to Kendal via Kirkby Stephen, Sedbergh and Oxenholme- https://legacy.westmorlandandfurness.gov.uk/Buses/new/563.asp

Going from Oxenholme to Thorns Hall by stagecoach what stop do I want?

There's a stop approx 300 yds away.
Likely labeled , after the junction with Castlehaw,or Maryfell.

Richard, I did not do my homework. The bus from Oxenholme to Sedbergh does not run on Mondays.
A very kind gentleman helped me figure that out and drove me to Sedbergh.
I got a lovely geology and history lesson along my journey and an experience I will cherish. I love England. How will I leave?

As it happens the bus does run on a Monday. Not sure if that means the County Council have not updated the timetable case, and it is just showing the Western Dales services still.
I will try to remember to look on Thursday when I should be at Sedbergh, then to Kendal.
The 563 runs at 0841, 1111 and 1316 Monday to Friday. The stop is called Thornsbank Estate.
The 1111 terminates at Sedbergh Church.
On Monday to Friday it runs at 1021 and 1446 back to Oxenholme, plus 1135 from the Library.
Tracking shows that all services ran to time today.

The link to the full timetable is in the first post above, but here it is again- https://legacy.westmorlandandfurness.gov.uk/buses/563/

For anyone else reading this I was on the 563 bus today, for a formal visit to the wonderful Vale of Lune Church, St Andrew's Church, the School Chapel, the former URC Church and the Cemetery in Sedbergh.

I can absolutely confirm that the bus stops right outside the HF house- it did exactly that this afternoon for a guest to alight with her suitcase. The stop is totally unmarked, you just ask the driver to stop, locally it is simply known to exist. The next stop is locally called Maryfell (and only has a marked stop in the Kendal bound direction- again this is local knowledge) but the sign on the stop calls it Settlebeck School!! The timetables at Maryfell are currently up to date.

The fire station (and old Ambulance station- now an undertakers!) are between the two stops. I had forgotten how gloriously scenic the road between Kirkby Stephen and Sedbergh via Cautley is. It is one of those "wow" roads.

The stop at the Vale of Lune Church is another unmarked untimetabled stop, one I have used a bizarre number of times over the years, given that it is in the middle of nowhere.

I see that you got your lift today to Grassington.

It has taken me 6 weeks to do it, but I have checked the timetable display at Oxenholme Station today.
The one at the Station Approach (on the southbound side) IS correct, and shows the Sebergh Buses. The one at the underpass exit, on the northbound side lacks the space to show Sedbergh buses.
So no complaint to the council is needed, but it had to be checked.

Due to a bridge strike heading northbound on the Cumbria Coast, and engineering work southbound, it took 5 hours to travel the 90 miles by rail (50 by road), but will be either 2 or 3 on the way back.

But I take apparently poor information very seriously.