English: A bus stop in Horsell High Street, Horsell, Surrey, outside the Crown pub, which the bus stop is named after. It is seen on 28 August 2009, when it was served by route 28. From 1 September 2009, route 28 was cut to only operate between Guildford and Knaphill Sainsbury's, rather than continuing to Woking via Goldsworth Park and Horsell as it had done previously. Notices explaining the changes were posted on affected bus stops, as seen here. A last minute replacement was found in the form of route 97, which eventually ran from Woking to Knaphill Sainsbury's, covering where the 28 had been withdrawn from. As can be seen from the information notice, the evening journeys on the 28, which were run under contract to Surrey County Council, were renumbered to 73 (the other route serving Woking and Horsell), and were diverted to run back to Woking via the route of the 73 (still running outbound via the 28 route). After a year's gap, as part of Phase 1 of Surrey County Council's Bus Review, route 28 was extended back to Woking from August 2010, this time with Surrey CC support, and the 97 withdrawn. The evening journeys were renumbered back to 28, though continued to take the routing introduced in September 2009, as it serves a wider area. The stop is also served by Access Bus route 601. This stop was on the side for services towards Knaphill (except the 601).