Firstly, a video of the whole route towards Streatham:
From 8044, the sole bus on Route 518.

This is the bridge works that mean 518 and 560 exist. They seem to be numbered from the 60 (560) and 118 (518).

Bus Stop at Streatham Common

Timetable

Routing details

Publicity poster

Ex TGM, now Abellio London 8044 on Route 518 (no blinds - just stickers), Streatham Common Stn

8044 on Route 518, Streatham Bus Station

The front doors of 8044 still showing the blue skirt from TGM days

Rear of 8044, showing rear 518 sticker

Bus stop at Streatham Station

And finally, a lineup of buses at Streatham Station
The bus route seems to be very, very short and slightly pointless, but there are people that use it, and it's quicker than walking (and free), which makes it slightly useful if going to Streatham Common Station or live on the Streatham side of the bridge.
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