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It is easy to get to Remote Trauma Offices and Training Centre:

By train >>

Trains run regularly from London Waterloo to Kingston upon Thames station or Surbiton station (at least every 15 minutes). The train journey takes approximately 15 mins to Surbtion and 25mins to Kingston.
For further information, visit the National Rail Enquiries website.

by bus >>

By bus

The following buses run from London:
            85 (from Putney Bridge)
            57 (from Streatham)
            65 (from Ealing)
            281 (from Hounslow)
            285 (from Heathrow via Feltham)
            111 (from Heathrow)
            131 (from Wimbledon)
            213 (from Sutton)
            371 (from Richmond)
            71 (from Chessington)

Local services include:
            K1 (Kingston - Surbiton - New Malden)
            K2 (Kingston - Surbiton - Tolworth - Hook)
            K3 (Kingston - Surbiton - Esher)
            K4 (Kingston Hospital - Norbiton - Surbiton - Hook)

For further information, visit the Transport for London website.

By car >>

From the North:
            follow the M1 to junction 6a (M25)
            take the M25 to junction 13 (A30)
            follow the signs to the A308 (Kingston) through Staines, Sunbury, Hampton Court and on to  Kingston Bridge

From central London:
            take the A3 to Robin Hood Roundabout
            take the right lane filter onto Kingston Vale (A308)

From the South:
            take the M25 to junction 9
            then take the A243 to Surbiton and follow the signs to Kingston

From the South West:
            take the M3 to Sunbury
            then take the A308 to Hampton Court and follow the signs to Kingston

Car parks
Parking at Bridle Close is limited, but there are several public car parks in Kingston town centre, including:

Several bays on Surbiton Road which are have coin operated parking meters with a maxium stay of 2 Hours in operation

The Bittoms – approximately 5 minutes walk from Bridle Close;
Drapers – to reach the Bridle Close from Drapers, walk up Kingston Hall Road, turn right at the roundabout and walk along Penrhyn Road; and turn right on to Surbiton Road
Eden Walk – a five to ten minute walk from the Bridle Close.

For full details of car parking in Kingston, please visit www.kingston.gov.uk.

from the airport >>

From Heathrow:
Take the number 111 or 285 bus to centre of Kingston upon Thames; or take the Piccadilly line Underground service to Earls Court, change to the District Line to Wimbledon and catch a mainline train to Kingston or Surbiton.

From Gatwick:
Take the train to Clapham Junction and then catch a mainline train to Kingston or Surbiton.

Please visit the following websites for route planners and traffic reports:
the AA
RAC
Traffic England
BBC