You step off the train. It is cold, your bags feel heavy, and all you want is to get home. Do you walk to the taxi rank and hope for the

Banstead is well connected on paper and awkward in practice use Banstead transport Guide. The station is in Zone 6 with direct trains to London Victoria, but it sits about

Yes, you can live in Getting Around Epsom Without a Car. The town centre is small enough to walk, Epsom station gives you direct trains to three London terminals, and

Nonsuch Park sits between Cheam and Ewell Village, making it an easy place to reach from several parts of Surrey and south-west London. But because the park has more than

Surbiton is easy to get out of. The trick is knowing which option actually suits your journey. Heading to Waterloo? The train is the obvious starting point. Heading to Kingston? A

Kingswood, in Surrey's Reigate and Banstead borough, is not a place with a long list of headline attractions. What it offers instead is a quiet village base close to the

From Epsom Station, walk if you're heading to the town centre or High Street with light luggage (5–10 minutes). Take a bus for surrounding areas like Ewell or Epsom Downs.

You step off the train, the doors close behind you, and Chipstead station goes quiet again. There's no rank of taxis idling outside, no crowd of pickup drivers checking their

This Belmont transport guide is for anyone trying to work out the practical side of getting around the area — which train or bus actually gets you where you're going,

There is a particular point on a late journey when you realise that getting off the train is not quite the same as getting home. You arrive at Banstead Station, the