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How to Find the London Prosthetic Centre How to find The London Prosthetic Centre By Public Transport By Trains to Kingston and Surbiton South West Trains run regular services to Kingston and Surbiton station from Waterloo and also from the South of England, Additionally there are tube services Morden, Richmond and Wimbledon for connecting bus/trains to Kingston. Check for all trains services with: https://tfl.gov.uk/ Surbiton trains run more frequently than Kingston trains if you are travelling to/from Waterloo By Bus Get off at Athelstan Park on Villiers Road - Or you can get a taxi from both stations which will cost approximately £10 Location Map By Car Via A3 • Head towards Guilford/Portsmouth, at Robin Hood roundabout take the A308 towards Kingston, following it up and over Kingston Hill, Head south-west on Kingston Hill/A308 towards Magnolia Cl • Go through 1 roundabout (1.1 mile) • Turn left onto Cambridge Rd/A2043 (0.2 miles) • Turn right onto Hawks Rd (0.3 miles) • Turn left onto Villiers Rd (0.3 miles) • Turn left onto Chapel Mill Rd (466 ft) • Kingsmill Business Park Via A4 Head towards Hammersmith, take the A306 over Hammersmith Bridge towards Barnes/Ro3ehampton, turn right at the A3, and follow the same directions for Via A3 Alternatively take the A4 out of London and head for M4, Come off at Junction 1 and follow the signs for A205 over Kew Bridge, bare right onto the A307 following it through the centre of Richmond • Turn left onto Richmond Hill/B321 • Continue onto Star and Garter Hill/B353 • Go through 1 roundabout • Continue onto Petersham Rd/A307 (Continue to follow A307) • Use the middle lane to turn slightly right onto Fairfield N/Queen Elizabeth Rd/A307 • Use the left lane to turn slightly right onto Fairfield N/A307/A308 • Use the left lane to turn slightly left onto Wheatfield Way/A307 • Use the left lane to turn slightly left onto Wheatfield Way/A307 • Continue onto Fairfield S • Turn right onto Villiers Rd • Turn left onto Chapel Mill Rd South East and South West of England A3 – Head towards London, Head north-east on Kingston Bypass/Tolworth Underpass/A3 towards Tolworth Rise N (Con- tinue to follow Kingston Bypass/A3) • Turn left onto South Ln (Go through 2 roundabouts ) • Continue onto South Lane • Turn left onto Kingston Rd/A2043 (Continue to follow A2043) • Turn left onto Hawks Rd • Follow directions as per A3 above M3 Head towards London until you reach Junction 1 (Sunbury), take the A308 through Hampton Court to Kings, cross King- ston Bridge, Take A308, A307, Fairfield S and Villiers Rd to Chapel Mill Rd in Kingston upon Thames Alternatively, at M4-J1, follow the A4 into London, and at Hammersmith follow the above instructions for Central London North of England and The Midlands • M1- Join M25 then follow the directions M25 counter clockwise and directions as for M4 or M3 • M40 – Join M25 then follow directions M25 counter clockewise and directions as for M4 or M3 M25 travelling Clockwise – come off at Junction 9 (Leatherhead), take the A243 towards Chessington world of Adventures, follow this all the way until you reach the T junction with the A307 • At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Hook Rd/A243(Continue to follow A243) • At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto Langley Rd • Follow Ewell Rd/A240 and Villiers Ave to Chapel Mill Rd in Kingston upon Thames • Turn left onto Ewell Rd/A240 • Turn right onto Lamberts Rd • Lamberts Rd turns left and becomes Villiers Ave (Go through 1 roundabout) • Turn right onto Chapel Mill Rd Counter Clockwise – Come off at Junction 12 (M3) head north towards central London, take Junction 1 (Sunbury), the take the A308 through Hampton Court to Kingston, crossw Kingston bridge Take A308, A307, Fairfield S and Villiers Rd to Chapel Mill Rd in Kingston upon Thames Parking: There is free parking outside the clinic .
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