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Map April 2014 THE BUILDER TRAINING CENTRE LOCATION MAP The Builder Training Centre is located in Croydon, Surrey. Our full address is: Waddon Station Buildings Epsom Road Croydon, Surrey CR0 4UP We are approximately 25 minutes from the M25 junction 6, which leads onto the A22 and approximately 25 minutes from the M23, which leads on to the A23. As we are sit uated in Waddon Railway Station, travelling by train may be the most convenient way to get to us, but free parking is available within a 2 minute walk. By Train We are also approximately 40 minutes from London, From London Victoria or London Bridge via Clapham Junction and Gatwick Airport which is located at Junction 9 on the West Croydon you can catch a train (approximately a 30 minute M23. journey from Victoria), which has direct links with Waddon Station. As you exit the platform at Waddon station we are directly in front The nearest Tram stop is Wandle Park which is of you. approximately a 10 minute walk away. From Sutton via Epsom Downs, Banstead, Belmont, Carshalton Beeches and Wallington or from Horsham and Dorking via You may find the following websites useful to help plan Leatherhead, Ashtead, Epsom, Ewell East and Cheam. Approximately your journey; www.tfl.co.uk or www.nationalrail.co.uk a 10-minute journey from Sutton. By Car Leave the M25 at Junction 7 - Follow M23 towards Croydon. Continue straight ahead onto A23. Follow A23 for approximately 4 ½ miles. Arrive at Purley Cross. There is a large McDonalds Tesco Superstore on your right hand side. Bear left at the traffic lights into Banstead Road; follow the road round to the right then bear left again onto the A23 Purley Way. Morrisons Leave the M25 at Junction 6 - Follow the A22 towards Caterham and Croydon. At the first roundabout take the 3 rd exit. At the next roundabout take the 2 nd exit. Follow this road for approximately 2 miles until you arrive at Purley Cross. There is a large Tesco Superstore on your left. Stay in the middle lane as you enter the one-way system and follow the signs to A23 Purley Way. Follow the A23 Purley Way for approximately 2 miles. Arrive at Fiveways Junction. There is a Texaco Service Station on your left hand side. Bear right at these lights onto Stafford Road. When you reach the Waddon Hotel on your left By Bus take a sharp left hand turn. The BTC Reception is 154 - From West Croydon Bus Garage via Fairfield Halls and Duppas Hill and from Morden located at Waddon Station which is on your right. Station via St Helier Station, Carshalton, Wallington and Roundshaw. 157 – From Morden Station via St Helier Hospital, Wrythe Green, Wallington Station, Please note that there is no parking at Waddon and Purley Way Stafford Road and from Crystal Palace via Anerley, Norwood Train Station but there is free parking available Junction, West Croydon Bus Station and Croydon Centrale Tram Stop. in the area within a 2 minute walk. 119 - From Bromley via Hayes, West Wickham, Shirley, East Croydon and Fiveways. 410 - From Wallington via Beddington. Please check all parking signs to ensure that your 410 - From East Croydon Junction, West Croydon Bus Station and Croydon Centrale Tram Stop. vehicle is not illegally parked. 407 – From Sutton via Carshalton, Wallington and Beddington. .
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