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By Bus By Train About the network Teddington is served by several bus routes including the 33 towards Teddington rail station provides excellent connections via the loop line The Teddington Travel to Work Network began in November 2007 Hammersmith and Fulwell, 281 towards Hounslow and Tolworth, from London Waterloo (40 minutes) to a number of stations in south west and is made up of a number of 285 towards Heathrow and Kingston, 481 towards West Middlesex Hospital London, including Kingston (5 minutes), Wimbledon (20 minutes), organisation representatives who and Kingston, R68 towards Kew Retail Park and Hampton Court and Twickenham (7 minutes), Richmond (12 minutes) and Clapham Junction meet regularly to discuss travel X26 towards Heathrow and West Croydon. (30 minutes). The station is also served by regular trains to Shepperton to work issues affecting their (20 minutes), via Fulwell, Hampton and Sunbury. Several of the major roads within Teddington contain bus stops including workplaces. Hampton Road adjacent Coleshill Road, Blandford Road, Oxford Road and During peak periods train services operate as follows: It aims to improve workplace travel Hampton Hill, Broad Street adjacent Ellery Road, Park Road adjacent options for staff and reduce the • London Waterloo via Kingston every 15 minutes Adelaide Road and High Street adjacent Station Road and Cambridge Road. number of single occupancy car Please see the map overleaf to find your nearest bus routes and associated • London Waterloo via Richmond every 30 minutes trips to and from work in the frequencies. • Shepperton every 30 minutes Teddington area through promoting and facilitating alternative modes By Foot Teddington station is also serviced by a taxi rank and provides two disabled of travel such as cycling, walking parking spaces. Additional ticket machines have also been installed and a and public transport use. The The walking environment in Teddington is generally very pleasant. waiting room reopened on the Station Road side of the station. network is a joint initiative developed by SWELTRAC and the Generally roads are paved to a good standard with good quality footpaths. Strawberry Hill rail station can also be used to access the loop line and There is good accessibility between Teddington rail station and the town London Borough of Richmond upon restricted peak hour Shepperton services via Richmond. This station is Thames. centre with an approximate walking time of five minutes. The walking convenient for staff and students at St Mary’s University College. distance between Strawberry Hill station and the town centre is Members of the network can approximately twenty minutes. For further information on train services and live timetable information receive benefits including free Teddington please visit www.nationalrail.co.uk. copies of this leaflet for staff, bike Remember to stay safe while walking and travel in a group when appropriate. events, cycle training, assistance Travel to Travel The journey planner www.walkit.com can help identify walking routes with setting up a car sharing between locations. It also includes an option to use routes away from busy scheme, bike maintenance courses roads. and expert advice from the travel plan team. We meet quarterly at different venues. If you are a Teddington business and would like to attend This map has been put together one of the meetings or learn more by SWELTRAC. If you would By Bike By Car about the network please contact like to find out more about the There are various cycle routes running through Teddington. The route from There are a number of car club cars located in Teddington. The majority of the SWELTRAC Travel Plan team on work of the Teddington Travel Twickenham to Kingston via Strawberry Vale and Broom Road is signed for these are operated by Streetcar, although City Car Club also has a vehicle 020 8891 7665 or to Work Network or join us for cyclists. Other roads such as the High Street are recommended for cyclists. in the area. Car club bays are located on Victoria Road, Albert Road, [email protected] our next meeting, please visit There are also attractive routes for cyclists running through Bushy Park Station Road, Kingston Lane, Claremont Road, Oxford Road and at teddington.sweltrac.org.uk and along the towpath. It is also proposed to expand the network of routes St. Mary’s University College. More information can be found at Smarter Travel or contact the SWELTRAC on quieter side roads. www.carclubs.org.uk. The council can assist member businesses with Richmond upon Thames Travel Plan team on There is significant public cycle parking provided at Teddington and installing car club bays on site. 020 8891 7665 or We are working closely with Smarter Strawberry Hill stations, with 38 spaces at Teddington and Strawberry Hill There are four public car parks in Teddington. None are suitable for [email protected] Travel Richmond upon Thames, providing 24 cycle parks. There are also some public cycle parking stands commuter parking due to time limits on parking of between two and four which is a three year programme on Broad Street both near Boots and outside Tesco, and on High Street hours. delivered in partnership by Richmond Council and Transport for London. near the Elmfield Avenue junction. There is also some cycle parking outside A Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), the Teddington CPZ (Zone T) has been in The programme seeks to increase the library and in the M&S car park. In addition, most major organisations place in a number of roads surrounding Teddington station since June transport choices, improve health, in Teddington provide cycle parking for staff. 2008. Controlled parking for those with permits operates Monday to Friday reduce carbon emissions and cut Information about cycling in London and a cycle journey planner can be 8:30am to 10:30am to prevent commuter parking. traffic congestion across the found at www.tfl.gov.uk/cycles. Three other CPZ areas already exist in Teddington; on Vicarage Road borough. By working alongside Please use the map overleaf to identify the best cycle route for you in (Zone M1) around the swimming pool where permit only parking operates workplaces, schools, destinations Teddington. Monday to Sunday, 8:30am to 6:30pm; High Street (Zone M4) which is a and community groups, the aim is SWELTRAC pay and display area operating Monday to Saturday 9:00am to 5:00pm; to help people that live, work or Civic Centre, 44 York Street, and Broad Street and The Causeway (Zone M5) which is also a pay and visit the borough to discover travel Twickenham TW1 3BZ display area and operates Monday to Saturday 8:30am to 6:30pm. options that are quicker, more t: 020 8891 7665 convenient and cheaper. e: [email protected] Please visit the website for w: teddington.sweltrac.org.uk more information www.smartertravelrichmond.org Design, digital cartography and print by Pindar 10.09 www.pindar.com Map A W AM Based on Bartholomews mapping. Reproduced by permission of B H HarperCollins Publishers Ltd., Bishopbriggs, Glasgow. 2009 E RN www.bartholomewmaps.com STRAWBERRY R U R HB Digital Cartography by Pindar Y S A D Bus Frequencies HILL B358 V B A R W O S L U OU A E G HAM T L H H W Fulwell RD D T 33 Hammersmith - Fulwell Daily O E A N D G 3 U R A Hammersmith - Barnes - Barnes Common - East Sheen - A R 1 V Ham 267 A 0 O Fulwell E Richmond B - Twickenham - Teddington R - Fulwell R R V N E U S R68 Monday - Friday daytime 5-10 minutes. Saturday daytime 6-10 minutes. E N K5 T R O 33 Sunday daytime 15 minutes. Evenings 15-20 minutes. T O A NE T A A D G L OA W D Fulwell TE ARK R Operated by NSL N D D N GA 33 N P IC R UK I E O E 281 L T K S L K G C N T A L SHA I E V L D R R70 D N E E 33 E N E A T E TEDDINGTON H C FO E U W L 3 A M H C E Y A U V 481 U 0 M M A W T A 281 Hounslow - Tolworth 24 hour R B R 9 R C E E I H D E G B T E R R R R R Hounslow - Whitton - Twickenham - Fulwell - R R D B R O O U A X26 T M R E D A A A W R N S R R R R U O R A IV E Teddington - Hampton Wick - Kingston - Surbiton - D D R O E L D N R I N R L Y O A O C E N A Y T A O A K O R H D R V M D R A V Tolworth CO A T A E R E D M E NNAU E N F A GHT R S O ES OAD D R D H R K5 E L R Monday - Friday daytime 6-10 minutes. Saturday daytime 7-10 minutes. M E A D O I 285 S R M O F Evenings and Sunday 11-13 minutes. A D M R68 R68 L 3 B E Operated by London United X26 3 285 1 HAM 281 3 P 5 A 6 TO 8 281 N 33 EET B R STR RO OAD HIGH O W 1 A R68 M 285 Heathrow Airport - Kingston 24 hour 1 3 285 R 3 13 O S A U R R A T D Heathrow Airport Central - Harlington Corner - Hatton Cross - T A S T TEDDINGTON R R I Feltham - Hanworth - Hampton Hill - Teddington - HAMPTON B ROAD O T N P Hampton Wick R - Kingston R E R A D E D STATION A R R O K R Monday - Friday daytime 8-12 minutes.
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