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Madeira Road, West Byfleet, Surrey KT14 6DH

01932 340411

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PUBLIC TRANSPORT

Rail

West Byfleet railway station is within three minutes walking distance of West Byfleet Health Centre.

Local buses

Various local buses regularly stop very close to the West Byfleet Health Centre, including

Peterbus 1

SELECTED TIMES:   St Peter's Hospital, Ottershaw, New Haw, Byfleet (Church Rd), Pyrford, West Byfleet, Sheerwater (Sheerwater Drive), St. Peter's Hospital

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HOURLY:   Guildford, Burpham, Ripley, Send, Woking, Sheerwater (Albert Drive), West Byfleet, Byfleet (Sanway Rd), Brooklands
437 HOURLY:   Woking, Maybury, Pyrford (Coldharbour Rd), West Byfleet, Byfleet (Sanway Rd), Brooklands, New Haw Addlestone/Chertsey
446 HOURLY:   Woking, Sheerwater (Albert Drive), West Byfleet, New Haw (via Scotland Bridge Rd and Woodham Lane), Addlestone, Ottershaw, St. Peter's Hospital, Chertsey, Staines.
471 HOURLY:   Woking, Sheerwater (Albert Drive), West Byfleet, New Haw (via Woodham Park Rd and Scotland Bridge Rd), Rowtown, Addlestone, Weybridge, Hersham, Esher, Kingston
837 SCHOOL START & END TIMES:   Pyrford Warren Farm, Pyrford Village Hall, West Byfleet Station.

More information about the above bus and rail services can be optained from traveline on 0870 608 2 608, open daily 7am-10pm

Dial-a-Ride Services

These services will be and will mean that those who have difficulty reaching the health centre will be able to arrange door-to-door transport if they are members of a Dial-a-Ride service.

(1) The Bustler Community Transport scheme is based at  Woking Town Centre and makes facilities more accessible for those who have difficulty using public transport.

publictransport Bustler operates two services: Dial-a-Ride and Dial-a-Bus, both operating from the surrounding villages of Woking and bringing passengers to and from the Town Centre. Both buses have the additional benefit of picking you up from outside your front door and all Bustler buses are equipped with tail-lifts and low steps to enable you to get on or off the bus more easily.

Fares comparable to normal commercial bus services apply but if you hold a Surrey County Council Bus Pass then you only pay half the standard fare.

In order to travel on the Bustler Bus, you need to become a registered member of the Bustler service. Call the Bustler advice line on 01483 747864 for further information. See also their website at www.wokingbustler.org.uk/

(2) Runnymede Dial-a-Ride is available for anyone living in the Runnymede Borough with a mobility difficulty that makes it difficult for them to use the standard bus service. It is available to young and old alike, whether their mobility difficulty is a result of permanent or temporary disability, age, accident or illness. They do not have to be registered disabled.

An essential escort may travel free of charge if you need extra assistance on your journey. Alternatively, you may also take a companion who should pay full fare.

The service is available Monday to Saturday 9.00am to 5.00pm and the annual registration fee is £5.

Leaflets for these services may be available from the West Byfleet Health Centre; or contact Runnymede Dial A Ride on 01483 747864.

Neighbourhood care schemes

For those unable to use the public bus services or car, local voluntary organisations may be able to help: try

Byfleet Care, covering Byfleet and West Byfleet, can be contacted on 01932 355503 between 10am and 12 noon any weekday.

For New Haw and Woodham Good Neighbours, ring 07855 680950 between 10am and 12 noon any weekday. (Please give a few days notice if possible before the date of your journey.).