When travelling by air, rail or coach to your holiday destination, you may find that you need to catch further transport to your accommodation. Some airports and main train and coach stations have transport links between the station and the centre of the city.

If you are arriving in London and travelling between the National Rail terminals (e.g. Paddington, Euston, St Pancras, King's Cross, London Bridge, Waterloo and Victoria), you can use the wheelchair accessible Stationlink.

Stationlink operates minibuses that are equipped with ramps and have low floors. Stationlink also connects with the Airbus services for London Heathrow Airport at King's Cross, Victoria and Euston stations. For a timetable, tel: 020 7941 4600.

The Airbus is a wheelchair accessible bus service which will get you to or from London Heathrow Airport. The Airbus runs between central London and the four Heathrow terminals.

Airbus connects with the Stationlink service at King's Cross, Victoria and Euston stations.

The Heathrow Express Train leaves from Paddington station and runs to London Heathrow Terminal every 15 minutes from 5.10am to 12 pm. The Train is fully accessible with two toilets suitable for wheelchair users.

For this service, you must book in advance, tel: 0845 6001515.

• Birmingham has an Air Rail Link
• Gatwick, Manchester, Southampton and Stansted Airports are directly served by railway stations
• Newcastle is on a Tyne and Wear Metro line

The Ulsterbus Airbus service runs between Belfast International Airport and the centre of Belfast, including the Central Railway Station. The Airbus operates accessible buses which are equipped with lifts.

If you need to remain in your wheelchair, you must in book in advance, tel: (01232) 320011, ext. 4109.

Access and Mobility Transport for London, Windsor House, 42-50 Victoria Street, London, SW1H 0TL, tel/minicom: 020 7941 4600, fax: 020 7941 4605, email: access&mobility@tfl.gov.uk

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