Transport

Travelling to College

The majority of our students travel to The Henley College every day on public buses and trains as well as coaches subsidised by the college. There are numerous public bus routes with frequent services which connect Henley to local towns and villages, together with a railway station connecting Henley to Reading, Maidenhead, Slough, London and many other destinations via Twyford. For a list of villages/towns where our students travel to The Henley College from please scroll down to the bottom of the page. 

Arrival

Lessons start at 8.45 am, students are welcome to use the Library, Student Learning Centres and canteens at both sites from 8.00 am.

College-run coaches:

The Henley College operates coaches within Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. Please visit the College Coaches page for further information. 

Public transport:

Our students travel into Henley on Thames via train and public buses. Please visit the links below for further details and where relevant information on student fares.

Trains

Arriva High Wycombe Plus zone

Thames Travel South Oxfordshire Zone

Reading Buses

Arriva Aylesbury Plus zone

Red Rose

Redline

Bursary Fund:

Students requiring financial assistance with their travel costs may be eligible for a bursary. For further details please visit the Bursary Fund page.

Driving by car:

If you decide to drive to the College, an offsite car park provides limited car parking for students. A permit is required for this site and available at a very low cost. Students are generally discouraged from driving to College for practical and safety reasons. Unless a student has a disability or access issue, there is strictly no parking available on the College sites and the Rotherfield site should not be accessed by car. Please visit Deanfield Reception for further information. 

Villages and towns in Berks, Bucks & Oxon

Berkshire

Buckinghamshire

Oxfordshire