London Paddington Train Station 

Paddington Station serves the West of England and Wales, including Oxford, Bristol, Cornwall, Cardiff and Swansea. Opened in 1854 it has recently been refurbished and now offers much better food, refreshment and other facilities.

• London Heathrow (Heathrow Express)
• Bristol
• Oxford
• Aylesbury
• Reading
• Swansea
• Cardiff
• Hereford
• Plymouth
• Penzance
• By Bus - Bus stops in Praed Street, some distance from the station
• By Underground - Paddington is on the Bakerloo, Circle and District lines; there is a separate entranceon Platform 8 for the Hammersmith & City Line
• By Taxi - Pick up and set down point for taxis is Clock Arch, next to Platform 1.
• By Car - Pick up and set down point for taxis is Clock Arch, next to Platform 1.
• Car Parking - two short stay blue badge spaces on the way to Clock Arch; 110 long stay and 4 blue badge spaces in station car park at end of Platform 1 (over 1km away); no steps.
• Telephones - Payphones can be found on the main concourse, near the underground entrance
• Toilets and baby changing - located on Platfrom 1
• Bureau de Change - Travelex on Underground concourse
• ATM/ Cash machines - located throughout station concourse
• Photo booths - located throughout station concourse
• Bicycles - bicycle storage racks on platforms 8, 9, 10 and 11
• Left luggage - on Platform 12
• Lost Property - on Platform 12
• First Aid - at reception on Platform 1
• Network Rail Station Manager
• 1st Floor, Tournament House
• Paddington station
• London W2 1HQ
• Tel: 0207 922 6793*
• 24hour Network Rail - Helpline - 08457 11 41 41
• Opening hours: Main Station Open and manned 24 hours Monday – Sunday.
• Lawn area open 0545-midnight daily.
• Station Reception open 0700-2200 Monday-Saturday and 0800-2100 Sundays