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Easiest way to Finsbury Park from Gatwick Airport is to catch a First Capital Connect service from Gatwick Airport station to St. Pancras International. From there, walk across to Kings Cross station and catch one of the many local services which are first stop Finsbury Park. The hotel website says it is two minutes walk from the station. Alternatively, catch a train from the Airport to Victoria, and then catch the Victoria Line (light blue line) in the direction ‘Walthamstow’ to Seven Sisters tube station (which is linked to Finsbury Park station). If you are arriving at a weekend, that would be the preferred route as FCC services are not crossing London, and hence those from the south do not serve St. P. International at those times, due to large scale upgrade work on the line in Central London, requiring weekend closure

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We are travelling with Easy Jet from the North terminal and returning with Thomas Cook to the South terminal. As our flight home is early hours we thought it would be easier to park at south terminal and travel across to North. How easy is this? and How long does it take? Any tips/where we get the train etc would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks

we go gatwick alot and you could run and it would not take that long, however of you tell the airport they migth gove you a lift in a car/ truck around the airport.

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And if not…do you know cheap parking around Gatwick airport?? At the moment all the online quotes come out for about £179 cheapest!!!!! arrrrggg.

Go to this link and if you enter where you are travelling from and destination it will tell you everything you need to know the journey takes about 1 hour you can also check out the fare for the trip

http://nationalrail.co.uk

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Does anyone know which bus or train I can get to the Unitarian Church in Ullet Road in Sefton Park, Liverpool 17, from Liverpool city centre?

The 80 or 80A to Speke go down Ullet road, as the driver to tell you where to get off.
It’s a little way down Ullet road so you should see the road sign.

It will only take 5 minutes or so from town.

Have a look on google map, search for 57 Ullet road and you’ll see it.

Here’s a link to the Merseytravel site.
If you click on 80 or 80A you’ll get a PDF with the route map.

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Arriving Gatwick airport by train 12 September. Normally I just walk up the steps and straight into departures, but this time I’ll have my bike as I have to ride to the station at Croydon (but can’t leave it there as I won’t be going back that way next week). Doesn’t need to be guarded, just a spot I can chain it up for a few days

You Could Get Off At Three Bridges and put your bike there as they have bike shelters, then get back on the train to gatwick as its only one stop away.

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