The
Stansted Skytrain
The first train departs from London Liverpool Street at 0500 hours
Monday - Saturday and 0700 hours on Sundays and the last train departs
at 2300 hours. From London Stansted the first service begins at
0600 hours Monday - Saturday and 0800 hours on Sundays and the final
train departs at 2359. Several Skytrains call at Bishop’s Stortford
which connects London Stansted to Cambridge for links to the North,
Midlands and North West.
Anglia
Railways:
(Rail - Air Bus Link): Serves Dunmow, Bradwell and Colchester
A
New Central:
Trains northern service will begin operation from London Stansted
Airport on 24 May 1998. This service will connect the airport with
Audley End, Cambridge, Ely, Peterborough, Leicester and Birmingham.
The service will be in operation 7 days a week with the first train
departing London Stansted at 0619 hours Monday to Saturday and 0915
hours on Sundays. The last train to Cambridge will depart from London
Stansted at 2115 hours Monday to Saturday and 2240 hours on Sundays.
A new stopping service to London will also commence on 24 May 1998
and will call at all principal stations between Stansted and London
including Bishops Stortford, Harlow Town, Broxboune and Cheshunt.
Buses and coaches:
The
Coach Station is located in front of the terminal forecourt.
Cambridge Coach Services
Connects London Stansted to Cambridge, Heathrow Airport, Gatwick
Airport, Oxford and High Wycombe Local links include Braintree,
Colchester and Ipswich.
Eastern National
Serves a range of local towns including Bishop’s Stortford,
Braintree, Chelmsford, Colchester, Dunmow and Southend.
Jetlink
Links London Stansted with Norwich, Thetford, Newmarket, Brighton,
Heathrow Airport and Gatwick Airport
Flightline Connects London Stansted with Victoria Coach Station,
at Marble Arch, Baker Street and Finchley Road Underground Stations.
Townlink
Serves Bishop’s Stortford, Brentwood, Epping, Harlow, Romford
and Lakeside Shopping Centre.
Car:
It is situated 38 miles to the north east of London with direct
access from junction 8 of the M11 motorway, is less than 30 minutes
away from junction 27 of the M25 Motorway. It is also convenient
for Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire via the A505 and A414, accessible
to the whole of East Anglia via A11, A12 and A120. London Stansted
is linked directly to the North and Midlands by the A1 and A14 which
joins the M11 at junction 14.
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