Regal Centre, St Martin’s Street, Wallingford, Oxon

Wallingford is a small, historic and picturesque market town located on the banks of the Thames midway between Henley and Oxford (and only ten miles from Reading).

The Regal Centre, tucked down an alley in the centre of the town, is reached either through the alleyway (pedestrian access only) leading off St Martin's Street or Goldsmith's Lane car park (the 'old' Waitrose car park). Parking is free after 6pm.

By car

As well as Goldsmith's Lane car park (the 'old' Waitrose car park), additional parking is available at St Alban's car park (the 'new' Waitrose car park), off the High Street and at the Cattle Market car park, down St Mary's Street, turn left into New Road and then first right into Thames Street. (Both are within easy walking distance of the Regal)
 

By public transport

Buses

Express buses, X39/X40/X41  link Reading and Oxford to Wallingford.

Oxford to Wallingford Buses leave from stop H5, opposite the Citizens Advice Bureau in St Aldates, Oxford and pull up in the Market Place, Wallingford.  The last buses returning to Oxford on Friday and Saturday leave from the Market place at 00.10, 01.10 and 02.35 am.

Reading to Wallingford Buses leave from Reading train station, stop SE and pull up in the Market Place, Wallingford. The last buses returning to Reading on Friday and Saturday evenings leave from the Market Place at 11.50pm and 01.30 and 02.30 am.

For more information contact Thames Travel on 01491  837988 or visit their website  www.thames-travel.co.uk

Trains

Thames Trains run services from Oxford, Reading and London to Didcot where you can pick up a taxi to Wallingford. Trains also stop at Cholsey and Goring, which are closer, but you would need to book a taxi as there is no rank at either station. (Local taxis include Hills – 01491 837022 and Barr’s – 07743 177 354.) For more information visit thamestrains.co.uk

If you are coming from elsewhere in the country see nationalrail.co.uk for services to Didcot.