15 Minutes from anywhere

Connectivity

East Croydon station handles 19.5 million passengers a year, with buses, London Overground and London Trams adding a further 27.2 million journeys annually. Croydon sits at the heart of one of the best-connected transport networks in the South East, due to be enhanced by the addition of a second runway at London Gatwick.

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Central London In Minutes

Fast International Access

Rail services connect East Croydon to major central London stations in minutes: 14 minutes to London Bridge, 16 to London Victoria, 22 to City Thameslink and eight to Clapham Junction. London Gatwick Airport is just 15 minutes away, with a direct service reaching St Pancras International in approximately 30 minutes, giving businesses and travellers easy access to Eurostar connections to Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam.

The recently approved Northern Runway project will increase London Gatwick’s capacity to 75 million passengers a year, further strengthening Croydon’s position as the primary business gateway between central London and one of Europe’s busiest airports.

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London's Busiest Tram Stop

Moving Across
South London

The first London tram arrived at Therapia Lane depot in October 1998. Today, London Trams covers 28 kilometres, linking 39 stops across Merton, Sutton, Croydon and Bromley, with East Croydon as the network’s busiest stop, carrying around 17 million journeys a year.

Croydon is also served by two Superloop services: the SL5 connects Croydon to Bromley North, and the SL7 links West Croydon directly to Heathrow Central Bus Station.

£9 Million Investment And Growing

A Network Built
For The Future

More than 140,000 visitors come to Croydon every day, underscoring its role in the sub-regional economy of the South East. Transport for London has awarded Croydon Borough Council £6.9 million through the borough’s Local Implementation Plan, with a further £2.1 million from Section 106 developer contributions.

Between 2026 and 2028, this funding will improve bus journeys, deliver safer streets, and create new pedestrian and cycle routes connecting Croydon’s green spaces.

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