Public Transport

When you first move into a new area, working out what public transport options are available, where the nearest bus stop is, and what discounts are available can be the last things on your mind. We’ve put all the information you may require below; click on each section to find out more. Also, to the right, you will find a list of useful links for public transport operators in the area.

[su_spoiler title=”Buses” style=”fancy”] Your closest bus stops are Windermere located along Love Lane, a 5-minute walk from home.

You will find that Stagecoach service X3 operate between Canterbury and Maidstone via Faversham. Both services operate up to every 60-minutes Monday-Sunday. Latest service updates and information can be found on their website here. [/su_spoiler]

[su_spoiler title=”Bus Pass” style=”fancy”]There are a selection of local incentives throughout Kent to promote travelling by public transport; including bus passes. If you are of pensionable age, you will be entitled to apply for an age-related bus pass which allows free off-peak bus travel. To apply or to find out further information, please visit the Kent County Council website. Additionally, you can apply for a Disabled Persons bus pass if you have an eligible disability.
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[su_spoiler title=”Young Person Bus Discounts” style=”fancy”]Students in years 7 to 11 who live in Kent can apply for a KCC Travel Saver that can save up to 50% on the cost of travel to and from school. It costs £550 for the year, or £560 if you choose to pay in 8 monthly instalments. The pass costs the same no matter when you apply, so be sure to apply before the school year starts for better value. Find out more here.

For those aged between 16 and 19, you can apply for the KCC 16+ Travel Saver. It costs £600 for the year, or £610 if you choose to pay in 8 monthly instalments and same as above, it’s the same price no matter when you apply, so we recommend applying before the school year starts for better value.

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[su_spoiler title=”Claim your FREE voucher” style=”fancy”] As a household of Lady Dane Farm, you are entitled to claim a £150 bus vouchers bus for local services.
Click here to complete the short travel survey and claim yours today. Terms and conditions apply. [/su_spoiler]

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Your nearest train station is Faversham Train Station which is approximately a 26-minute walk away or an 8-minute cycle ride.

Faversham Train Station has 33 cycle storage spaces. Making it convenient to cycle to the train station.

The station offers step free access to all platforms via the station lifts. However, when accessing the station from the car park requires the use of a steep slope and lift.

Southeastern trains depart approximately every 30 minutes for journeys to Ramsgate, Dover, London St Pancras and London Victoria. Stay up to date about train services in your area by visitng Southeastern Railway. tickets can be purchased from the train station, however, where possible, we would suggest purchasing tickets in advance to receive the best prices!

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[su_spoiler title=”Railcards” style=”fancy”]When using the train for leisure purposes, National Railcards are a great way to receive discounts on the cost of rail tickets. There are various options available, such as; 16-17 Saver, 16-25, 26-30, Two-Together, Disabled Persons or the Senior Railcard. The Disabled Persons Railcard costs £20 for 1 year or £54 for 3 years, all others cost £35 for 1 year and can save you 1/3rd off most rail fares. Find out more information and how to apply on the Railcard.co.uk website. 
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