Where we meet
Map &
directions
Every Sunday at 11am at Roding Valley High School in Loughton — here's exactly where we are, where to leave the car, and how to arrive on the tube or a bus.
Roding Valley High School
Alderton Hill, Loughton, IG10 3JA
Sundays, 11:00am. The entrance is on Alderton Hill.
Where to leave the car
There's no permit to work out and no app to download — here's how people usually arrive by car.
Free parking on site
There's free parking at Roding Valley High School. If the spaces near the door are full, there's more room further up the hill — and someone will walk you in.
Or park at the station
Loughton station has its own car park, and it's only a few minutes' walk from the school if you'd rather leave the site clear.
Last Sunday of the month
We meet in homes for house church that day, so the map won't lead you to the right door. Ask us and we'll tell you exactly where to go.
Coming by tube or bus
Tube
Loughton — Central line, Zone 6
The Central line runs straight into central London, so you can come without changing. It's the same line as Bank, Liverpool Street and Oxford Circus.
On foot
A little over 200 metres from the station
The school sits just north of Loughton station, so the walk from the platform is short — a few minutes, and you'll see the entrance on Alderton Hill.
Bus
20, 167, 397 and W14 stop at the station
All four routes stop at Loughton station, so you can join from Ilford, Gants Hill, Buckhurst Hill or the surrounding villages and walk the last few minutes.
Car
Set your destination to the school
Type Roding Valley High School, Alderton Hill into your maps app — the entrance is on Alderton Hill, and there's free parking once you're there.
Not sure which way is easiest for you? and a real person will talk it through.
The hall you're walking into — tea and coffee on the table, and someone who knows you're coming if you said you were.
Come as you are
Someone will meet you at the door — say you're new and we'll walk in with you and find you a seat.
No pressure, no follow-up emails — just a friendly face who knows you're coming.