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How to get to Bath College

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How to get to the City Centre Campus

Our City Centre Campus is in the centre of Bath. It is a short walk from:

  • Bath Spa Train Station
  • Bath Bus Station

Address: City Centre Campus, Avon Street, Bath BA1 1UP

Find out how to get to the campus by road, bus, and train:

By car - City Centre Campus

You can’t drive to and park at the City Centre Campus.  

Instead, put BA1 1UF into your satnav to find Avon Street Car Park. This is the nearest car park.  

Avon Street can be busy. If it is full, search for a different car park on VisitBath.

Bath offers three Park and Ride services:

  • Lansdown – BA1 9BJ
  • Newbridge – BA1 3NB
  • Odd Down – BA2 2SL

Each service runs every 15 to 20 minutes into the city centre.  The college is only a five-minute walk away from Bath Bus Station.

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By bus - City Centre Campus

Bath Bus Station is a five-minute walk away from the campus.

A local bus will drop you at Bath Bus Station or outside the college.

Public buses run from different places. Check First Bus if you live in BANES. Check Fare Saver if you live in Wiltshire.

Do your family have a low income? You could get money to pay for your travel costs.

Please email studentfunding@bathcollege.ac.uk for more help.

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By train - City Centre Campus

Bath Spa Train Station is a seven-minute walk from our City Centre Campus.

Bath Spa is a mainline station. This means trains run regularly from Bristol, Somerset, and Wiltshire.  

Go to National Rail for help with times and fees.

If you are aged 16 to 17, you can apply for a railcard. It costs £35 a year. A railcard will give you 50% off your train tickets.  

You can also apply for a railcard if you are over 18. This will cost £35 a year and save you 33% on your train ticket.

If you are from a low-income family, you can get help with train fees. Please email studentfunding@bathcollege.ac.uk for more help.

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How to get to the Somer Valley Campus

The Somer Valley Campus is in Radstock. It is easy to travel to.

Address: Somer Valley Campus, Bath College, Wells Rd, Radstock BA3 3RW

Find out how to get to the campus by road, bus, and train:

By road - Somer Valley Campus

Use the postcode BA3 3RW to get to the Somer Valley Campus.

There is free parking on-site, so you don’t have to worry about finding a space or spending money.

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By bus - Somer Valley Campus

Public buses run from different places to the Somer Valley Campus.

If you would like to check the routes or times in BANES, visit First Bus. If you live in Wiltshire, check Fare Saver.

The bus will drop you right outside the college or in Radstock. It is a 9-minute walk to Somer Valley Campus from the Radstock Victoria Hall Bus Stop.

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By train - Somer Valley Campus

There is no direct train to Radstock.

But regular buses run next to Bath Spa Train Station. From the train station, you can get a bus from Bath Bus Station.

Bath Spa is a mainline station. This means trains run regularly from Bristol, Somerset, and Wiltshire.  

Go to National Rail for help with times and fees.

If you are aged 16 to 17, you can apply for a railcard. It costs £35 a year. A railcard will give you 50% off your train tickets.  

You can also apply for a railcard if you are over 18. This will cost £35 a year and save you 33% on your train fees.

If you are from a low-income family, you might get help with train ticket costs. Please email studentfunding@bathcollege.ac.uk for more help.

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