Hayes Osteopath

Hayes is situated about 2 miles to east of the osteopathic practice and formed the ancient parish of Kent which was around 1,282 acres. The centre of which is now called hayes street. Both William Pitt The Elder and William Pitt The Younger lived at Hayes Place. The house was demolished in 1933 and redeveloped, but the roads still bear witness to their names.

The railway at Hayes known as The West Wickham and Hayes railway was opened in 1882.

Bus routes to and from Hayes to the osteopathic practice are via the popular 119 route. There is a bus stop 20m from the practice oposite KFC on West Wickham high street.

If you are travelling by car from Hayes to the osteopathic practice there is a large car park behind Carpet Right on West Wickham high street. Rates are currently 30p for up to 1hr and the car park exit is directly opposite the osteopathic practice.