Travelling from Luton to our Handforth clinic is straightforward whichever way you prefer to go. By rail, the most reliable route takes you into London St Pancras, across to Manchester Piccadilly via the West Midlands or the East Midlands Railway, and then onto a short local train to Handforth station — the clinic is just a five-minute walk from the platform, making the whole journey roughly three to three and a half hours. If you're driving, the M1 northbound connects neatly with the M6 and then the M56, bringing you into the SK9 area in around two and a half hours outside of peak times; free on-site parking means you can pull straight in without any fuss. A helpful tip: the M6 around Birmingham can be slow on weekday mornings, so consider leaving before 7am or checking live traffic before you set off. Once your assessment is complete, you make the journey home just once — your detailed report goes directly to your GP and school electronically, with nothing further required from you.