How to find us

Where to find us:

82 Hampton Road, Twickenham, TW2 5QS

How to get here - follow the below links or download this quick and easy overview!

If you are driving to INS, please note that there are restrictions in the nearby roads - 'Where to Park'

By bus

Plan your route using the Transport for London Journey Planner

Bus stops on the Hampton Road

Trafalgar Road/ Prince of Wales - this stop is around 45 metres from INS

(Bus Stop SD - Towards Isleworth, Richmond or Whitton)

267, 281, 290, 681, R70

Trafalgar Road/ Prince of Wales - This stop is around 107 metres from INS

(Bus stop SC - Towards Hanworth, Nurserylands or Teddington)

267, 281, 290, 681, R70

Bus stops on the Staines Road

Meadway - This stop is around 575 metres from INS

(Stop GE – Towards Hanworth, Hounslow or Whitton)

110, 490, H22

Meadway - This stop is around 575 metres from INS

(Stop GJ – Towards Richmond)

110, 490, H22

By train

Plan your journey using National Rail Enquiries

Local stations include:

Twickenham Station (Click here for National Rail Station Information)

London Road

Twickenham

TW1 3SX

This station is a 1.6 km walk to INS or a short bus journey using 267 bus (stops directly outside the station). Click here for directions.

Strawberry Hill Station (Click here for National Rail Station Information)

Tower Road

Strawberry Hill

Twickenham

TW1 4PP

This station is a 0.8 km walk to INS. Click here for directions.

By car

Plan your journey using AA Route Planner

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INS Quiz Night

Join us for a night to tax your brain, delve into your trivia knowledge and get competitive! As well as being quizzed, you will dine on a delicious supper, have a chance to win fabulous prizes in the raffle and get to know how much your friends really know. The INS annual Quiz Night is not to be missed, book your place now!
News article

INS 25th Anniversary event - 17 October 2019 Over 150 people, including Sir Vince Cable, MP for Twickenham, and both the Mayors of the London Boroughs of Richmond upon Thames and Hounslow, joined service users, staff and volunteers at York House, to help us celebrate 25 years of supporting people in west London with neurological conditions, such as Parkinson’s, Multiple Sclerosis and Stroke.
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INS Case for Support

Find out why INS exists, how we respond to people's needs, and the hugely positive impact that we have.

What difference we make

INS can be the difference between living and just existing.
Where we work

Integrated Neurological Services (INS) provides support to people who live in the London boroughs of Richmond, Hounslow, Kingston and Wandsworth. If people live just out of these boroughs but can get to us we may still be able to offer some support.
What is a neurological condition?

A neurological condition is a disease, illness or trauma that affects the central or peripheral nervous system. Examples of symptoms include paralysis, tremor, cognitive difficulties, muscle weakness, poor coordination, loss of sensation, seizures, confusion, pain and altered levels of consciousness.
Donate

Your donation can make a difference to the lives of people with a neurological condition. Donate, hold an event, take part in a challenge - whatever you can do will make a difference.
Working for INS

Come and join our team.
History of INS

INS is the only organisation in the London area offering long term, professional rehabilitation and support for people with neurological conditions, through its experienced team of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists and social workers.
I wouldn’t be here talking to you today if it wasn't for INS

I wouldn’t be here talking to you today if it wasn't for INS
Partnering with us

Partnerships - INS cannot do its work alone. The best possible outcomes for our clients can be most effectively achieved from a joined-up approach that utilises the resources from a wide range of providers, both statutory and voluntary.
Volunteering

INS welcomes anybody who is willing to offer their skills and some of their time to assist us in all areas of our work. Almost anyone can be a volunteer. We already have a team of invaluable volunteers who help us in many ways but we are always looking for more support.
Why we do what we do

At INS we believe that a long-term neurological condition requires a long-term approach. We believe that this should include support for carers and focus on ability not disability. this with your content