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Leyton is a vibrant and multicultural area in East London with an interesting history. Its name means "Town on the River Ley" - since 1570 the Ley has been known as the Lee or Lea - although the name of Leyton has been around since the 9th Century.

Since 1947 Leyton has been accessible by Underground. The station is located on the High Road, and the M11 link road has now been built alongside the line. Leyton is on the Central line, zone 3, about 25 minutes journey from Oxford Street and central London

Many bus routes pass through Leyton, most of them accessible to wheelchair users, and operating frequent services. The buses serving Leyton tube are the W14, W15, 58, 69, 97 and 158

Short summary - buses run from Leyton to...
Walthamstow: W15, 58, 69, 97
Stratford: 69, 158
Hackney: W15
Leytonstone: W14, W15
Whipps Cross Hospital: W15
London City Airport: 69