Hounslow covers a fairly large area to the east of London's Heathrow Airport while Greenford appears to be a poorly defined area (based on state of the public transport infrastructure) in the London Borough of Ealing, neatly bi-sected by the A40 Western Avenue.
While I say 'Why would you want to?', I am not questioning anybody's desire to leave Hounslow, or their desire to get to Greenford. I am simply questioning the rationale for limiting the transport options to bus only as, so far as I can see, there is no direct bus link between the two towns.
While I am no fan of Uncle Ken, the Journey Planner on the TFL website is a useful tool to answer this sort of question.
Now, I am not going to start acting as a travel consultant to the rich & famous (or indeed to anyone else) but, to answer the question:
- Catch a 120 Bus towards Northolt and then, after about 40 minutes change onto an E6 to Greenford.
- Personally I would go at least part of the way by tube- I get really frustrated by the traffic snarl-ups in the Southall area (which is where the 120 bus usually gets stuck).
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