for Nazi atrocities in Poland. The MI5 files included a reference to reports of a gun battle between Polish soldiers and guards at Mytchett, although no precise details were given, so the link is not conclusive. Transport Roads and buses Mytchett is close to junctions with an arterial road, the A331 Blackwater Valley Route dual carriageway which connects to the motorway network. Buses are half-hourly to Farnborough, Aldershot in the west, and in the north: Camberley. The bus route with most buses per day is numbered 3, which runs from Yateley via Camberley, Mytchett and Ash to Aldershot twice per hour. Trains London rail services (toward the end of a branch line) run from Ash Vale station which is a mean walking distance—it has half-hourly trains direct to London Waterloo. The next closest railway stations are North Camp and Farnborough North on the North Downs Line which have trains to Reading and Guildford. Farnborough (Main) on the South West Main Line has fast and semi-fast services to Basingstoke and London Waterloo is at , linked by bus, path or pavement. Notable residents Alan Hope, politician, was born here June 1942 Catmando, born in Mytchett 1995, another famous Mytchett resident associate of Howling Laud Hope, joint Leader of the Official Monster Raving Loony Party from Sept 1999 to July 2002, died in July 2002 in Yateley. Jeremy Hardy, comedian, impressionist and "appalling" singer, grew up here References External links Mytchett, Frimley Green & Deepcut. A focus on the three villages Mytchett Athletic Football Club St Andrew's Church history Mytchett Kendo club MagiKats maths and English classes in Mytchett Villages in Surrey Surrey Heath