Worcester Park to Epsom, Dorking and Guildford. Worcester Park is approximately a 25-minute journey to London Waterloo by train with trains typically running every 15 minutes during the day, with additional services during morning and evening peak periods. There were plans to improve station facilities and rail services at Worcester Park during 2012–13. Network Rail notified Kingston council of its intention to extend the length of platforms at Worcester Park Station. This will allow extra passenger capacity as trains can be increased from 8 carriages to 10 in length. There was a petition in early 2014 to get Crossrail 2 to stop at Worcester Park railway station. Also, under the Department for Transport's Access for All scheme – a disabled access fund to create obstacle-free routes to, from and between trains – Worcester Park station was made accessible to wheelchair users and those with pushchairs etc. on both platforms, with the construction of a new footbridge containing a two lifts, one at each end. Notable residents Jimmy Hill, footballer for Fulham Football Club and BBC TV Football commentator. William Holman Hunt, 1827–1910, Pre-Raphaelite artist, painted The Light of the World at Worcester Park Farm, while staying there in the early 1850s with John Everett Millais. David Stockton, former reprographic assistant at The Christie. John Major – Prime Minister from 1990 to 1997, lived here as a boy at 260 Longfellow Road, Worcester Park from 1943 to 1955. Roger Mayer – sound engineer, most notable for his development of the fuzz box. Daley Thompson, British decathlete, lived near The Plough public house. H. G. Wells, author, lived in The Avenue. Kenneth Wolstenholme, BBC television sports commentator, remembered for the phrase "They think it's all over" in the 1966 FIFA World Cup Final. Sport and recreation Worcester Park Cricket Club is located on Green Lane. Worcester Park Athletic Club is also on Green Lane. Worcester Park Football Club is based at Skinner's Field, on Green Lane. The club was founded in 1908. Cazbar FC based at the Cazbar in Central Road play at Manor Park. Cazbar FC was founded in 2008 and now plays out of the Malden Manor Pub under the same name Cazbar FC. Wandgas Football Club is located on Grafton Road and also has cricket teams. Parks and open spaces Auriol Park, a King George's Field, in the Borough of Epsom & Ewell. Located in Stoneleigh but in the