area for the factory-outlets selling their products directly to the public. Bonds clothing factory in Dunmore Street sold direct to the public from their factory. Clothing factory closed. Demographics The most common ancestries in Wentworthville were Indian 26.0%, English 9.7%, Australian 9.4%, Chinese 7.1% and Lebanese 3.8%. 35.4% of people were born in Australia. The most common countries of birth were India 26.5%, Sri Lanka 7.8%, China 4.4%, Philippines 2.0% and Lebanon 1.7%. 30.1% of people only spoke English at home. Other languages spoken at home included Tamil 11.5%, Gujarati 7.9%, Hindi 7.2%, Punjabi 4.5% and Telugu 4.0%. The most common responses for religion were Hinduism 34.9%, Catholic 18.9% and No Religion 11.6%. Transport Trains Wentworthville railway station is on the North Shore & Western Line of the Sydney Trains network that connects west to Penrith and Richmond. After reaching the city, most trains continue north to North Sydney, Chatswood, Hornsby and Berowra. The station is also serviced by the Cumberland Line linking to . The trip to Sydney CBD typically takes 35 minutes. The Wentworthville station was the site of the first major Tangara accident, a derailment, which occurred on 27 December 1989. Buses East of Old Prospect Road, the Liverpool-Parramatta T-way runs along the southern boundary. The North-West T-way runs just outside the suburb boundaries on Mons Road. Transit Systems Sydney runs route 818 from Westmead Hospital to Merrylands via Wentworthville railway station. Hillsbus runs the following routes 700 from Blacktown to Parramatta via Wentworthville – running along the southern border of the suburb 705 also running from Blacktown to Parramatta but via Wentworthville railway station. 711 runs from the non shop side of Wentworthville station, from Blacktown to Parramatta 708 from Parramatta to Constitution Hill via Wentworthville railway station. Roads The M4 Western Motorway and the parallel Great Western Highway run east–west through the southern side. The Cumberland Highway runs through the western side of Wentworthville on its way south (from Hornsby via the Pennant Hills Road to Liverpool). Schools Wentworthville Public School Our Lady of Mt Carmel Primary School Darcy Road Public School Westmead Christian Grammar School (previously Essington Christian Academy) Sport Wentworthville is home to local rugby league team the Wentworthville Magpies (feeder club for Parramatta Eels), who play in the Jim Beam Cup and the NSW Cup (winning the 2008 NSW Cup), though the nearest NRL team is the nearby Parramatta Eels. Other facilities