into the tenancy contract, so subsequent businesses have continued to look after it. The Jolly Farmer is a former pub at the junction of the A30 and A325 to the East of Town. It is named after Willam Davies, who was hanged at this location in 1689. The Wheatsheaf is a Grade II listed pub to the southeast of the town, designed in a distinctive ratchet-wheel design. Transport Railway Camberley railway station is immediately south of the commercial centre on the Ascot to Guildford line, connected to Guildford, Aldershot in the south and Ascot to the north; there are two trains per hour in each direction. Between the radial South West Main Line and Waterloo to Reading Line, capacity and stock constraints limit the direct services to and from London Waterloo to peak hours, running via Ascot and increasingly urban towns of Staines-upon-Thames, Twickenham then Richmond. In non-peak times, passengers from Camberley change at Ascot or Ash Vale for London. Long-distance stations (NE to SW) A few miles south-west and connected also by bus, Farnborough station provides direct trains to Waterloo, Basingstoke, the medieval city of Winchester, the port of Southampton and, on a lower frequency, Portsmouth. Long-distance stations (NW to SE) Directly west, Blackwater station (close to the A30) on the North Downs Line is operated by Great Western Railway, with trains running to Reading, Guildford, Redhill and Gatwick Airport. Buses Bus companies operating routes through Camberley include: Thames Valley Buses to Bracknell; Arriva Guildford & West Surrey to Guildford via Woking; Stagecoach South to Aldershot and Farnborough; and White Bus to Ascot and Staines. Roads Camberley's northern parts such as College Town are astride the old south-west road (A30) and the whole settlement is between junctions 3 and 4 of the M3 motorway. The A30 leaving Camberley to the north for Bagshot has a large junction called the Jolly Farmer Roundabout; it is named after the public house that stood on it. The pub was originally called The Golden Farmer, after a local farmer and highwayman, William Davis. Aviation There are two small airports nearby: Farnborough Airport at Farnborough and Blackbushe Airport. Farnborough Airport is well known for its International Air Show. Heathrow is away, as the crow flies. Education There are a number of schools in Camberley. Collingwood College is one of the largest in Surrey with over 2,000 pupils. Kings International College (formerly France Hill School)