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Staines Railway station is on the Waterloo - Reading line. Trains into the City are quite frequent.
However, the Station is remarkably unfriendly, probably a product of its age.
There are steps up into the station (no ramp), and to cross platforms you have to use a steeply stepped bridge.
Also, there is a very awkward high and broad step up into the train when it (eventually arrives at the platform.
A person on their own with a pushchair is always going to struggle.
Updated Sep 15, 2005
Website: http://www.southwesttrains.co.uk
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