any ideas?

I presume you mean Highgate in London. If you get the train to
St.Pancras,you can get to Highgate easily on the underground,but that
means going right into London and back out again. Highgate is in north
London. Maps of the underground system are on the walls at every
station. The best way may be by National Express,because some of the
London coaches stop at Golders Green which is only short distance east
of Highgate. Bus or taxi from there would be ok. The nearest station to
Highgate on the train from Luton is Cricklewood,which is a few miles
from there, and you can get local buses to go to Highgate. Too far for
a taxi,unless you're very rich,haha......The link shows a map of
Highgate road,and lists the underground staions nearby. Local streets
are listed at the bottom of the page. I would choose the
coach,personally,but at least you know there are choices. Won't be a
big problem either way........................................ I tried
the tfl (Transport for London) link but all the options it gives take
you via St.Pancras,which is the longest and most expensive route.

RoxyChick wrote:If you book early you might be able to get a train up to London, then a taxi to highgate.

Then book a hotel and get a lift back?

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ShootingStar wrote:A female friend of mine from Swansea may be able to do it for you for alot cheaper than you've been quoted, she works shifts so is going to find out whether she's working on the 3rd July & get back to me, I have offered to meet at Highgate on the day to wait with her while you have your op & then see you both out of London on your way home so will see what she comes up with X X