Evesham is our home base, in the Vale of Evesham on the River Avon. We take pre-booked journeys from homes and businesses across the town, from Evesham railway station on the Cotswold line, and from Abbey Park and the town centre. Our registered office is at Vale Park.
Nothing here is hailed on the street: every Evesham journey is arranged in advance with a licensed operator. The drivers who cover the town hold Enhanced DBS checks, and one of our two vehicles takes a wheelchair with no added charge for the passenger or an assistance dog.
Yes. Evesham station, on the Cotswold line between Oxford and Worcester, is one of our regular pick-up points, and a pre-booked car can be waiting when your train comes in. Tell us the train you are catching or meeting when you ask for a quote, and the driver will be there for that arrival rather than a fixed clock time guess.
The same applies in reverse at the end of a trip. Homes across town, the hotels around Waterside and the business units at Vale Park all sit within a short drive of the station, and booking ahead means the journey home is settled before you board.
The Vale villages are part of our everyday patch: Badsey, Bretforton, Offenham, Hampton and the Bengeworth side of town among them. Pick-ups from village addresses work exactly as town ones do; you give the address, a date and a time, and we reply with a quote for the journey.
From the villages we are often asked for Evesham Community Hospital appointments, runs into Worcester for the Royal Hospital or the stations, and early starts towards Birmingham Airport up the A46. All of it is booked in advance, and regular journeys can be arranged as a repeating booking.
Three parts of our work have their own Evesham pages. Families booking school transport in Evesham can read how regular runs are arranged, passengers who travel in their chair can see how our Evesham wheelchair-accessible taxi handles hospital and station trips, and holiday starts are covered on the page for airport transfers from Evesham.