Redditch is the town in the north east of the county, with Redditch railway station at the end of the Cross City line from Birmingham, Arrow Valley Country Park and the Alexandra Hospital. We take pre-booked journeys across Redditch, including hospital, station and shopping trips, and towards Bromsgrove and Birmingham.
Every Redditch journey we run is booked ahead. Drivers are Enhanced DBS checked, and the wheelchair-accessible vehicle can be booked for Redditch journeys, carrying wheelchair users and assistance dogs without any extra charge.
Yes. The Alexandra Hospital on Woodrow Drive is one of the steadiest destinations in Redditch, and appointment travel is planned around the clinic time you give us. Book the outward journey first, then arrange the return once you know how long the appointment will run; we would rather collect you a little late than leave you waiting.
The Alex serves the whole town and the villages beyond it, Astwood Bank, Feckenham and Crabbs Cross among them, so hospital journeys often start outside Redditch itself. The arrangement is the same wherever the pick-up is: an address, a date and a time, confirmed by phone.
Redditch station is the end of the Cross City line, with trains through Bromsgrove and Birmingham's stations, and booked pick-ups meet those trains by arrangement. In the centre, the Kingfisher Shopping Centre and the bus station area are everyday destinations, and Arrow Valley Country Park draws the weekend journeys, to the lake, the visitor centre and the park events.
Redditch was laid out as a new town, in districts that each feel separate: Webheath, Headless Cross, Lodge Park, Winyates and Church Hill among them. A driver who knows which district a street sits in saves the circling, and local knowledge is half of what a booked local service is for.
Redditch looks north and south at once. Over the border of the districts, taxi and private hire in Bromsgrove is the neighbouring patch down the A441, and the county's wider pattern is set out on our page for school transport in Worcestershire, which covers how regular runs, including Redditch ones, are arranged with schools and families.