Worcester is the county city, with Worcester Cathedral across the River Severn, two railway stations at Foregate Street and Shrub Hill, and Worcestershire Royal Hospital. We take pre-booked journeys to and from the city, including hospital, station and university trips.
Every Worcester journey we take is booked in advance with a licensed operator. Drivers working in the city hold Enhanced DBS checks, and the wheelchair-accessible vehicle is available across Worcester at no extra cost to the passenger who needs it.
Both of them. Worcester Foregate Street sits in the city centre and Shrub Hill stands to the east, and we collect from either when the pick-up is booked ahead. Worcestershire Parkway, the newer station by Norton on the edge of the city, is also a pick-up we are asked for, particularly for CrossCountry services.
Tell us which train and we will be there for it. City centre traffic around Foregate Street and the Cross can be slow at peak times, so a booked car that is already committed to your arrival is the calmer way to start or finish a rail journey.
Yes. The Royal Hospital on the eastern side of the city is one of the most requested destinations in Worcester, for outpatient clinics, visiting and discharges. A pre-booked journey means the appointment time drives the plan, and the return can be arranged once the clinic gives you a finish time.
The same door-to-door pattern serves the university campuses, the racecourse on race days and the cathedral quarter. From the villages that wrap around the city, Claines, Fernhill Heath, Hallow and St Peter's among them, journeys into the centre are booked the same way.
Worcester has three service pages with the detail in one place. The daily pattern is set out on the page for school transport in Worcester, appointment and visiting travel is covered by the city's wheelchair-accessible taxi page, and flights are handled through airport transfers from Worcester.