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London City Airport is situated in the London Borough of Newham, just east of the area of Canary Wharf. Its first full functioning year was in 1988, when there were only flights to less than half a dozen locations. Now, the airport is bigger than ever and its geographical location certainly explains the majority of its passengers, who regularly hail from the financial district of the city.

High Street Kensington, West London, is the name of the London Underground station, as well as similarly, the shopping street of the same name. The affluent and prestigious district of High Street Kensington is noted for its exclusivity for both housing and retail experiences. The high street itself boasts a positive trail of establishments that help uphold the reputation that the area has adopted.

Luton Airport is located in the county of Bedfordshire, approximately thirty five miles north of London. Lying outside of the “big three” airports of the capital, it’s frequently forgotten about but is in fact the 5th busiest airport in all of Britain. Although getting a minicab to Luton is simple, getting one from the airport itself is often problematic because of its location. For those heading to this smaller airport, they are few finer services more reliable than a good London minicab firm, and Location Cars has developed a reputation for reliability, excellence and reasonable prices.

One of the gateways to the rest of the world, Gatwick is relied on by almost thirty-five million people every year, making it the second busiest airport in the United Kingdom in terms of passenger traffic. Like a mini town in itself, there is an abundance of shops, bars and restaurants to satisfy any businessman or woman within the port, waiting to board their flight to a number of destinations around the world. To ensure you have plenty of time before your flight, it’s best to book a London City Airport Minicab to Gatwick Airport so you don’t have to worry.

South Kensington is a beautiful district in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Located in West London, the area is accessible via the London Underground tube station of the same name. However, you may opt for the convenience of one of the minicabs in South Kensington, instead. Neighbouring other affluent areas, property in this part of town is known to be both exclusive and expensive. 

Located to the far west of Greater London, Heathrow is one of Europe’s busiest airports. An astonishing average of 190,000 passengers pass through its terminals every day, a figure that dwarfs even the largest of its competitors in Britain. It acts as the capital’s greatest travel hub and the sheer number of vehicles in the area is really quite staggering. A Heathrow minicab is probably one of the most common sights in all of London.

Is there anything more ubiquitous in the capital than a black cab? Central London minicabs are some of the most famous in all of the world, and the iconic method of transport is up there with the red buses in terms of instant recognition. Any tourist in the city will be sure to catch one at least once and will doubtless take numerous photographs along the way.

The district of Chelsea can be found in South West London, but surprisingly does not lend its name to a specific tube station; instead being serviced by a number of undergrounds. Situated in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, it plays host to one of the most prestigious shopping districts in the city; the King’s Road.

Stansted is best known for being the base of several discount airlines, but that doesn’t mean that those passing through aren’t in search of luxury. A minicab to Stansted to airport is still the preferred transport of choice for the many visiting businessmen that pass through every day. 

Victoria, London is located in the City of Westminster. Its central siting makes it a popular visitor destination. This is partly down to the second busiest rail and coach terminus that can be found here. Travel is key to our society. So many people rely on train travel to traverse the length and breadth of London and the rest of the UK, as well as for commuting to and from work.

The dated history of Earls Court goes some way to explain its situ here in London. Having existed as a stop on the District line since the mid-late 1800s, and the arena, by the same name, many might have heard of this place. However, it’s location, close to desired spots such as Kensington & Chelsea makes it more of a thoroughfare than a popular destination itself.