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Lower Froyle Taxi Service: Courage's Alton Brewery and rail siding c.

Courage's Alton Brewery and rail siding c. · G.N. Hardinge (Managing Director 1897-1927) / Public domain

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Farnham & surrounding area

Taxis in
Lower Froyle.

Lower Froyle is the looser, lane-based half of Froyle parish, the part that grew around the farms rather than the church. The whole parish holds only 644 people, and access is by unlit single-track lanes off the A31, so a taxi needs a house name or a postcode here, not a village name.

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Lower Froyle Local journeys near Farnham
Short local hopsQuoted in 10 min
School run accountsAvailable
Hospital & shopping tripsAny time
Return journeysBooked together

Tell us you're in Lower Froyle when you call. Most local fares are quoted on the spot.

Toward Aldershot

What we do
in Lower Froyle.

Same drivers, same phone number, wherever you're starting from.

Short local hops

Quick village-to-village runs, quoted on the spot when you call the dispatch line.

School runs

A standing weekly booking with a consistent driver, arranged once and repeated as needed.

Hospital & shopping trips

Return journeys booked together from the start, so you're not left arranging the trip home separately.

Nearby coverage

Villages
close to Lower Froyle.

Part of the same toward aldershot group we cover from Farnham.

Local knowledge

Getting around
Lower Froyle.

Froyle splits in two: Upper Froyle grew around the church and the manor, and Lower Froyle around the farms, which is why the lower half feels scattered rather than nucleated. It is a small Hampshire farming settlement served by lanes off the A31, with no classified road of its own.

PostcodeGU34
From FarnhamAbout 7 miles west, roughly 15 minutes on the A31
Main roadA31, then unclassified lanes
Nearest stationBentley, about 2 miles east
Parish population644 at the 2011 census

Door to door, and the local landmarks

Every journey starts at your own door, so nobody has to walk to a meeting point. These are simply the places people name when they book, and the landmarks drivers navigate by. The Anchor Inn, a sixteenth-century inn with rooms, is the main landmark in Lower Froyle, along with Froyle Village Hall next to the recreation ground and the playground with the zip wire. Froyle Park, the Jacobean manor-house venue, sits just off the A31 in Upper Froyle.

What drivers watch for

Froyle Park is the single biggest generator of work here, and its 400-guest capacity against 66 beds means a large, concentrated outbound at the end of a wedding. The approach lanes are unlit and single-track in places, so staged departures work far better than sending every car at once.

The cars

Check the boot
before you book a taxi.

Luggage is where most airport bookings go wrong. These are the real limits, not the optimistic ones.

01 / Saloon

Saloon

The standard car for one to four people. Two checked-in bags in the boot plus two items of hand luggage.

4Passengers
2Checked in bags
2Hand luggage
02 / MPV

MPV 6

Six seats with room for two large suitcases in the back plus four items of hand luggage.

6Passengers
2Big luggages
4Hand luggages
03 / MPV full

MPV 6 full

Seven seats filled, with five large suitcases in the boot plus six items of hand luggage.

7Passengers
5Big luggages
6Hand luggages

Questions

Before
you book.

What people usually ask about local journeys from Lower Froyle.

Do you cover weddings at Froyle Park?

Yes, it is one of our regular venues. It takes up to 400 guests but has only 66 beds on site, so the late-night run back to Farnham, Alton and Bentley is a fixed part of the day there.

Which station should I use for Lower Froyle?

Bentley, about two miles east on the Alton line, is the nearest. Alton is roughly four miles south-west and Farnham about seven miles east.

Can you find us on the lanes?

Yes, but give the dispatcher a house name or a full postcode. The lanes into Lower Froyle are single-track and unlit, and Lower Froyle on its own covers a lot of scattered ground.

Why is Froyle called the village of saints?

Because of the statues set into niches on the buildings in Upper Froyle, brought over from Italy by Sir Hubert Miller. It is the detail visitors most often ask the driver about.

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From Lower Froyle,
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any time.

The dispatch line is answered by a person, in Farnham, at any hour. Or request a quote and we'll text you back within ten minutes.