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Weybourne Taxi Service: Weybourne House Farnham

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Taxis in
Weybourne.

Weybourne sits on the Farnham and Aldershot fringe, running into Hale, Heath End and Badshot Lea with no real gap between them. Its northern edge is the River Blackwater, the historic county boundary, so a short taxi fare from here can cross from Surrey into Hampshire licensing territory.

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Weybourne 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 Weybourne when you call. Most local fares are quoted on the spot.

Closest to Farnham

What we do
in Weybourne.

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

Three-school mornings

All Hallows, Farnham Heath End and William Cobbett all sit in or beside the village.

Aldershot transfers

Aldershot station is nearer than Farnham from here, at about a mile and a half north.

Nature reserve drop-offs

Rowhill Copse and the Weybourne reserve bring walkers to lanes with very little parking.

Nearby coverage

Villages
close to Weybourne.

Part of the same closest to farnham group we cover from Farnham.

Local knowledge

Getting around
Weybourne.

Weybourne is a suburban village of mid to late Victorian housing along Weybourne Road, giving way to 1920s and 1930s and then post-war estates as you move towards Aldershot. It centres on the crossroads where Weybourne Road meets Upper and Lower Weybourne Lane, and the A331 runs close to the east.

PostcodeGU9
From FarnhamAbout 2 miles north-east, 6 to 8 minutes
Main roadB3007 Weybourne Road
Nearest stationsAldershot 1.5 miles, Farnham 2 miles
Schools in or beside the villageThree

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 Running Stream and The Elm Tree are the two pubs, with the village hall and sub-post office nearby. Weybourne House, listed and dated 1724, is probably where the village name comes from and is the landmark people give. Rowhill Copse Nature Reserve and the Weybourne Local Nature Reserve draw walkers at weekends.

What drivers watch for

Three schools in a small area make the middle of Weybourne Road genuinely slow twice a day, so a nine o'clock airport pickup is planned around it rather than through it. The nature reserves have very little parking, which makes drop-offs there more practical than driving.

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 Weybourne.

Which station should I use from Weybourne?

Aldershot is the nearer at about a mile and a half north, with Farnham roughly two miles south-west. The Aldershot to Farnham line actually forms the eastern boundary of the village, but there is no station on it here.

Are the roads busy at school times?

Yes, noticeably. All Hallows Catholic School, Farnham Heath End School and William Cobbett Primary are all in or immediately beside the village, which congests Weybourne Road and both Weybourne Lanes at drop-off and pick-up.

Does it matter that Weybourne is on the county border?

Only in that a short local journey can cross from Surrey into Rushmoor in Hampshire. It makes no difference to your fare with us, since we quote the job rather than the county.

Can you pick up from the local pubs?

Yes. The Running Stream at 66 Weybourne Road and The Elm Tree are both on our regular list, along with the village hall and the sub-post office.

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