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About Village Cabs

Village Cabs pride themselves on their customer service record and the quality of their vehicles. Taxi hire in and around Glastonbury & the Street area, covering as far as Lydford to Somerton, we also offer a small parcel delivery service along with airport transfers. Situated in the heart of the somerset villages where we can easily serve the likes of Baltonsborough, Keinton-mandeville, Butleigh, Barton st David, be it short distance ride required to collect your shopping from Street & Glastonbury or be it to get you to you Bristol, Heathrow or Gatwick airport at the required time. Male & female drivers, friendly and presentable drivers who speak English. We both monitor and value our customers thoughts and views regarding our service so we can improve any area of the business that will help both ourselves and the customer experience.

Fury from commuters, passenger groups and transport unions over…

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Fury from commuters, passenger groups and transport unions over…
Commuters, passenger groups and transport unions have voiced anger at the “scandal of Britain’s great rail fares rip off” after it was announced fares will rise by an average of 2.2% from January 2.
Many passengers vented their frustration at the price hikes, with some questioning whether the added expense would lead to an improved rail service.
Samantha Ovens, an artist from London, tweeted: “Any justification for a further increase in rail fares. When we have the most expensive travel service…

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Author: Western Daily Press

Train fares rise announced for January pushing more season…

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Train fares rise announced for January pushing more season…
More rail travellers will be pushed in to the £5,000-a-year season ticket price bracket following today’s announcement of train fair rises that will take effect from January 2.
The rise for regulated fares, which includes season tickets, will be up to 2.5%, which means those commuting from Canterbury East to London, for example, will see their season tickets rising from the January 2014 price of £4,960 to a point beyond £5,000.
Folkestone Central to London season tickets which…

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Author: Western Daily Press