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Taxi Cab to Delapre Abbey in Northampton

Following a brief 50 minute flight from home we approached Birmingham international air port right in the middle of the most overwhelming hail storm I’ve seen in many, many years, it was punching the roof of our aircraft that hard I thought we were likely to see sunlight through holes from the roofing at any moment.

Luckily we did not have to clear customs since our flight was classed as domestic, so we were spared the honours on the regular 20 minute queue this time around. We went out through the main doors and walked straight past an enormous line of airport terminal airport taxis that were waiting for work, to the short stay car parking exactly where we had arranged for a Worcester Taxi to get us and drive us instantly to The Worcester Art Gallery.

Our planning to use the Worcester taxi airport service instead of jumping in a local taxi in the airport terminal, was that we thought that by hiring the local Worcester taxi, the driver would know exactly where the Fine art gallery is at Worcester, whereas the Birmingham airport taxi driver would possibly not have an idea exactly where he was trying to find at the heart of Worcester.

After collecting the painting on time, we headed outside where we had a Northampton taxi waiting around to drive us right to Delapre Abbey, just outside Northampton. Once again, finding a taxi local to our ultimate destination, using the strategy that the drivers local experience is certain to get us straight to the Abbey with no unnecessary u turns or adventures.

By using a Northampton taxi additionally gave us a chance of quizzing the driver and locating some of the finest local restaurants to eat in, as well as where exactly the best shopping was.