Taxi Heathrow to Harlesden

Heathrow To Harlesden by taxi :

Taxi from Heathrow to Harlesden will take approximately 30 Minutes.
Heathrow To Harlesden taxi will cost approximately £55 for a standard saloon car, which can carry 4 passengers, 2 check-in luggages and 2 hand luggage.
The total mileage from Heathrow to Harlesden will be 15 Miles.

Harlesden, originally 'Herewulf's Tun', was a Saxon settlement in south Brent, south of Willesden, northwest of Kensal Green, and southeast of Stonebridge. The village began as a Saxon settlement on an elevated and well-watered woodland clearing, with little evidence of the Saxon hamlet. A charter from 939 is generally regarded as spurious, but Harlesden is mentioned on a list of sailors on a ship in around 1000. In the Domesday Book in 1086, Harlesden is listed as a manor that was in the lordship of the Canons of St Paul's before 1066 and still is. By 1215, the size of the manor had declined and its main asset, the lordship of the hamlet of Harlesden, had lapsed by the 16th century. For 100 years from 1438, a brick and tile factory thrived in Harlesden. In the 16th century, the village had at least seven houses along a green that bordered Harrow Road. By 1720, 23 local people were rich enough to pay rates (taxes). The Anchor & Cable pub in Harlesden issued trade tokens in the 17th century, and by the mid-18th century, the village had two pubs (then called inns), the Crown (perhaps a renamed Anchor & Cable) and the Green Man. When the open fields were enclosed in 1823, there were some 30 houses, several of which were described as 'desirable'. Enclosure was the official act of parliament that enabled farmers to fence off their farms and seize previously common land in villages. Public transport began in Harlesden in 1834, with cottages built by tradesmen and occupied by the less economically fortunate. The London-Harrow coach passed through Harlesden daily, and the village had a blacksmith, grocer, shoemaker, and new pub, the Royal Oak. In 1861, the Hampstead Junction Railway opened a short-lived station called Kensal Green & Harlesden, half a mile west of the present day Kensal Green Station.

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Harlesden, originally 'Herewulf's Tun', was a Saxon settlement in south Brent, south of Willesden, northwest of Kensal Green, and southeast of Stonebridge. The village began as a Saxon settlement on an elevated and well-watered woodland clearing, with little evidence of the Saxon hamlet. The Domesday Book in 1086 listed Harlesden as a manor in the lordship of the Canons of St Paul's before 1066. By 1215, the manor's size declined, and its main asset, the lordship of the hamlet of Harlesden, had lapsed by the 16th century. For 100 years from 1438, a brick and tile factory thrived in Harlesden. By 1720, 23 local people were rich enough to pay taxes. The Anchor & Cable pub issued trade tokens in the 17th century, and by the mid-18th century, the village had two pubs, the Crown and the Green Man. Public transport began in Harlesden in 1834, with cottages built by tradesmen and occupied by the less economically fortunate. The village had a blacksmith, grocer, shoemaker, and new pub, the Royal Oak. In 1861, the Hampstead Junction Railway opened a short-lived station called Kensal Green & Harlesden.

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Distance between Harlesden and Heathrow

The distance between Harlesden, a district in the London Borough of Brent, and Heathrow, one of the world's busiest airports, is approximately 15 miles. The travel time varies depending on the mode of transport and traffic conditions. By car, the journey typically takes around 30 to 40 minutes. However, during peak hours, this can extend to over an hour. Public transport options, such as trains and buses, are also available but these can take longer due to multiple stops and transfers.

Accessible Taxis for Passengers with Disabilities from Heathrow to Harlesden

For passengers with disabilities, travelling from Heathrow to Harlesden can be made easier with the availability of accessible taxis. These specially designed vehicles are equipped with features such as wheelchair ramps, extra space, and supportive equipment to accommodate passengers with various types of disabilities. Many taxi companies in London offer this service, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free journey. It's advisable to book these taxis in advance to ensure availability and to communicate any specific requirements. The drivers of these accessible taxis are also trained to assist passengers with disabilities, providing a door-to-door service for maximum convenience.

1. Substation Brixton - Climbing Centre
2. Hounslow Golf Park
3. Jurassic Island Adventure Golf
4. Jurassic Falls Adventure Golf
5. London Transport Museum
6. Kew Gardens

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• Less than 12 hours before pickup: Refunds are generally withheld. However, clients presenting substantiated flight cancellations are entitled to a full refund, even within the 12-hour window.

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In compliance with UK Government Guidelines, company permits the transportation of children and infants without requiring child or infant car seats. Clients requesting specific car seats will incur an additional fee of £15 per infant/child.

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