Northwood Hills minicab
Minicab in Northwood Hills, Northwood, Pinner, Eastcote and surrounding areas
- Fixed fares any time of the day
- Competitive fares – on average cheaper than other companies
- No surge pricing – price your quoted is price you pay
- Quick response times usually within 5 or 10 mins
- We know our drivers unlike the large App providers
- Call centre manned 24/7 to deal with any problems
- Local business with local staff and drivers
- TfL licensed
In the mid-18th century most of this area was part of Ruislip Common and it remained wholly rural until Northwood’s growth began to spill over in the early 20th century.
The Metropolitan Railway agreed to build Northwood Hills station on condition that the developer indemnified it against all losses for five years, but such was the project’s success that the requirement was soon waived.
The station opened in November 1933 and the construction of houses nearby began almost immediately afterwards and continued for two decades. Most of the properties were built on a more affordable scale than in Northwood itself, some in a flat-roofed modernist style.