Whitton is a friendly suburb with its own High Street, its own station and a big neighbour: Twickenham Stadium sits on its eastern edge. Most of the year it is quiet and residential. On match days and concert nights it becomes one of the busiest places in west London.
Local trips in Whitton
Regular journeys we cover include:
- Whitton station, for South Western trains to Waterloo and the Hounslow loop.
- Whitton High Street and the local shops.
- Kneller Gardens and Crane Park for walks along the River Crane.
- Schools and nurseries in Whitton, Twickenham and Hounslow.
- West Middlesex University Hospital in Isleworth.
For families who need regular trips, see our school run taxi page.
Match days at Twickenham Stadium
On big event days, roads around the stadium close and parking is tightly restricted. If you are heading to a rugby match or concert from elsewhere, book early and allow extra time. The driver will drop you at the nearest point allowed on the day, which may be a short walk from the gates. For the return, agree a meeting point away from the closed roads, as this is the quickest way to get moving after the crowds leave.
Groups going to the game often book a 6 seater taxi or a 7 seater so everyone travels together.
Whitton to Heathrow
Whitton is south-east of Heathrow, and drivers usually reach the airport via the A314 Hanworth Road and the A30. Typical times are 15 to 20 minutes to Terminal 4, 20 to 25 minutes to Terminal 5 and 20 to 30 minutes to Terminals 2 and 3.
Into central London
Whitton is close to the A316, which leads towards Richmond and central London. Typical times are 45 to 60 minutes to Waterloo and 45 to 60 minutes to Victoria. With a direct train from Whitton to Waterloo, a taxi makes most sense when you have luggage, a group or a late return.
Neighbouring areas
Whitton sits between Twickenham to the east, Hanworth to the south-west and Hounslow to the north. Feltham and Isleworth are also close. See our full areas we cover list.
Whitton roads our drivers know well
Whitton High Street is narrow, with buses, deliveries and parked cars competing for space, so drivers usually collect from a side street close by if you are shopping there. Nelson Road and the A314 Hanworth Road carry the through traffic, while Whitton Road leading to the Stadium is the one to avoid on event days.
For pick-ups at Whitton station, we agree which side of the railway to meet you, so nobody ends up waiting on the wrong side of the line.
Regular local runs
Plenty of Whitton residents book regular trips: a weekly supermarket shop, a hospital clinic or a lift to work at Heathrow. If you need the same journey each week, tell us when you book and we will note your usual times.
Book a Whitton taxi
Type your Whitton pick-up into the form above for a fixed price, or speak to the team on 020 3740 6490 whenever you need. Saloons, estates and MPVs are available, child seats come on request, and payment is by card or cash.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a taxi to Twickenham Stadium on match day?
Yes. Book early and allow extra time. The driver drops you at the nearest point allowed, as roads around the stadium close on event days.
How long is a taxi from Whitton to Heathrow?
Typically 15 to 20 minutes to Terminal 4, and 20 to 30 minutes to the other terminals.
Do you pick up from Whitton station?
Yes, at any hour. Give us your train time when you book.
Can a group of six book one taxi from Whitton?
Yes. Book a 6 seater MPV so the whole group travels together.