Travel for Individuals 

If you’re over 50 and using mainstream transport is challenging, but you want to stay connected to the things that matter to you, we can help.

We offer a range of accessible community transport for people who struggle to use mainstream services due to mobility issues or other difficulties.

If you are a resident in Kensington and Chelsea or Westminster we provide a Shopper Bus service, and an affordable Volunteer Cars service to help you get out and about.

To use these services you need to be a Westway CT member, joining is easy and costs just £12 a year.

Use the links below to find the right service for you.

Shopper Bus Service

A door to door Shopper Bus service driven by experienced and empathetic drivers, our bus service helps people keep their independence.

Volunteer Car Service

A one-to-one affordable volunteer car service. Book trips to anywhere you need to go that the Shopper Bus service does not cover.

News

The Connection Is The Value.

The Connection Is The Value.

The community is already there. We're helping people be part of it. In a recent article for The Guardian, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown explores what he calls Britain's “civic recession”: the decline of some of the clubs, associations and organisations that have...

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What Makes A Community Thrive?

What Makes A Community Thrive?

What makes a town thrive? An article in The Guardian Society's section explores five key ingredients, including transport, public services, thriving high streets and community cohesion.It raises an important question: what good are local opportunities if access isn't...

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We’re Future Proofing Community Transport Now

We’re Future Proofing Community Transport Now

Securing the future of community transport starts with the people who drive it. During Community Transport Week, Westway Community Transport joined the Community Transport Association (CTA) and other sector representatives in Westminster to speak to MPs and...

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Why Community Transport Week Matters

Why Community Transport Week Matters

Last Saturday, 10 October, was World Mental Health Day. This week, Community Transport Week 12 -16 October gives us another opportunity to think about something closely connected to our wellbeing: the ability to get out, connect with others and take part in everyday...

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