What We Do
We make it easier for our members to be part of their community. Our subsidised transport helps people get to where they want to be.
Individuals
Our shopper buses and volunteer cars are for people resident in Kensignton & Chelsea or Westminster, who are over 50 and find it difficult using public transport. An annual membership fee entitles members to free trips to supermarkets, shopping centres and excursions. We have scheduled routes and timetables as well as direct bookings for specific journeys.
Community Groups
We have a fleet of 14-16 seat standard and accessible minibuses (with wheelchair spaces) for sessional use by voluntary organisations, statutory schools, community and self-groups. Annual membership is avsilable to registered not-for-profit groups in West an Central London and charges are based on location, time and distance.
Goods Van
Members can hire our transit goods van at low hourly rates to help tranport a range of things from equipment and donations as well as food deliveries and stocking food banks.
Training
We provide subsidised tranport related training, including MiDAS driver training to upskill community group members and help reduce their costs.
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Join Us
To use our services you need to be a member.
Membership is easy, affordable and available to community organisations and individuals based in Kensignton & Chelsea, Westminster and Hammersmith & Fulham.
Our membership is always growing and currently we help 700 community members and 200 individual members.
News
Kindness -The Fuel as Important as Diesel
What does kindness have to do with community transport? More than you might think. We often talk about infrastructure in terms of things we can see: roads, buses, buildings and services. But strong communities also rely on something less tangible, just people being...
Connecting People & Places For Better Community
What if the journey itself is part of the service? We tend to think about transport in practical terms: getting someone from A to B. But for someone who doesn't get out very often, the journey can be an important social experience too. A familiar driver. A...
Trust, Charities And Community Transport
A recent report from the Community Transport Association ( the body that advocates and guides CT in the UK) took a deep dive into the Charity Commission's latest research into public trust in charities, and what it means for community transport - many of which are...
Making More Room For Community.
What can the unwritten rules of public transport teach us about community? An interesting article published recently in a Spanish newspaper for ex pats unpacked the unspoken rules about public transport etiquette. Give people space. Offer a seat if someone needs it....