John Luker is the owner of Town & Country Taxis and has lived in the area all his life. I established Town & Country Taxis and Tours in 1999 I am always pleased to help tourists, visitors and locals alike. Whatever your preference, taxi, tours or travels arrangements, you can be sure of our immediate attention.

Our vehicles are the VOLVO S80, the latest in luxury, comfort and style. With all the latest safety specifications and climate control - air-conditioning. For those long hot summer days.
Please note we do operate a non-smoking policy in our vehicles.

Transfers

Please contact us if you would like us to help with your local taxi arrangements. All local journeys are priced using the Cotswold District Council Taximeter. Please note we are licensed to carry up to 4 passengers. Make the most of your evening, why worry about drink driving when we are here to help you? Need help organising family and friends or pick up from the local station?
Simply call us with the details of who, when and where and we'll be there!

The Cotswold Towns & Villages

If you wish to escape from London for a few days, there is a direct rail link from London Paddington to Moreton in Marsh via Oxford. We can collect and transfer you to the hotel of your choice, or if you prefer we are happy to recommend hotels and guest houses in the area.

The White Hart Royal Hotel, Moreton in Marsh or Mill Dene House & Gardens in the village of Blockley. All local journeys are priced using the Cotswold District Council Taximeter.

Moreton in Marsh plays host to a local market held every Tuesday with about 200 stalls.

The old wool market town with one of the most beautiful High Street left in the UK, including a Market Hall dating back to the 11th century. This historic town is one of the few unspoilt by time.

The main street curves proudly displaying its' historic buildings and is a must for visitors to the area. There are a number of interesting shops, tea shops and restaurants, other treasures include the Ernest Wilson Memorial Garden reflecting the work of Campden Botanist Ernest Wilson and of course the panoramic views from Dovers Hill.

Stow-on-the-Wold - "..where the wind blows cold...", standing 700 feet above sea level this is indeed the case. This delightful and probably best known North Cotswold Market Town has an enormous market square, once home to massive annual fairs, where up to 20,000 livestock may have been traded.
The famous Cotswold honey coloured stone buildings steeped in history now provide an ideal stopping off point with time to visit the plethora of shops a fair number of which feature antiques. The village green still boasts a pair of wooden stocks!

This beautiful Cotswold village is characterised by the river and the numerous low bridges over it. The River Windrush runs right through the middle of town providing a unique setting for the pubs, restaurants, shops and tea rooms.

The town can trace its' origins back through to Saxon and Roman times, although the oldest houses in the village date back to the 17th century.

Warwick for the Visitor

Warwick is an historic county town with a wealth of places of interest for the visitor, the jewel in it's crown being a visit to historic Warwick Castle.

There are a number of other historic buildings and plenty of pubs, inns and restaurants offering meals, drinks and refreshments.