Norbiton to London Bridge Taxi

Taxis From Norbiton to London Bridge Hospital

Not to be confused with Guy’s, London Bridge Hospital is a private hospital on Tooley Street, right beside the river. Many patients from Norbiton travel there for consultations, scans and day surgery. After a procedure you won’t feel like taking the train, so a pre-booked taxi home makes a lot of sense. Tell us your appointment time and the entrance you need, and book your return once you know when you’ll be discharged.

Station Cabs for the Bridge Theatre and Potters Fields

Beside Tower Bridge, the Bridge Theatre stages some of London’s best-reviewed plays. Potters Fields Park next door hosts summer events, and the riverside walk past HMS Belfast is a treat after dark. Our station cabs drop you close to the theatre and wait for you after the show, so there’s no race for the last train back to Norbiton. For a group night out, our 7-seater taxi keeps everyone together.

Minicabs and Station Cars for Christmas at Borough Market

In December, Borough Market is packed with people buying cheese, hampers and the Christmas turkey. Carrying all of that home on two trains is no fun at all. Book one of our minicabs or station cars and load the boot instead. We’ll meet you at an agreed point near the market and take everything, and everyone, back to Norbiton in one easy trip.

A through station as well as a terminus

London Bridge is London's oldest railway station, and its rebuild in the 2010s turned it into one of the most modern. Thameslink trains pass straight through to Blackfriars, St Pancras, Luton and Bedford in one direction, and to Gatwick and Brighton in the other. Southern trains run to Sussex and south London, and Southeastern services to Kent call here. The Northern and Jubilee lines connect below.

Landmarks nearby

The station sits at the foot of The Shard. Borough Market, Southwark Cathedral, Tower Bridge and the riverside walk to Tate Modern are all within a few minutes' walk. Across London Bridge itself is the City, with its offices, banks and insurers, which makes the station a common drop-off for business customers.

The drive from Kingston

Our usual route heads up the A3 through Wandsworth, then along the south side of the river through Vauxhall and Kennington into Borough. The drive is typically 45 minutes to an hour. Weekday mornings are busiest, and Borough High Street moves slowly at peak times, so give us your train or meeting time and we will suggest when to leave Norbiton.

Business travel to the City

For meetings in the City or at More London, a pre-booked car with a fixed fare keeps travel simple and easy to expense. Pay by card or cash. For a more spacious ride, ask about our executive class car. If your day continues with a flight from east London, our London City Airport taxi covers the onward journey.

Collection from London Bridge

Coming back from Brighton, Kent or a day in the City? Give us your arrival time and we will agree a meeting point near the station entrances on Tooley Street or St Thomas Street. If trains are running late, call us. We are open 24 hours a day.

Other stations

Waterloo is a short distance west along the South Bank, and our King's Cross station taxi page covers trains to the north. For Gatwick, a direct Gatwick Airport taxi from Kingston is usually quicker than going into London Bridge for Thameslink. We collect for London Bridge from Mitcham and across Merton.

Guy's Hospital

Guy's Hospital is right next to London Bridge station. Many of our customers travel there for appointments at its specialist clinics. We can drop you at the main entrance on Great Maze Pond and collect you when your appointment finishes, so you do not need to use the busy station at all.