This is what a taxi service should be like! This driver was prompt and courteous and very…read morefriendly--we had a nice chat about American football on the way to my appointment. I asked him to return in an hour and to meet me at the pub across the road. I was in a job interview and the employer happened to be extremely chatty and I was there well over an hour and wasn't able to let the cabbie know I was running late. He went to the pub to collect me and when I didn't show up, he came back to the office building where I was dropped off and patiently waited for me to come out. And when I finally did, he was just as cheerful as before. He could have easily left since I was so late and couldn't reply to his text, or at the least, started the meter up while he was waiting, but he did neither. After bad experiences with other taxi services, it was refreshing to find one so helpful.

I used First Choice to take me to the airport. They arrived on time clean smart car and driver.I…read morewill be using them again. Thanks Josh Maynard

I missed the bus. It's pouring rain and my umbrella decides to break. I'm wearing heels that are…read morenot made for walking long distances uphill in the rain. So, I phone up a local cab (LOCAL, mind you, from the same town) from the train station in the hopes of getting a lift the two miles to my home. And the cabbie said no. It's two minutes away, he said. You can easily walk that, he said. Seriously? Who does that? Who turns down money like that? What are cabs for if not taking you somewhere when it's difficult for you to get there on your own? I know it wasn't far (but certainly a lot farther than two minutes away), but it was literally POURING RAIN and I was willing to give a damn good tip. Instead, I wobbled slowly home in my non-sensible shoes and arrived home soaking wet and pretty pissed off. I'm usually all for supporting local businesses but this is definitely one I will never phone again.