We are living near the London City Airport, so we often visit different places to refresh our memory from the boring life of the city. I am working as a clerk in the government office so I find very less time. Last Sunday, I got a holiday from work so I planned to move towards Bicester. It was my first visit from London City Airport to Bicester, therefore I was a bit worried about the journey.To avoid the difficulty in the way, I booked company cab service. The company has a unique name in the cab-providing industry. After reaching the London City Airport, we found company cab driver in front of me at the airport. He warmly welcomed me with a smiling face. He took my luggage and placed it in the trunk of the cab. In this way, our journey starts from London City Airport to Bicester.Almost two hours later, we reached Bicester. First of all, we planned to visit churches. The majority of the churches in Bicester are members of the ecumenical group.

Churches Together: Crowded House (Pioneers in Missional Community, Meeting in the Moto); St. Edburg's Parish Church (Church of England); Emmanuel Church (Church of England, Meeting in their New Church at Barberry Place, December 2012); Bicester Community Church (Meeting in the Salvation Army Hall); Bicester Methodist Church; The Church of the Immaculate Conception (Roman Catholic); Elim Lighthouse Church (Pentecostal The Bicester Baptist Church (which meets in the Southwold Community Center) and Hebron Gospel Hall are churches that are not affiliated with Churches Together.In the 1970s, the London to Birmingham line was dilapidated. Some sections of the railway were shut off due to the possibility of a partial closure, and trains were diverted to Marylebone in London. Chiltern Railways was given the franchise after privatisation. It significantly increased the frequency of services and reinstalled the double track, which significantly increased ridership.

Long straw thatch was a common roofing material in the area and was still used on older, lower-class homes and terraced cottages. It was necessary to install thatch at pitches higher than 50 degrees. This resulted in slender, steep gables that complemented the massive limestone roofs built with Stonesfield slate or other Cotswolds roofing slabs. Local red clay plain tiles were the other common roofing material. Blue slate imports from North Wales were made possible by bulk transportation developments connected to canal and railroad infrastructure in the 19th century. These might be installed at significantly shallower pitches on upscale, trendy homes.

company provided us quality services throughout the way. In return, the company cab driver gives us the facility to use the internet in the cab. Late night, we arrived at the house. We recommend you to use company cab service if you want to enjoy a comfortable journey.