Use Mid Wales as a jump-off point. We currently cover 5 destination pages under this section.
Phone numbers, websites and booking apps for 3 taxi and private hire operators serving Aberystwyth, checked against their own websites, plus who licenses them and where to find the official fares.
Llandrindod Wells - or “Llandod” if you’re from around these parts - is a sleepy spa town that’s got old-school appeal, undulating hills and more B&Bs than one might imagine in a village…
Machynlleth is a quirky little town - part market town, part artsy hub and part gateway to the mountains. It’s gorgeous, sure, but public transportation? Let’s just say... limited. Whether you’re going to the…
Newtown is one of the larger towns in Powys, but it is still rural Wales - buses are hit or miss and you can’t exactly depend on Uber here. Whether you’re off to…
Phone numbers, websites and booking apps for 2 taxi and private hire operators serving Welshpool, checked against their own websites, plus who licenses them and where to find the official fares.
| Place | On the page | Details checked |
|---|---|---|
| Aberystwyth | 3 operators | Checked 23 Sep 2026 |
| Llandrindod Wells | Local taxi guide | — |
| Machynlleth | Local taxi guide | — |
| Newtown Powys | Local taxi guide | — |
| Welshpool | 2 operators | Checked 23 Sep 2026 |
In Wales, taxis (hackney carriages) and private hire vehicles are licensed by the local county or county borough council, named on each town page. Only licensed taxis can be hailed or taken from a rank; private hire vehicles must be pre-booked.
Section with all the pages listing taxi contacts across the Mid Wales region.
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