Ilford Minicab

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The journey usually begins at the curb. The air smells of damp pavement and takeaway curries from the high street. You step into the backseat—a space that feels oddly like a time capsule. There is the faint, comforting scent of pine air freshener wrestling with the remnants of the driver’s last coffee.

Then, the ritual begins.

"Where to?" the Ilford Minicab. He’s seen it all. He has ferried wedding parties home from the banquet halls of Valentines Park and watched the weary commuters slump into his seats after the final train from Liverpool Street has rattled into the distance.