Members of the THAW team stood by one of the vehicles.

About THAW

The aim of the Thorney, Harby & Wigsley Voluntary Car Scheme (TH&W) group is to improve the quality of life for residents in Thorney, Harby, Wigsley and surrounding areas eg. N & S Clifton and Spalford, especially for those who don't have their own transport or where public transport options may not be appropriate or available.

The scheme is open to everyone young or old. We provide a community transport service to enable residents to access health related services, shopping amenities, leisure and social activities during the day or evenings. Journeys will be charged at 45p per mile though a minimum charge of £2 (per vehicle) will apply for all trips.

Every attempt will be made to meet requests but this will be dependent on driver availability. Volunteers may opt to help out on an occasional basis but the more volunteers that can be recruited will be to the overall benefit of us all. None of us know when our car may break down or you may need transport in an emergency so it is well worth considering registering with this Scheme.

To access the Scheme either as a passenger or a driver you are required to register as a member of TH&W Voluntary Car Scheme (see below). There is no charge for this and all details will be held confidentially and only passed on to a driver when a journey is being undertaken.

The TH&W Voluntary Car Scheme is supported by the National Lottery.

Register today

To register for the Scheme as a user or a driver simply complete this form (all fields are required)
Your Name
The name that you wish us to know you by.
Intentions
How do you intend to use the scheme?
Your address
The address where you live (please include postcode).
Telephone
The telephone number we should contact you on.
Email Address
The email address we should contact you on.

In an emergency who should we contact:
Name
What is the name of the person we should contact in an emergency?
Relationship
What relationship do you have with the person we should contact in an emergency?
Telephone
What telephone number should we contact when trying to reach your emergency contact?