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Taxi from IG11 Barking to Gatwick Airport

For your trip from IG11 Barking to Gatwick Airport, trust Blue Airport Transfer; our experienced drivers will ensure you arrive comfortably and on time. Our skilled drivers, clean fleet, and affordable rates guarantee a smooth and stress-free ride to the airport.

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Gatwick Airport is normally 48.13 miles miles from IG11 Barking, and depending on traffic, the trip takes one hour and fifteen to one hour and thirty minutes. It might vary based on the time of day, vehicle type, and passenger count, the typical price for this route is around £77.40.

From IG11 to Gatwick Airport is easy and simple to book a cab service with Blue Airport Transfer. You can make a reservation by calling us or online at our website. www.blueairporttransfer.com If you have any questions or special requests, our customer support staff is here to help.

Anglo-Saxon Berecingas, which means either the settlement near the birch trees or the descendants of a man named Bereca, is whence the name Barking originated. First, this area was named as Berecingum. The manor's listing in the Domesday Book of that year indicates that it had changed its name to Berchingae by AD 1086. From 1628 until 1857, the Fanshawes, a well-known local family, ruled Barking as its lords. They gave the Leet House to the people of Barking and owned and occupied several manor homes in the borough, such as Jenkins, Parsloes, Faulks, and Valence House. Barking Abbey, a nunnery established in 666 by London Bishop Eorcenwald on the estate of Barking, was destroyed by the Danes and rebuilt by King Edgar in 970.

In the late 12th century, Marie de France, the renowned author, might have served as the nunnery's abbess. The old market right is named by a charter. The market has now recovered from its 18th-century slump. The Vicarage Field Shopping Centre is situated in the heart of Barking on Ripple Road. Northbury Primary School, Eastbury Primary School, St. Margaret's Church of England, and St. Joseph's Roman Catholic are examples of primary schools. The London Underground, London Overground, c2c, London Bus, and East London Transit routes all service Barking Station, a local transportation hub. Barking Riverside train station serves the area south of the A13, while Upney Underground station serves the area east of Barking. There is a station for the East London Transit bus rapid transit next to the Vicarage Field Shopping Center.

Track to follow

• Start from IG11 Barking and head towards the A13.
• Drive south and take the exit to the M25.
• Merge onto the M25 heading south, towards M23.
• Stay on the M25 South and continue until you reach the M23 exit for Gatwick Airport
• Follow signs for M23 South towards Gatwick Airport.
• Continue on the M23 and follow signs for Gatwick Airport.