Transfer from Iver (SL0) to Heathrow Airport

Iver is a town located in the Buckinghamshire County. It is incorporated in the district of South Bucks and it’s one of the district’s largest civil parishes. Iver is bordered by Uxbridge and Greater London and is located only 20 miles away from Central London. Iver, Richings Park and Iver Heath are situated very close to the M25 motorway. This road is intersected by the M4 and M40 motorways.

In the 11^th century, the entire area that now houses the village of Iver used to be known as Evreham. It means “homestead by the hill’s brow”. At the time, it was owned by Robert Doiley. A Royal charter for a weekly market was granted in 1315. In 1416, the charter was finally confirmed.

The village of Iver is located between Langley and Uxbridge and it dates before the 11^th century. Various Neolithic artefacts and pottery fragments have been found on Iver’s site. The parish church in the village has various elements such as the Saxon windows that date from the 17^th, 16^th and 15^th centuries. At the same time, there is a wide array of properties that have survived from the 17^th and 16^th centuries.