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Courier Jobs With Your Own Van in City of Westminster

Courier work for your own van in and around City of Westminster: bulky items from shops, marketplaces and storage, collected and delivered the same day.

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Courier Jobs With Your Own Van work in City of Westminster

We’re new in City of Westminster, so the first partners here get every job that comes in.

City of Westminster, Westminster, is home to 203,571 people and covers W1U, and the nearest towns are Kensington and Chelsea (1.6 miles), Camden (2.5 miles), City and County of the City of London (2.9 miles) and Hammersmith and Fulham (3.1 miles). No partner covers City of Westminster yet. A single item within City of Westminster pays you £23.20; a full van to Kensington and Chelsea pays £81.60.

How much work there is around City of Westminster

We’re new in City of Westminster, so the first partners here get every job that comes in.

A full-van move from City of Westminster pays you £81.60 to Kensington and Chelsea (1.6 miles), £81.60 to Camden (2.5 miles), £82.40 to City and County of the City of London (2.9 miles), £82.40 to Hammersmith and Fulham (3.1 miles) and £82.40 to Islington (3.2 miles).

Jobs start in W1U and the towns close by, and most stay within 15 miles. Longer ones go to Camden (2.5 miles) and Hammersmith and Fulham (3.1 miles) and London (1.3 miles).

What you earn from City of Westminster

JobCustomer paysYou get
Within City of Westminster: a single item£29£23.20
Within City of Westminster: half a van£46£36.80
Within City of Westminster: a full van, two people£102£81.60
City of Westminster to Kensington and Chelsea: a full van, two people£102£81.60
City of Westminster to City and County of the City of London: a full van, two people£103£82.40
City of Westminster to Islington: a full van, two people£103£82.40
A 3-bed house (Luton, two people) from City of Westminster£183£146.40

Worked out by our quote engine with today’s prices: you keep 80% of every job. When the customer chooses two people, the extra £30 for your second person is all yours, on top.

Work out what you’d earn

About £185.60 a week, £804 a month, before your costs and tax.

Bulky deliveries, not parcel rounds

These aren’t 100-drop parcel days. A typical job is one to three drops: a sofa from West One, a wardrobe bought on a marketplace in City of Westminster, boxes out of The Concierge Self Storage. You load, strap, drive and carry it in.

Where the work goes around City of Westminster

  • West One
    Retail park (collections) · 0.3 miles from the centre
  • Bond Street
    Station · 0.4 miles from the centre
  • The Concierge Self Storage
    Self storage · 0.6 miles from the centre
  • The Royal Arcade
    Retail park (collections) · 0.7 miles from the centre
  • Permit parking
    Permit parking · 0.7 miles from the centre
  • Burlington Arcade
    Retail park (collections) · 0.8 miles from the centre
  • London Marylebone
    Station · 0.9 miles from the centre
  • London Paddington
    Station · 0.9 miles from the centre

City of Westminster had 203,571 people at the 2021 Census. Permit zones and recycling centre rules are on each offer, so you know before you go.

Join in City of Westminster

  1. A driving licence, your van and hire-and-reward insurance

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Questions

How much work is there in City of Westminster?

We’re new in City of Westminster, so the first partners here get every job that comes in.

What does a job pay from City of Westminster?

A single item within City of Westminster pays you £23.20, a full van with two people £81.60, a 3-bed house about £146.40. You keep 80%, plus the whole £30 when the customer adds a second person.

Where do jobs from City of Westminster go?

Mostly to Kensington and Chelsea (1.6 miles), Camden (2.5 miles), City and County of the City of London (2.9 miles) and Hammersmith and Fulham (3.1 miles), and sometimes to Camden and Hammersmith and Fulham. You set how far you’ll go.

Do I need my own van?

Yes: these jobs are for owner-drivers and small firms. No van? Help our drivers as a driver’s mate instead.