Oxfordshire · local guide
Wallingford is an ancient Thames crossing, with a medieval bridge, a castle site and streets laid out more than a thousand years ago. It is a delightful town, and a tight one for large vehicles.
Free collection
Start with the registration and the postcode where the car is parked.
The A4130 bypasses the town to the south on a modern bridge, leaving the old bridge for local traffic. The A329 runs north towards Oxford and south towards Reading. Crowmarsh Gifford sits across the river.
The town centre’s narrow streets and limited parking make collection from a home or private space easier than from the market square.
Wallingford’s centre follows a Saxon street plan, with narrow lanes and tight corners. If your car is parked in the old town, tell the driver so they can choose the best approach, perhaps over the bypass bridge rather than through the centre.
Wallingford at a glance
Questions
Answers specific to scrapping a car here.
South Oxfordshire District Council, as for Wallingford itself.
Yes. Mention any private road or towpath access, and whether the ground is firm.
Start with the registration and postcode. A licensed buyer covering your area comes back with an offer, and collection is free.