Planned a Hen night in Earlestown, our safe and reliable mini bus hire services will make sure you enjoy your Hen night out and when its all over we'll take you home or back to your hotel in Earlestown.
8, 10, 12,14,16 seater minibuses available.

Hire a Earlestown mini bus, from Ace mini coaches to transport you to race days, football matches, Rugby matches, Ladies day, golf events and any other sporting events in Earlestown.

Hire one of our 16 seater mini buses to take you your favorite Theatre or concert in Earlestown.
Our professional mini bus drivers will take care of all your transportation needs, letting you enjoy your Theatre show or concert.

Ace Mini Coaches provide a safe and reliable mini bus service in Earlestown for school trips, school outing and school days out.

Our 16 seater mini buses and luggage trailer are excellent and affordable transport for all schools in Earlestown.

The ladies have had there hen night in Earlestown, now the lads can have there stag night party in Earlestown with ace mini coaches mini bus hire.
Our 16 seater mini bus will transport the stag and his pals around Earlestown.

Call us now to book your stag night mini coach hire in Earlestown

Earlestown mini bus hire company Ace Mini Coaches have a 16 seater minibus, ideal for ferrying your guests at your wedding in Earlestown.
We provide a clean safe and reliable mini bus hire service to accompany your wedding cars.

Earlestown forms the western part of Newton-le-Willows, a town in the Metropolitan Borough of St Helens, in Merseyside. Newton-le-Willows has held a market by Royal Charter since the 16th century.
By the 1890s, the Earlestown area of Newton-le-Willows had outgrown the older part of the town and so the market was moved to its current location in Earlestown and the market square is the town's centre-piece. Today trading takes place on Friday, with a mixed flea market/car boot sale every Saturday. The Saturday Market features many regular traders selling tools, clothing, antiques, records, DVDs, model railways, wartime memorabilia as well as cheap house clearance and bric-a-brac.

Earlestown has an impressive town hall, fronted by a war memorial. Another significant building included the art-deco former Curzon cinema which was demolished in January 2010. The old railway ticket office remains which has fallen into disrepair, as did the cinema long before it's demolition.

Earlestown has a small but busy town centre with many shops including high-street outlets such as Tesco, Boots, Wilkinson and several high street banks alongside independent retailers. There are traditional pubs, social clubs, a lively music venue called The L.G.M (currently closed for refurbishment following a fire in May 2008) and a nightclub called Chasers.
However, when first opened the club was originally called Astley's after Newton-le-Willows-born, pop-star Rick Astley. Earlestown is well served by many fast food outlets offering a good range of Indian and Chinese dishes as well as fish and chips and the ubiquitous McDonald's. Most of the local restaurants are curry houses, Earlestown's 'curry quarter-of-a-mile' on Queen Street has three Indian restaurants and a Tandoori take-away.