Bank of England tells drivers how to spot a fake note
In 2025 the Bank recorded 200,000 counterfeit notes, notionally worth £3.97 million and worthless in practice.
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In 2025 the Bank recorded 200,000 counterfeit notes, notionally worth £3.97 million and worthless in practice.
Vehicle renewals would rise from £145 to £160 and driver renewals from £162 to £190, with a new £40 inspection fee.
Glasgow's licensing committee meets on 11 November after 83.16% of respondents backed mandatory taxi card payments.
Hackney Council has allowed a two-hour black-cab disco on the pavement outside Hackney Wick station.
Great Yarmouth Borough Council has approved an Albies Taxis base at Marine House for up to 150 vehicles.
Transport for London will not issue a taxi licence unless the driver stays subscribed to the DBS Update Service.
Officers have asked Reading councillors for a six-week consultation on taxi and private hire age and emissions rules.
Licensing officers checked 100 private hire vehicles at Birmingham Airport. Three were suspended for a defective tyre.
Uber's filing says HMRC has assessed about £2.6bn in VAT for March 2022 to December 2025. The company plans to appeal.
SheSafe Taxis Ltd was incorporated on 31 October 2026. Jill Donnison is waiting on an operator licence.
Shaz Malik of 4Sixes warns a missed report can put a badge at risk after Bolton revoked two operator licences.
Michael Eades of Sherbet London cites visitor numbers and offers tracked advertising on licensed taxis.
Leon Gladdis, 29, was jailed for 20 months at Isle of Wight Crown Court after a stolen taxi crashed head-on in Devon.
On 23 September Milton Keynes agreed to ask ministers for tighter control of taxis and private hire licensed elsewhere.
From 1 March 2027, TfL proposes to stop new exhaust approvals. An approved TX4 Euro 6 retrofit would stay available.
South Tyneside has dropped local road and route questions from the test for new taxi and private hire drivers.
Ugur Kucuk of Gems Taxis has opened a £3,000 appeal for Linda, partner of former Newton Abbot driver Karl Gabriel.
Carol Swiers of Newnham-on-Severn is the South West winner of Acorn's Taxi Hero Award.
Mo Ali says fake £10 and £20 notes have left Ipswich drivers out of pocket in recent weeks.
Ian Blades, a private hire driver from Sevenoaks, is the South East Taxi Hero for help given to one regular passenger.
Licensed taxis would keep weekday access between Poultry and Cornhill if the committee agrees on 10 November.
Michael O'Flynn, from Welwyn Garden City, is the London Taxi Hero after returning about £10,000 and two passports.