Tewkesbury taxi penalty points scheme now in force
From 28 September, Tewkesbury-licensed drivers and operators face points for minor breaches; 12 triggers a review.
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From 28 September, Tewkesbury-licensed drivers and operators face points for minor breaches; 12 triggers a review.
DVA figures to end-June 2026 show another driver increase; the fleet hit 7,440 vehicles — highest since September 2021.
Objections due by 22 October; if none arrive, new maximum fares would start 23 October — flagfall up on Tariff 1 and 2.
Nolan’s Airport Transport says T2 queues of 30–45 minutes leave no nearby wait and only 15 minutes in the car park.
West Yorkshire Police say a child pedestrian was struck on North Farm Road, Gipton, with a suspected broken leg.
Independent Vale of Evesham firm cites rising costs, Uber competition and a sharp fall in bookings, especially at night.
Council executive backs +20p per journey and a running mile of £2.20 from £2.06, citing fuel and licence costs.
TfL-approved SCR kit can lift eligible London TX4s from 12 to 15 years’ maximum age once licensing conditions are met.
Year 12 pupil, 16, died after being hit by an Addison Lee private-hire car on North Road; driver, 68, bailed.
Starting fares stay put but shorter initial distance and wait mean about 30p more from week of 28 September.
Unsigned emails against a Rosyth booking-office licence were ruled incompetent; Uber then passed unopposed.
Taxi Charity volunteers drove WWII veterans to Ginkel Heath and Oosterbeek for the 82nd anniversary commemorations.
Brandon Moloney, 18, punched a cabbie, stole his takings bag and received 22 months suspended for two years.
City council posted a photo of a red licensed cab and warned: keep litter in the car, bin it when you stop.
Stephen Morgan and Amanda Martin want views on out-of-area work, apps, enforcement and a possible national database.
Melissa Premaratne, 16, died on North Road; a 68-year-old driver was arrested on careless-driving death suspicion.
Robert New pleaded guilty under the Equality Act, paid £1,168, and was already found not fit and proper.
Previously suspended for 19 complaints; a March 2026 crash led to immediate revocation for public safety.
Kevin Hopgood of Coastal Cabs said throwing out 431 objections was not democracy after Uber’s Rosyth approval.
Aberdeen Taxis says a stone hit the back seat after a 70-year-old passenger left, leaving about £900 of damage.
Robert Malcolm and Stephen Munn join PVG-checked marshals after 30,000-plus event journeys claimed in 2026.
The Taxi Insurer says phones (14%) and passports (10%) top forgotten kit; sample size was not published.