Officials working hard to start licence suspension powers
Officials are working to commence powers to suspend any licence used in an area for immediate safety concerns.
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Officials are working to commence powers to suspend any licence used in an area for immediate safety concerns.
The first 50 cabbies get free fish and chips at North Audley Street on 3, 10, 17 and 24 November.
Alan Gilfoyle is Acorn's North West winner after 13 years collecting Christmas presents for local children.
The Commercial Court finds the drivers could have pleaded the alleged fraud by February 2018.
A writ served on 20 October asks Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court to quash the Rosyth booking-office licence.
Comments close at 11.59pm on 29 November. Half-moon signs would stay; operator signs could come off.
Les Amis stopped using two wheelchair vehicles and faced a six-month wait. Ryde is offering discounted rates.
Taxis and private hire vehicles cannot enter Oxford Street between Orchard Street and Great Portland Street.
Irshad Ahmed, 76, of Stockport, was banned for six months after 91mph on the A55 at Gaerwen.
HMRC's example puts £4,500 due on 31 January 2025 when a first-time Self Assessment bill is £3,000.
DfT figures for 1 April 2026 show 35 more hackneys than in 2024, and 13 fewer private hire vehicles.
A motion to remove five councillors from committees is item 3 on 29 October, with the debate on 10 December.
Taxi and minicab drivers came third in a forum count of who gets thanked, on employed pay of about £27,000.
A Tariff 1 fuel surcharge is out for consultation until 8 November, and could start on 1 December.
Amanda McKenna was cleared of the robbery. Three months for the card were already served on a tag.
Fareham's panel took no action against a private hire driver whose Havant licence was revoked over sexual contact.
Glasgow refused Craigpark Taxi Service's licence renewal after police described abusive messages.
Gibraltar may suspend taxi licences if problems continue, after last weekend's taxi phone lines went unanswered.
Three men demanded a Billingham driver's keys at knifepoint on Thursday. He ran, and Cleveland Police want witnesses.
Four options are based on a 7.07 per cent Cost Index. The minimum fare could stay at £4.40 or rise by 20p or 40p.
The first 880 yards rises by 30p to £4.30. South Lanarkshire Council puts an average two-mile hire at £7.50.
A white Toyota private hire vehicle was stopped on the M62 for erratic driving. The taxi licence was suspended.