Stone smashed Aberdeen taxi rear window at Union Square
Aberdeen Taxis says a stone hit the back seat after a 70-year-old passenger left, leaving about £900 of damage.
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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.
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Sub-committee cited a dock ban, undeclared speeding and refused dashcam footage, revoking immediately for public safety.
Douglas Hall, 41, repeatedly punched his partner in a cab after Icons bar; plus a 10-year non-harassment order.
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Licensing committee backed 418 of 491 replies wanting yellow cabs, rejecting Blueline’s partial-livery push.
AZ Big Media rates the Bedford PH firm highly for published airport fares, flight tracking and 24/7 fixed prices.
Morecambe Area Police and Lancaster City Council spoke to illegal parkers after cabbies said ranks were being blocked.
Cllr Carol Lindsay asked why 431 submissions’ competency was not checked before Uber’s Rosyth licence hearing.
Diane Forsythe told Stormont diesel at £2/litre could leave school and patient taxi contracts priced below costs.
Kate Dearden said worker rights apply whatever the platform model; HMRC and the Fair Work Agency will act on breaches.
Townhill Park residents petition against JSY Travel’s control room at the former Forest Hills driving test centre.
FM told FMQs he agrees the Highland Brown case should never have kept licences and will consider law changes.
EFTA wrote seeking urgent clarification after 431 submissions were ruled incompetent mid-hearing.
Dave Goulding, 71, and four sons drive hackneys; grandson Harrison, 19, plans to start the Knowledge.
Committee disregarded unsigned submissions; with no competent objections the Rosyth licence passed.
Stroud Taxi’s Pieter-Jon Allis says customers demand old prices while rural pumps hit up to £2.40 a litre.
Firm says it will be Barrow’s only WAV platform at set weekly times on Facebook; no launch date yet.
Proposed ~50m stance for seven cabs nearer Market Street entrance; council officers asked to study feasibility.
Courier stacks Tariff 1 against Glasgow, Edinburgh, Perth and Aberdeen while the next formal review waits until 2027.