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- MANCHESTER AIRPORT TO IMPLEMENT BARRIER FREE PICK UP AND DROP OFF SYSTEM
From 26 March to 2 April, exit barriers at the airport's payment zones across Terminals 1, 2, and 3 will be removed.
- SLOUGH DRIVER FINED AND HAD HIS LICENCE REVOKED FOR ILLEGAL PLYING IN READING
Mohammad Qaiser Ayub, licensed as a dual hackney carriage and private hire driver by Slough Borough Council, was found guilty of plying for hire outside his permitted area.
- HORSHAM TAXI FARES SET TO RISE AMIDST COST OF LIVING PRESSURES
The decision, made during a cabinet meeting on 19 March, will see a two-mile daytime journey rise to £7.94, up from £6.96.
- GATWICK TAXI DRIVERS' UBER COMPLAINT DISMISSED BY COUNCIL SPARKING ANGER
The drivers, backed by Unite the Union, alleged that London-registered Uber vehicles were "destroying their livelihoods" by taking a significant portion of airport fares.
- ABERDEEN COUNCIL BLASTED OVER LEZ TAXI CHAOS AS MAJOR EVENTS LOOM
ncil is facing fierce criticism after admitting it has no idea how many taxis will be banned from the city centre's Low Emission Zone (LEZ) come 1 June.
- WILTSHIRE COUNCIL'S SCHOOL ONLY LICENCE PLAN RAISES CONCERNS
Wiltshire Council is exploring school-only taxi licences to address a surge in demand for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) transport in the county, but officials warn the plan is fraught with risks.
- KENT TAXI CRACKDOWN NETS VEHICLE SUSPENSIONS AND POINTS ISSUED
A joint operation between Medway and Gravesham Councils and Kent Police has resulted in vehicle suspensions and penalty points for drivers, highlighting concerns about vehicle safety and compliance.
- MIDDLESBROUGH TAXI STOP LEADS TO DRUG ARRESTS
Two men are facing potential drug charges after Cleveland Police's Proactive Team halted a taxi in Middlesbrough on Tuesday evening, 18 March.
- POLICE APPEAL AFTER BOURNEMOUTH TAXI DRIVER ASSAULTED BY TWO WOMEN BILKERS
The incident occurred around 5am on Friday, 17 January, after the driver picked up the women from the town centre and transported them to Moordown.
