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Andy Sozos is now in a dispute with Brent Council, which has refused to pay for the damage, claiming it was "not aware of the pothole until after the incident."

At a Stirling Council meeting, SNP Councillor Jim Thomson voiced concerns about "indiscriminate parking on some roads attributing the issue to the lifting of the cap on taxi licences in 2023.

Tyo Carter was a passenger in a private hire vehicle when officers pulled it over near Abbey Park last August.

The council spent £9.37 million on transporting pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) in 2024/25, significantly exceeding its £6.42 million budget.

Callum Cain pleaded guilty to attempted robbery, criminal damage, and possession of an offensive weapon following the early morning incident in June 2023.

Two taxi drivers in North Ayrshire have been cautioned by the council's licensing committee for breaching regulations by smoking in their vehicles.

The move comes after taxi operators appealed for a more substantial 25% hike, citing rising National Insurance costs and the increased living wage as significant financial pressures

A 19-year-old man was arrested in the early hours of Thursday morning, 8 May, on suspicion of drink-driving while riding a rented e-scooter.

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