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- MORRISONS STAFF HAND OUT THANK YOU GOODIES TO GLASGOW CAB DRIVERS
Staff at Morrisons in Newlands have been helping out in the community, by sending bags of 'goodies' to cab drivers working during lockdown.
- GROUP OF LONDON CAB DRIVERS IN BID TO REMOVE BOARD MEMBERS FROM LTDA CO OP
The group alleges that the association's Council is Management freezing members out of the decision making process
- SOUTHSIDE CARS NOTTINGHAM FINDS NEW WAYS TO GET CUSTOMERS BACK IN ITS CARS
Southside Cars based in Clifton said they are "a lifeline" for elderly people but many were fearful to ride in their cars when the infection started to spread across Nottinghamshire.
- WELL DONE CARLISLE CITY COUNCIL FOR HELPING TO KEEP OUR TRADE SAFE DURING PANDEMIC
CarlisleCity Council is working to protect at-risk taxi/ private hire drivers and their passengers with the installation of screens in their vehicles.
- KIND HEARTED BISHOP AUCKLAND TAXI DRIVER PAUL BROWN COMPLETES CARE HOMES SINGING TOUR
A taxi driver from Bishop Auckland has finished his tour of County Durham care homes.
- NETWORK PRIVATE HIRE BOSSES DIG DEEP TO HELP OUT GLASGOWS KEY WORKERS
A PRIVATE hire firm has handed out more than £10,000 worth of discounts to the city’s key workers during lockdown.
- NEW BARROW TAXI FIRM SET UP BY DRIVERS MADE UNEMPLOYED BY PANDEMIC
“I’d just like to thank everyone who’s helped us. I think everyone knows we’re all good lads who are nice and polite and our customers have always known that too. "
- NORTH EAST TAXI DRIVERS LEND A HELPING HAND DURING LOCKDOWN
North-east taxi drivers are starting up their engines to transport frontline workers and food parcels.
- TAXI FIRM TAKES THE CLEANLINESS OF VEHICLES UP A GEAR TO REASSURE THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
Scotland’s biggest taxi firm is taking new measures to reassure the public about cleanliness and safety.
- TAXI DRIVERS REFUSING TO BUY LOW EMISSION VEHICLES AFTER MAKING AS LITTLE AS 15 A DAY
More than 120 taxi drivers are refusing to buy new low emission cabs after making as little as £15 a day during the coronavirus pandemic.
