
Oxford Taxis of Keighley has made a plea to parents of children who threw eggs at one of its cars.
The message below was shared on the firms Facebook page: “The two pictures you see here were taken just days apart, and they are both the same vehicle.
"This evening, between 7pm and 8pm, one of our taxi drivers had their car egged outside Oakworth Park.
"Tragically, this is the second incident involving this driver in just a few days
"If your children were in the park around that time, we urge you to speak with them about this behaviour. It's completely unacceptable, and now the driver has to take time off work to clean the mess, which is truly unfortunate.
"With the rising cost of living, eggs are not cheap. Instead of wasting them, please consider donating any you might have to a food bank where they can truly make a difference for those who are struggling.
"Let's be mindful and help those in need!”

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