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• FRESH QUESTIONS OVER FIFE COUNCIL'S HANDLING OF UBER OBJECTIONS

  New evidence has raised further questions over Fife Council's handling of objections to Uber's Fife booking office licence.

• NORWICH TAXI COMPANY USING PORSCHE TAYCAN FOR EXECUTIVE AIRPORT WORK

  An all-electric Porsche Taycan worth £135,0O0 is now part of the A2B Taxis Norwich fleet, serving passengers to and from Norwich Airport.

• PRIVATE HIRE DRIVER FINED AFTER ILLEGAL PICK UP AFTER MANCHESTER UNITED MATCH

  Abdul Kayum Talukdar, 47, from Ashton-under-Lyne, was parked on double yellow lines after Manchester United’s match with Brighton on 25 October 2025.

• PRIVATE HIRE DRIVER LOSES LICENCE AFTER ILLEGALLY PLYING FOR HIRE IN LONDON

  A private hire driver licensed by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has had his licence revoked after a DBS check revealed four convictions connected with illegally plying in London.

• CHILDREN RELUCTANT TO USE SEND SCHOOL TAXIS IN ESSEX

  "I don't want to put my children in the school transport taxi, but how else do I get them to school?" asks Donna.

• OVER 250 TAXIS AND PHVS CHECKED IN MAJOR POLICE OPERATION ACROSS LANCASHIRE

  The checks took place on 2 & 3 October as part of Lancashire Constabulary’s ongoing NightSafe campaign, aimed at keeping passengers safe and ensuring vehicles and drivers meet the required standards.

• UNLICENSED IPSWICH PRIVATE HIRE DRIVER FINED £1,124 AFTER RUNNING RED LIGHT

  Ionel-Adrian Sandu, from Ipswich, was driving a vehicle licensed by Ipswich Borough Council along the A6005 in Chilwell, Nottinghamshire, on 12 April when he went through a red light.

• BOLT LOSES SUPREME COURT VAT APPEAL BID - MAJOR RULING FOR PRIVATE HIRE INDUSTRY

  Will this bring greater clarity and a more level playing field across the trade?

• NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE TRADE REP CHALLENGES COUNCIL OVER HUMAN COST OF LICENSING DECISIONS

  In an email addressed to senior council officers and Councillor Kirk Harrison, Neil raises concerns about medical assessment procedures, knowledge testing, vehicle requirements and oversight of out-of-area private hire o

• OXFORD TAXIS KEIGHLEY MAKES PLEA TO PARENTS OF UNRULY KIDS AFTER CAR EGGED

  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..."

• GLASGOW HACKNEY DRIVER SITTING ON RANK HOURS AFTER BEING SUSPENDED

  A Glasgow taxi driver who returned to work just hours after being suspended has been handed a further four-week suspension.

• MESSAGE TO ALL OPERATORS FROM THE TAXI AND VEHICLE POLICY TEAM AT THE DFT

  We wanted to make you aware of changes to the Home Office’s Right to Work [RTW] Scheme that came into effect on 1 October 2026.

• CAMPAIGNER SHARES HIS CONCERNS ABOUT BRUTAL ATTACK ON WAKEFIELD CABBIE

  A taxi driver was reportedly seriously assaulted very recently in Eastmoor, Wakefield, sustaining injuries including a broken nose.

• BOURNEMOUTH TAXI DRIVERS WELCOME FAIRER STATION RANK ARRANGEMENTS

  South Western Railway (SWR) plans to reopen its online permit portal from 1 December, allowing eligible drivers to apply for permits and make payments directly.

• BE WARNED: 25 BRADFORD DRIVERS LOSE LICENCES OVER MOBILE PHONE OFFENCES

  Figures obtained through a Freedom of Information request reveal that 25 Bradford-licensed drivers have had their licences revoked for mobile phone offences since 2024.

• ADCU BACKS CALL FOR TFL TO HAVE MORE CONTROL OVER DRIVERLESS VEHICLES

  ADCU has consistently argued that autonomous vehicle policy must not be driven solely by commercial interests, but should prioritise public safety, democratic accountability and the livelihoods of workers.

• ADDISON LEE FOUNDER SIR JOHN GRIFFIN LOSES £20.5 MILLION DOMICILE FIGHT WITH HMRC

  The case highlights the complicated - and often absurd - arguments created by Britain’s old non-domiciled ("non-dom") tax system, which the government finally scrapped in April 2025.

• YORK TAXI DRIVER RACIALLY ABUSED AS POLICE SEEK MAN

  North Yorkshire Police has issued a photograph of a man officers want to speak to about the incident at about 7pm on Sunday, September 6.

• TAXI FACES LICENCE REVIEW AFTER INSPECTORS DISCOVER DANGEROUS SUSPENSION DEFECT IN REDDITCH

  West Mercia Police teamed up with Worcestershire Regulatory Services and licensing officers from Wolverhampton City Council for the operation on the evening of Friday 25 September, to examine taxis and private hire vehic

• TELFORD TAXI DRIVERS HESITANT OVER FREE IN-CAB CCTV SCHEME DUE TO PRIVACY FEARS

  Out of approximately 400 licensed vehicles in the borough, only 48 hackney carriages and private hire vehicles have had the safety cameras installed so far using funding from the community safety partnership.