This expansion follows successful trial periods in several cities and now encompasses all UK cities excluding London, where the option remains under review.
Michael Redgrave, has admitted to using his iconic vehicle as a front for a cocaine supply operation across the City of London.
Babar Shahzad was apprehended during a test operation conducted by Durham County Council in Chester-le-Street.
The driver, who has not been named, admitted the offence and was given six points on his private hire licence.
This change means that Southampton Airport now has one of the most expensive rates in the UK, alongside Bristol, Stansted and Gatwick.
London Gatwick Airport has made the decision to increase the charge for it's passenger drop-off zone from £6 to £7, the new price came into effect on Friday 2 May.
The initiative is part of Shining a Light on Suicide, a campaign led by NHS Greater Manchester to break the stigma around suicide and make support easier to access.
A Middlesbrough-based private hire driver who was caught urinating in Stockton High Street has been permitted to keep his licence after revealing a health condition to the Middlesbrough Council's licensing committee.
70 vehicles checked with some immediate prohibitions and suspensions, suspended enforcement and Non Compliance Notices.
The move follows the acquisition of the Norwich-based company by the rapidly expanding Veezu Group in 2022.
Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of a 47-year-old Hertfordshire taxi driver, Jesbir Singh Khela, whose body was discovered in a burnt-out car earlier this year.
The initiative, which also saw council licensing officers checking the condition and compliance of taxis, has been hailed a success by both authorities.
Aaron Johnson received his sentence at Oxford Crown Court on Friday, 25 April, having pleaded guilty to charges of robbery and possession of a knife in a public place.
The launch follows an onboarding process that began last month at Lomeshaye Business Park in Nelson, where hundreds of local drivers were expected to register for both the Pendle and Blackburn areas.
Licensing chiefs are set to review the current tariff next week following a request from taxi firms citing rising National Insurance contributions and the increase in the living wage.
Hussain further compounded his crimes by offering one of his victims £6,000 to drop her complaint, a charge to which he later pleaded guilty.
Phillipe Brooks, 58, admitted to driving with 7.7 micrograms of cannabis per litre of blood in his system, exceeding the legal limit of 2mg.
One driver, Tony, who has worked in the area for nearly 40 years, claims he faces a near 10-week wait after his licence expired in April.
The incident reportedly occurred around 1 pm on Sunday, 27 April, in Sandgate, near the Greenbridge Roundabout.
A joint operation by Police Scotland and Highland Council's trading standards team in Inverness city centre on Friday, 25 April, saw roadside checks conducted on 30 taxi and private hire vehicles.