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• 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.

• LIVERPOOL CABBIE JAILED FOR 38 MONTHS AFTER BEING CAUGHT COURIERING PINK KETAMINE

  Peter McFadden, a 55-year-old boxing coach and taxi driver from Norris Green, came to the attention of police on June 4 when he was pulled over for speeding along Croxteth Hall Lane.

• FORMER TAXI DRIVER FINED £1,623 AND PENALISED WITH SIX POINTS FOR DRIVING WITHOUT LICENCE OR INSURANCE

  Mohammed Manir, 63, was spotted by enforcement officers driving in Crawshawbooth on March 17 who recognised that he had not held a hackney carriage driver licence for several years.

• POLICE APPEAL AFTER WOMAN JUMPS INTO SWINDON TAXI TO ESCAPE SEXUAL ASSAULT

  At around 1.20am, a stranger grabbed her from behind and touched her inappropriately before she managed to break away, get into the taxi, and leave the area with a female friend.

• STRATFORD ON AVON DC LAUNCHES CONSULTATION ON PROPOSED NEW TAXI LICENSING POLICY

  The proposed framework, which would run from 2027 to 2032 to replace rules introduced in 2009, introduces major changes to vehicle age limits to give proprietors more flexibility while encouraging greener travel.

• DUMFRIES WHEELCHAIR USER HIT BY SEVERE SHORTAGE OF ACCESSIBLE TAXIS

  Janice Johnstone, who relies on a wheelchair full-time, explained that spontaneous trips are impossible because she must book her transport days in advance.

• HOCKLEY PRIVATE HIRE FIRM HIT WITH £1,600 IN SOUTHEND AIRPORT PARKING FINES

  Jamie Webb, who runs Hockley-based Eddies Cars, explained that his drivers have been repeatedly caught out by the airport's barrier-less drop-off zone.

• FAKE PH DRIVER JAILED FOR 20 YEARS AFTER KIDNAPPING AND RAPING WOMAN IN BRIGHTON

  Ruckling Ramsay, 61, pretended to operate a private hire vehicle, he deceived the victim into getting into his car, highlighting the severe dangers associated with unbooked and bogus transport operators.

• GRAN CANARIA TAXIS FITTED WITH PANIC BUTTONS CONNECTED TO POLICE

  The governing body of the island - the Gran Canaria Cabildo - is progressing with the system following a coordination meeting involving taxi cooperatives and local police forces across the island.

• POLICE INVESTIGATE DAYLIGHT AMBUSH AFTER GANG ATTACKS TAXI AND PASSENGER IN STOKE-ON-TRENT

  The violent disorder erupted on Stoke Road in Shelton, Stoke-on-Trent, shortly before 2:50pm on Monday, September 28.

• MANCHESTER AIRPORT TRAFFIC CHAOS PROMPTS PH FIRM TO TELL CUSTOMERS 'USE LIVERPOOL INSTEAD'

  Nolan's Airport Transport, which operates in Bury, warned travellers of severe congestion in the drop-off and pick-up zone, with drivers facing queues of up to 45 minutes just to enter the terminal.

• FALKIRK TAXI FARES TO RISE FOLLOWING FUEL COST INCREASES

  Taxi fares in Falkirk are set to increase in November after Falkirk Council's executive gave final approval following public and trade consultations.

• PASSENGER THREATENED TO CUT PH DRIVER'S THROAT AND ROBBED HIM IN BRADFORD

  Nikolas Balog, 31, targeted the driver after getting into the vehicle with two other men from Bradford city centre on August 7 last year.