Mon 30 Jun 2008
… the questionable interrogation practices employed by the US government as seen through the eyes of an innocent taxi driver who was tortured and eventually killed in 2002. To find out more, take a look at www.taxitothedarkside.co.uk.
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Mon 30 Jun 2008
The bad news for visa applicants is that the new embassy is inaccessible by public transport except by taxi. The British move comes in the wake of a similar transfer by the Singapore Embassy, which fled the top-tier lease of The …
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Mon 30 Jun 2008
IN December 2002, a young Afghan taxi driver named Dilawar was arrested on suspicion of being involved in a rocket attack on an Afghan checkpoint and taken to the US prison at Bagram. Five days later he died from the wounds he received …
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Mon 30 Jun 2008
Suspended taxi drivers in Bournemouth have got their licences back while the council reviews its training support.
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Sun 29 Jun 2008
A THUG attacked a taxi driver and stole his cab – only to discover his victim was a former GP who had twice saved his grandfather’s life.
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Sun 29 Jun 2008
Six people were hurt when a marked police car collided with a taxi in Sunderland. A small loophole is plugged: Driving bans will apply throughout the UK and the Republic of Ireland from next spring. Irish, British and Northern Ireland …
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Sun 29 Jun 2008
Cabbie’s killer jailed; Matthew gets Freedom of the City of London; Taxi driver admits manslaughter; Notorious gang boss is caged; Five cabbies will be offering free rides from locations including the Globe and the Royal Festival Hall …
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Sat 28 Jun 2008
A client delivering innovative training and consultancy services, requires the following: 1 permanent Taxi Assessor to cover the London area (home-based) and 1 Peripatetic Taxi …
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Sat 28 Jun 2008
People are being asked for their opinions about the taxi rank in Berwick town centre.
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Sat 28 Jun 2008
Manganese Bronze Holdings, parent company of Holyhead Road-based London Taxis International (LTI) produced the first prototype TX4 taxi at its Chinese joint venture, LTI Shanghai. The vehicle, along with other early production …
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