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Meet the VN5, a London cab for packages, not people (LEVC) After nine months of the ‘new normal’, I now permanently work from home. Water-cooler bants now happen on Slack, meetings take place via Zoom. And the time I spent commuting back-and-forth on the M25 is now used for home-schooling two uninterested children. Every silver lining… Anyway, after 35 years, clearing the office was no small task. There were computers, desks and swivel chairs, of course, but also shelves and shelves of car magazines, launch route books (from the days before sat nav), novelty USB sticks ...

Taxi driver Asif Shah BRADFORD'S taxi industry has united with other Yorkshire drivers to call for an end to what it describes as "outdated policies", adding that it would "help protect the taxi trade of today and for the future". The chair of BTAG Bradford Asif Shah signed his name alongside Wendy Loveday, chair of the York Association, Yassar Ahmed, chair of the Wakefield Association and Adil Ahmed, chair of LPHD (Leeds) in letters sent to the region's council leaders. Writing to Bradford Council CEO Kersten England and Cllr Susan Hinchcliffe, the Council leader, Mr Shah said the indu...

Last week, a fresh proposal was put forward to the council's licensing and regulatory committee, which unanimously agreed the changes to go to cabinet for a final decision. But cab companies have said those fares will still not be transparent for passengers. The revised fares on vehicles that can carry between one and four passengers will be a £3.20 starting rate with 20p increases every 176 yards and a running mile of £2 for the day tariff; £4.80 with a 30p increase per 176 yards and a £3 running mile for 11pm-7am; and £6.40 with a 40p increase every 176 yards and a £4 running mile...