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Why it's not the end of the road for London cabbie test the Knowledge | News News - Vimarsana News

Why it's not the end of the road for London cabbie test the Knowledge | News News

David Burnetts and Lisa Seymour share their stories on taxis, the Knowledge and why Uber won't kill off the London black cab industry.

Hyndburn taxi driver fined for not displaying licence plate - Vimarsana News

Hyndburn taxi driver fined for not displaying licence plate

An Accrington taxi driver who drove his car without properly displaying his private hire licence plate has been ordered to pay more than £700.

Trespassing goats, anger at Lough 'quagmire', and boom in ice cream sales - Vimarsana News

Trespassing goats, anger at Lough 'quagmire', and boom in ice cream sales

What was in the news 100 years ago today? Richard Forrest reports in his weekly Echoes of our Past column

Reading taxi fare increase coming after one objection - Vimarsana News

Reading taxi fare increase coming after one objection

Taxi fares will be increased in Reading soon after just one customer objected to price rises applied for by drivers in the trade.

Tide turns against Clean Air Zones: Professor says it will be a year before anyone knows if city centre crackdowns on drivers will benefit health after Andy Burnham put Manchester scheme on hold - Vimarsana News

Tide turns against Clean Air Zones: Professor says it will be a year before anyone knows if city centre crackdowns on drivers will benefit health after Andy Burnham put Manchester scheme on hold

It will be at least a year until experts can determine whether a clean air zone in Bradford has had any benefit on people's health, according to Professor Rosie McEachan (pictured)