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But thanks for the update John - the news of the protest must have come after the first article.

Interesting that it's Dawn French that's dealing with this for the council.

No doubt the BBC are planning a sitcom called "The Council Officer of Chelmsford".

TDO wrote:

Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime.

Best wishes

JD

Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime.

John Davies wrote:

Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime.

I wonder if they have assessed latent demand, and the price of plates? If not, then why not now instead of three years time?

What other reason is there to delay, other than the financial loss to the black market plate price. But will they be brave enough to acknowledge such an illegal stance?

John Davies wrote:

TDO wrote:

Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime.

Best wishes

JD

does this mean at last we might get genuine chelmsford taxibuses?

Author:	John Davies [ Wed Jun 16, 2004 2:08 am ]
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Has this one been highlighted before by you boys down south? http://www.thisisessex.co.uk/essex/archive/2004/05/13/business66.D_13_05_2004_rn_56_h_ChelmsfordTaxi_blockade_threatZM.html Best wishes JD

Author:	Alex [ Wed Jun 16, 2004 11:53 am ]
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Yes. http://www.taxi-driver.co.uk/guildford.htm Alex

Author:	TDO [ Wed Jun 16, 2004 6:39 pm ]
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But thanks for the update John - the news of the protest must have come after the first article. Interesting that it's Dawn French that's dealing with this for the council. No doubt the BBC are planning a sitcom called "The Council Officer of Chelmsford".

Author:	John Davies [ Tue Sep 07, 2004 10:30 am ]
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TDO wrote: But thanks for the update John - the news of the protest must have come after the first article. Interesting that it's Dawn French that's dealing with this for the council. No doubt the BBC are planning a sitcom called "The Council Officer of Chelmsford". Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime. Best wishes JD

Author:	Guest [ Tue Sep 07, 2004 12:42 pm ]
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John Davies wrote: TDO wrote: But thanks for the update John - the news of the protest must have come after the first article. Interesting that it's Dawn French that's dealing with this for the council. No doubt the BBC are planning a sitcom called "The Council Officer of Chelmsford". Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime. Best wishes JD does this mean at last we might get genuine chelmsford taxibuses?

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Author:	Sussex [ Tue Sep 07, 2004 6:14 pm ]
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John Davies wrote: Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime. I wonder if they have assessed latent demand, and the price of plates? If not, then why not now instead of three years time? What other reason is there to delay, other than the financial loss to the black market plate price. But will they be brave enough to acknowledge such an illegal stance?

Author:	Guest [ Wed Sep 08, 2004 1:37 am ]
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Sussex wrote: John Davies wrote: Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime. I wonder if they have assessed latent demand, and the price of plates? If not, then why not now instead of three years time? What other reason is there to delay, other than the financial loss to the black market plate price. But will they be brave enough to acknowledge such an illegal stance? The reason Sussex, is cowardace the yelp to councillors from the cabbies will be about car loans so the 3 years will be a warning to the market whilst there will be relief to pay car loans.

Author:	John Davies [ Fri Sep 10, 2004 6:42 am ]
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Anonymous wrote: John Davies wrote: TDO wrote: But thanks for the update John - the news of the protest must have come after the first article. Interesting that it's Dawn French that's dealing with this for the council. No doubt the BBC are planning a sitcom called "The Council Officer of Chelmsford". Miss French told me just now that Chelmsford are issuing 18 new plates today and de restricting in three years time. I suspect that is subject to change at anytime. Best wishes JD does this mean at last we might get genuine chelmsford taxibuses? This outfit seem to being doing alright. http://www.chelmsfordtaxibus.co.uk/ How about this Taxibus setup for London? http://www.taxibus.org.uk/taxibus-ride.html Best wishes JD

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