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Tom Thumb
 Post subject: That takes the biscuit
PostPosted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 7:54 pm 
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Today I visited the Licensing Officer of a neighbouring district to discuss an executive car company that I have got them to prosecute twice in last four years.

The Licensing Officer told me this

'Now they don't have any licensed vehicles I can't do anything about them, it is out of my hands'

Discuss

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 7:56 pm 
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Tom Thumb wrote:
Today I visited the Licensing Officer of a neighbouring district to discuss an executive car company that I have got them to prosecute twice in last four years.

The Licensing Officer told me this

'Now they don't have any licensed vehicles I can't do anything about them, it is out of my hands'

Discuss

Well I'm afraid if the car has less than 9 passenger seats, then it is his business.

Methinks a letter to the Chief Exec is a must. If not give the Ombudsman a go. :shock:

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 8:54 pm 
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Tom Thumb wrote:
Today I visited the Licensing Officer of a neighbouring district to discuss an executive car company that I have got them to prosecute twice in last four years.

The Licensing Officer told me this

'Now they don't have any licensed vehicles I can't do anything about them, it is out of my hands'

Discuss


Unless the firm is exempt then surely it's his duty to enforce the rules, particularly when the matter has been brought to his attention.

Did he say on what grounds they weren't licensed Tom?

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PostPosted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 9:24 pm 
Tom Thumb wrote:
Today I visited the Licensing Officer of a neighbouring district to discuss an executive car company that I have got them to prosecute twice in last four years.

The Licensing Officer told me this

'Now they don't have any licensed vehicles I can't do anything about them, it is out of my hands'

Discuss


Tom, did he look you in the eye?
was he laughing?

its a brand new perspective move next door Tom and set up your firm there, then you will be totaly out of the hands of licensing.

The mans a pillock what is there to discuss?
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