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Caledonian Cabbie
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Arguments anyone?


Absolutely none.

Wholly agree with both yourself and BC (for a change).

Not so sure about the Lynx though.

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Not so sure about the Lynx though.


It has to be Africa :shock: :shock: :shock: Can't beat the smell of the unemployed.

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Extract from Newark & Sherwood District Council's Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Policy (downloadable booklet)

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Dress shall be smart casual at all times. This means: a clean shirt or polo shirt with clean, pressed trousers or skirt and clean, dark coloured shoes. T-shirts, vests, denim jeans, tracksuit bottoms and similar garments will not be acceptable. In the summer months (1st May to 30th September) clean pressed shorts may be worn with socks and suitable shoes (sandals are not acceptable).



mmmmmmmmm

ive seen the asian taxi drivers at BHX wearing the long "nightshirts/PJs", where are they mentioned?...

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Brummie Cabbie
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wannabeeahack wrote:
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Extract from Newark & Sherwood District Council's Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Policy (downloadable booklet)

Dress Code

Dress shall be smart casual at all times. This means: a clean shirt or polo shirt with clean, pressed trousers or skirt and clean, dark coloured shoes. T-shirts, vests, denim jeans, tracksuit bottoms and similar garments will not be acceptable. In the summer months (1st May to 30th September) clean pressed shorts may be worn with socks and suitable shoes (sandals are not acceptable).

mmmmmmmmm

ive seen the asian taxi drivers at BHX wearing the long "nightshirts/PJs", where are they mentioned?...

Not on the taxi rank you haven't!!!

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The dress code really doesnt work,i can understand reasonable requests i.e string vests and speedos but for the rest ? Theres a few companys here that try to enforce codes and theve got the scruffiest drivers about.How can you enforce peoples personell hygene for instance ? You can wear a shirt and tie and still be a scruffy fecker...
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Judging by some of my passengers and reversing the roles, I would have thought personal hygiene would be the easiest to enforce....if the enforcer has the balls.

I've certainly mentioned it gently to one or two passengers in the past!
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Brummie Cabbie wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
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Extract from Newark & Sherwood District Council's Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Policy (downloadable booklet)

Dress Code

Dress shall be smart casual at all times. This means: a clean shirt or polo shirt with clean, pressed trousers or skirt and clean, dark coloured shoes. T-shirts, vests, denim jeans, tracksuit bottoms and similar garments will not be acceptable. In the summer months (1st May to 30th September) clean pressed shorts may be worn with socks and suitable shoes (sandals are not acceptable).

mmmmmmmmm

ive seen the asian taxi drivers at BHX wearing the long "nightshirts/PJs", where are they mentioned?...

Not on the taxi rank you haven't!!!


i have

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Brummie Cabbie
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wannabeeahack wrote:
Brummie Cabbie wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
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Extract from Newark & Sherwood District Council's Hackney Carriage & Private Hire Policy (downloadable booklet)

Dress Code

Dress shall be smart casual at all times. This means: a clean shirt or polo shirt with clean, pressed trousers or skirt and clean, dark coloured shoes. T-shirts, vests, denim jeans, tracksuit bottoms and similar garments will not be acceptable. In the summer months (1st May to 30th September) clean pressed shorts may be worn with socks and suitable shoes (sandals are not acceptable).

mmmmmmmmm

ive seen the asian taxi drivers at BHX wearing the long "nightshirts/PJs", where are they mentioned?...

Not on the taxi rank you haven't!!!

i have

Next time take a photo then!

But the marshals wouldn't let them work if they were dressed like that.

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