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 Post subject: Re: humph..........
PostPosted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 10:40 pm 
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Our council would only plate my limos for 6 months at a time but I had to pay the full yearly price each time so I was actually paying double the license fee for the year.

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 11:03 pm 
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our LA have "special event" plates, so a few run older jag diesels (03 plates) and so long as they have leather seats, alloy wheels, etc they comply, 1 guy ran a kia magentis

so i reckon if i fit Ghia seats and wheels......

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 Post subject: Re: humph..........
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Our council would only plate my limos for 6 months at a time but I had to pay the full yearly price each time so I was actually paying double the license fee for the year.

Do they advertise that (double) price in their yearly fees update?

If not they are acting outside of the law.

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 Post subject: Re: humph..........
PostPosted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 1:03 pm 
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grandad. How old are your Limos?

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wee eddie wrote:
grandad. How old are your Limos?

I think he has got rid of them.

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 Post subject: Re: humph..........
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wee eddie wrote:
grandad. How old are your Limos?


The age didn't matter. It was a condition attached to the license that they were only plated for six months at a time. And yes, I don't have any limos now.

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 Post subject: Re: humph..........
PostPosted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 3:44 am 
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I think that Ayr has something similar for Vehicles over 7 years old.

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Sussex wrote:
Brummie Cabbie wrote:
Without looking it up, I think the legislation only allows for a 1 year vehicle licence.

Up to a year.

For PH, yes; different for HC.

HC for one year only or until next General Licensing Day if such day be appointed by the commissioners.

Do we need a new Cab Act?

You bet!!

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Can I order a new FSO Polonez for jan 1st?

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Can I order a new FSO Polonez for jan 1st?

They don't make them any more!!

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Brummie Cabbie wrote:
wannabeeahack wrote:
Can I order a new FSO Polonez for jan 1st?

They don't make them any more!!


i bet they do somewhere

the maestro and old morris oxford are made in india now int they?

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Well, how do I stand?

My fees paid for a plate from sept 1st, am i covered by the regs THEN or whatever new ones theyve conjured up?


(and i dont need to point out the typo)



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Further to you email I can inform you that within the past 7 days our Conditions/regulations surrounding Taxi and Private Hire Licensing have been updated.

A copy of all conditions and regulations surround the licensing of Drivers, vehicles and Operators will be posted out to you within the next 10 working days once its content has been finalised.

I thank you for your patients with regards to this matter.

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wannabeeahack wrote:
Well, how do I stand?

My fees paid for a plate from sept 1st, am i covered by the regs THEN or whatever new ones theyve conjured up?


(and i dont need to point out the typo)



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Further to you email I can inform you that within the past 7 days our Conditions/regulations surrounding Taxi and Private Hire Licensing have been updated.

A copy of all conditions and regulations surround the licensing of Drivers, vehicles and Operators will be posted out to you within the next 10 working days once its content has been finalised.

I thank you for your patients with regards to this matter.

Kind regards


Pillocks! :roll:

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it was only 5 days ago i was told id get the (old) info in 5 days time but they must have known then that new regs were being dreamt up

mind you it took 3 months to get an answer about minimum engine size limits

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PostPosted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 9:29 am 
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wannabeeahack wrote:
Further to you email I can inform you that within the past 7 days our Conditions/regulations surrounding Taxi and Private Hire Licensing have been updated.

A copy of all conditions and regulations surround the licensing of Drivers, vehicles and Operators will be posted out to you within the next 10 working days once its content has been finalised.

I thank you for your patients with regards to this matter.

Kind regards

Ask your LO when the new conditions were approved by the licensing committee.

Then speak to the licensing committee's committee clerk, the guy/gal who draws up the licensing committee meeting agendas and takes the minutes and ask for the agenda for that meeting, the agenda item report to the licensing councillors and the minutes recording the licensing committee's decision.

If the LO says that the new conditions were not approved by the licensing committee, then ask him/her for the date of the licensing committee meeting at which the licensing committee delegated these powers of altering, amending and re-drafting conditions of licence to the LO. Then do the same as in the above paragraph.

I would not put it past many LOs to think they have the power to set conditions of licence, when in fact these powers are vested in licensing committees, who after all are councillors ELECTED BY THE LOCAL PUBLIC ELECTORATE.

I think if these new conditions have not been approved by the licensing committee and there are no previously minuted decisions by the licensing committee specifically delegating powers to the LA to amend conditions of licence, then these new conditions are likely to be 'bogus'.

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