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 Post subject: HOW TO CON A COUNCIL
PostPosted: Fri Mar 25, 2005 3:55 pm 
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Wycombe District Council issued 8 New licences to go specificatley on new TX2's December 2003 by March 2005 of those 8 new WAV's we now only have 2 left the other 6 have sold the vehicle's invested in top quality £3000 saloon cars and the coucil have let them get away with it. The original condition that these licences were issued on said that they could not be traded for 5 years and if the drivers were to pack up the trade the licenses would have to go back to the council These drivers are now saying this is an unfair rule and they want to be able to sell there vehicle's like anybody else. meanwhile our town now only has 3 wav's and were back to struggling to cover wheelchair work. The council appear to be doing nothing about it :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad:


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PostPosted: Fri Mar 25, 2005 4:16 pm 
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Methinks when your council does do something about it you'll all suffer eusasmiles.zip

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 25, 2005 4:19 pm 
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methinks your right cpt they have played right into the coucils hands 50 hacks licensed at the moment 500 private hire watch this space


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 Post subject: Re: HOW TO CON A COUNCIL
PostPosted: Fri Mar 25, 2005 4:27 pm 
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tcabbie wrote:
The original condition that these licences were issued on said that they could not be traded for 5 years and if the drivers were to pack up the trade the licenses would have to go back to the council

The problem is such a condition is/was un-lawful.

I suspect those lads that got the plates either knew that, or were advised that. Bournemouth have, or up until recently had, a similar un-lawful condition. :shock:

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Yep, you cant beat a good mandatory order to sort the men out from the boys eusasmiles.zip

I hope the trade go round and thank these people when it happens :wink:

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But surely the point is that they've breached the license by putting on saloons, so why did they get away with this?

I don't think this aspect has been tested in court, has it?

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TDO wrote:
But surely the point is that they've breached the license by putting on saloons, so why did they get away with this?

I don't think this aspect has been tested in court, has it?


Lincoln City Council made black cab (or similar?) a condition of license in 1994. Two owners won a stay whilst applying for a judicial review, but this was rejected by the high court in London.

To my mind, the only fairway (pun intended) is either WAV or not. how can it be fair for one owner to have to put on a WAV whilst another puts on a saloon. Level playing field please. (exept Chelsea's obviously)


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jimbo wrote:
TDO wrote:
But surely the point is that they've breached the license by putting on saloons, so why did they get away with this?

I don't think this aspect has been tested in court, has it?


Lincoln City Council made black cab (or similar?) a condition of license in 1994. Two owners won a stay whilst applying for a judicial review, but this was rejected by the high court in London.

To my mind, the only fairway (pun intended) is either WAV or not. how can it be fair for one owner to have to put on a WAV whilst another puts on a saloon. Level playing field please. (exept Chelsea's obviously)


It becomes fair when the council changes its policy. The council dictates what is to be a hackney carriage. Come to Manchester we have a discriminatory policy, we discriminate against saloon vehicles becoming Hackney carriages. Get with the program, if a council says no more saloons then no more saloons it will be. Simple as that.

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You sad mother [edited by admin] Spencer deleting posts


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You sad mother bleep Spencer deleting posts


This guy, 900 miles a week, 83 hours a week, for guess what? 210 pounds.

Bull chitter or what?

sine die


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PostPosted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 12:44 pm 
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You sad mother bleep Spencer deleting posts


This guy, 900 miles a week, 83 hours a week, for guess what? 210 pounds.

Bull chitter or what?

sine die


Thick or what??? Read the whole story Spencer you'veonly got a half of it.


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Nidge wrote:
JD wrote:
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You sad mother bleep Spencer deleting posts


This guy, 900 miles a week, 83 hours a week, for guess what? 210 pounds.

Bull chitter or what?

sine die


Thick or what??? Read the whole story Spencer you'veonly got a half of it.


Your words sunshine.

This guy, 900 miles a week, 83 hours a week, for guess what? 210 pounds.

Bull chitter or what?

sine die

Prove me wrong azzhole.

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 28, 2005 12:50 pm 
They are my words I'm ont disputing that sunshine :lol: :lol: take out your running costs and thats what you end up with, oh I am sorry you've never driven a Taxi have you??? Ask Chris Rowlson at Mansfield Council you seem to be good buddies with him he'll explain it all to you I'm sure of that, after all he likes the brown packages.


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They are my words I'm ont disputing that sunshine :lol: :lol: take out your running costs and thats what you end up with, oh I am sorry you've never driven a Taxi have you??? Ask Chris Rowlson at Mansfield Council you seem to be good buddies with him he'll explain it all to you I'm sure of that, after all he likes the brown packages.


I've been in this game twice as long as you have sunshine and I've seen bull chitters like you come and go and i'll tell you this for nothing, your days of lieing are numbered sunshine. So if I was you I'd ressurect that failed forum you set up with the clown from Gateshead, because you can count your days on here buddy.

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does every thread on this forum degenarate into slagging each other it realy is turing into a sad forum .it could be quite helpful if we could try to stop the bitching :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad:


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