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PostPosted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 5:21 am 
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captain cab wrote:
I just write too many to list - as per 25 previous applications



Exactly the same as me, when asked on the CRB check my reply is, as per last CRB check.


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PostPosted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 6:28 am 
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Sussex wrote:
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Since 1999.

They have had CRBs since then, and the conviction would have been on there then and every subsequent check. It would be entirely reasonable for the driver to assume that has been taken into account.

The fact that the council haven't taken issue with it since, means they are either thick or they are now being mean. Possibly both.

As I have pointed out earlier, motoring offences are not criminal offences and do not show on a CRB.

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:55 am 
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I went down to the Magistrates on Thursday to help her lodge her appeal. She paid her £200 and we await a court date. I've told her to notify the Council because she can drive on appeal.

We've got the Solicitors on the case, they seem pretty dumfounded that the Council are going for a 8 week suspension for something that was on her licence back in 2000 when she applied for her badge and would've flagged up on a DVLA check.

We're going for costs when she wins.

This Council is starting to grind my bollox, the LO's words to me the other day when I phoned him up were, "it's going to get worse, there's going to be a few drivers losing their badges".


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 14, 2013 4:45 pm 
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One of our lot looks like she's having her badge revoked for not disclosing a SP30 to the Council this year.

When she went to renew her badge last week the Council noticed she'd hadn't disclosed a conviction from back in 2000, they've said they'll be going for a revocation.

Now she's not the brightest button in the box when it comes to rules and regulations but, I believe her when she says she didn't think she had to notify the Council when she got any conviction.

She's a cracking woman and would do anything to help you.

Sounds like our Council are making the rules up as they go along.


She don't have to declare it, its against article 8 of the human rights act?



dont apply to cabbies, we aint classed as human



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PostPosted: Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:18 pm 
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I went down to the Magistrates on Thursday to help her lodge her appeal. She paid her £200 and we await a court date. I've told her to notify the Council because she can drive on appeal.

We've got the Solicitors on the case, they seem pretty dumfounded that the Council are going for a 8 week suspension for something that was on her licence back in 2000 when she applied for her badge and would've flagged up on a DVLA check.

We're going for costs when she wins.

This Council is starting to grind my bollox, the LO's words to me the other day when I phoned him up were, "it's going to get worse, there's going to be a few drivers losing their badges".

Well done, I wish her well.

If there is anything the good folks of TDO can help with, then please ask.

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PostPosted: Sat Sep 14, 2013 7:44 pm 
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Sussex wrote:
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Since 1999.

They have had CRBs since then, and the conviction would have been on there then and every subsequent check. It would be entirely reasonable for the driver to assume that has been taken into account.

The fact that the council haven't taken issue with it since, means they are either thick or they are now being mean. Possibly both.



I know of a driver who had a conviction 30 years ago for a traffic offence which appears on his crb although recent rulings might change that soon

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 7:44 am 
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I know of a driver who had a conviction 30 years ago for a traffic offence which appears on his crb although recent rulings might change that soon

Really? What was the traffic offence?

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 8:24 am 
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Sussex wrote:
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I went down to the Magistrates on Thursday to help her lodge her appeal. She paid her £200 and we await a court date. I've told her to notify the Council because she can drive on appeal.

We've got the Solicitors on the case, they seem pretty dumfounded that the Council are going for a 8 week suspension for something that was on her licence back in 2000 when she applied for her badge and would've flagged up on a DVLA check.

We're going for costs when she wins.

This Council is starting to grind my bollox, the LO's words to me the other day when I phoned him up were, "it's going to get worse, there's going to be a few drivers losing their badges".

Well done, I wish her well.

If there is anything the good folks of TDO can help with, then please ask.


I could do with a letter drafting if someone can give me a dig out, my heads a shed at the moment. We've got drivers working who are overcharging, making sexual remarks to lone travelling females, a driver who knocked a passenger over a few months ago who now has a steel rod in his leg, the Police know all about it they're just waiting for the CPS to see if there's a case to go on. (he's still driving)

We've got drivers charging £1.00 a bag for every bag which is put into the boot.

Drivers making threats to kill resulting in one driver ramming the other driver then proceeding to get a wheel brace out of the boot to give him a god turning over. This was seen by 10 people who were drinking in a beer garden which backs onto the road where the accident happened.

We've got drivers who have been banned for driving without a badge and insurance, what do the Council do? They issue them with a real badge, one driver was driving round for well over 6-8 weeks with no insurance, it wasn't until the Council phoned him up that they heard a woman say her destination to the driver.

He got suspended then all of a sudden he's back on he rank with a badge.

There's a driver who got find and was issued with points on his licence for doing 68 in a 30 zone, he got find £1000 and issued with 6 points, (he's still driving)

We have a driver who's just started, there's something funny about him because he doesn't know how to address roundabouts, only last week he nearly caused a major pile up at one of the main roundabouts in Sutton. A mate of mine followed him back to the rank and collared him, his words were, "I'm not understanding English roundabouts, I mean come on how the feck are they getting their licences and passing their driving tests? Are they doing it through the local bribe taker who supplies them with a fake licence with their name on it?

Some help drafting a letter up to send of to the Council would be much appreciated.

Like I said my heads a shed this morning.

Nidge.


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OK, Ill admit to having no water in my washer bottle.....take me away, do with me as you wish

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 6:44 pm 
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Some help drafting a letter up to send of to the Council would be much appreciated.

What is the aim of the letter?

Expressing concern over entry criteria? Lack of enforcement? ................

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 6:50 pm 
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Nidge2 wrote:
Sussex wrote:
Nidge2 wrote:
I went down to the Magistrates on Thursday to help her lodge her appeal. She paid her £200 and we await a court date. I've told her to notify the Council because she can drive on appeal.

We've got the Solicitors on the case, they seem pretty dumfounded that the Council are going for a 8 week suspension for something that was on her licence back in 2000 when she applied for her badge and would've flagged up on a DVLA check.

We're going for costs when she wins.

This Council is starting to grind my bollox, the LO's words to me the other day when I phoned him up were, "it's going to get worse, there's going to be a few drivers losing their badges".

Well done, I wish her well.

If there is anything the good folks of TDO can help with, then please ask.


I could do with a letter drafting if someone can give me a dig out, my heads a shed at the moment. We've got drivers working who are overcharging, making sexual remarks to lone travelling females, a driver who knocked a passenger over a few months ago who now has a steel rod in his leg, the Police know all about it they're just waiting for the CPS to see if there's a case to go on. (he's still driving)

We've got drivers charging £1.00 a bag for every bag which is put into the boot.

Drivers making threats to kill resulting in one driver ramming the other driver then proceeding to get a wheel brace out of the boot to give him a god turning over. This was seen by 10 people who were drinking in a beer garden which backs onto the road where the accident happened.

We've got drivers who have been banned for driving without a badge and insurance, what do the Council do? They issue them with a real badge, one driver was driving round for well over 6-8 weeks with no insurance, it wasn't until the Council phoned him up that they heard a woman say her destination to the driver.

He got suspended then all of a sudden he's back on he rank with a badge.

There's a driver who got find and was issued with points on his licence for doing 68 in a 30 zone, he got find £1000 and issued with 6 points, (he's still driving)

We have a driver who's just started, there's something funny about him because he doesn't know how to address roundabouts, only last week he nearly caused a major pile up at one of the main roundabouts in Sutton. A mate of mine followed him back to the rank and collared him, his words were, "I'm not understanding English roundabouts, I mean come on how the feck are they getting their licences and passing their driving tests? Are they doing it through the local bribe taker who supplies them with a fake licence with their name on it?

Some help drafting a letter up to send of to the Council would be much appreciated.

Like I said my heads a shed this morning.

Nidge.



Well these are just minor offences, but One of our lot looks like she's having her badge revoked for not disclosing a SP30 to the Council this year. This is serious ](*,) ](*,) ](*,)


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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 6:51 pm 
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Sussex is quite right - where do you want to start - what is your aim - lets consider who'll receive the letter - and to be honest whoever you send it to, it'll end up with licensing....which is a little like sending a letter of complaint to Dennis Neilson.

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PostPosted: Sun Sep 15, 2013 7:04 pm 
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Sussex wrote:
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Some help drafting a letter up to send of to the Council would be much appreciated.

What is the aim of the letter?

Expressing concern over entry criteria? Lack of enforcement? ................



Expressing concerns about the standards of Licensing, the LO calling someone a liar. Letting other drivers still keep their badges when they've knocked someone over and broke their leg.

Still Licensing perverts who are making sexual remarks to lone travelling females. The list is endless.


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Sussex is quite right - where do you want to start - what is your aim - lets consider who'll receive the letter - and to be honest whoever you send it to, it'll end up with licensing....which is a little like sending a letter of complaint to Dennis Neilson.



One has got to go to the Chief Exec, the other one to the head of Licensing and one to our MP.


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the LO calling someone a liar



yeah....that's an opinion, my opinion of your LO involves the letters TUC and N :lol:

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