In yet another controversial bungle by Bridgend taxi licensing under catogory C, under guidance of Darren Mepham, the chief executive for Bridgend Council, who has been around awhile, with Policy officer Daniel Cook of shared regulatory services firmly in mayhems grasp, now both find themselves, back again in the news in this Mid Glamorgan Wales taxi news special – We ask you the public – Is your council worth it
Find out all about that bit under scrutiny by the Taxi Watch Dog Wales, that the public simply must know about even if in the vale of Glamorgan or across the globe
Stories coming up….
Mepham Mayhem – Monkey business, is alive and well says Taxi Watch Dog, in a world exclusive news report
Council Gets ass whooped collection –volume one – posted in an earlier blog and Just released daYS ago, so the public can get their free youtube listening copy
Taxi Watch Dog says it’s back to basics for Darren Mephams Mayhem, as the Bridgend Hackney Carriage taxi plate found on the rear of a Bridgend taxi, falls short in this letter of the law story for the public and Bridgend taxis. A sweet story if you like a chewing on monkey business with a large M for Mayhem
We also have more news coming up on the surging question on many Bridgend Cab drivers minds right now-
HOW LONG before we get a fare increase, did my vote count?
You might need one of these if you havent been to spec savers
We go to the story on the letter of the law, and section i under category C
The latest calamity for a taxi regulating authority in Bridgend county, without real expertise in the field, with mal administration mode thrown in for good measure or mayhem by Mepham , as a every day runnings we might add, folks
hackney-carriage-taxi-plate-for-sale? Will the council buy them back plus carriage
The most recent freedom of information request, requesting how long it will be before the taxi fare increase goes to Cabinet came back with an acknowledgement today,would you believe folks. A further email was sent to taxi licensing as a result, which is shown below for the public to witness. A further email was sent to the councils chief executive also shown in todays taxi news