Thursday 2 May 2019

London Taxi PR donates Pops the Magic Taxi books to Brompton Fountain

London Taxi PR (LTPR), an organisation which represents the interests of the Licensed London Taxi profession, has paid a visit to children’s charity, Brompton Fountain, to present and donate a number of books about Pops the Magic Taxi, accompanied by the books author and Taxi driver, Fiona Kennedy.

The donation of books, which were presented in person to several patients on the children’s wards at Royal Brompton Hospital, was made by LTPR founder and Director, Lee Sheppard, PR and Communications head, Andy Scott, and Pops the Magic Taxi author, Fiona Kennedy. A further number of books for the charity were also presented to Brompton Fountain Director, Trudy Nickels.

Pops the Magic Taxi is a children’s book about Pops, a magical Taxi that can not only talk, but also has the ability to travel back through time. The book involvesPops visiting Battersea Power Station, to help rescue a runaway dog.

London Taxi PR decided to make the donation of the books to Brompton Fountain as Andy from LTPR has known about the charity for a number of years due to a family member suffering from Cystic Fibrosis and seen at first hand the work they do for children and their families.

The Brompton Fountain charity supports the paediatric intensive care unit and children’s ward, the young patients and their families at Royal Brompton Hospital. It relies on the kindness and generosity of its supporters for its funding and donations. www.thebromptonfountain.org.uk

Since their formation, London Taxi PR has undertaken aseries of targeted media campaigns, which are being usedby London Taxi PR to promote the benefits, advantages and safety of using the iconic London Taxi to a wide audience.

All the campaigns and publicity that has so far been generated by the company has been funded by fellow London Taxi drivers as well as supportive companies andorganisations, many of whom have signed up to donate to the cause on a monthly basis, indicating how passionate they all are about their industry and the cause.
London Taxi PR. Passionate about promoting and preserving the iconic London Taxi trade and funded byLondon Taxi drivers who care about their industry. 

For more information on London Taxi PR and their campaigns, please visit their website http://londontaxipr.com

For information about Pops the Magic Taxi and how to obtain copies, visit: www.popsthemagictaxi.com

Saturday 7 July 2018

Taxi Leaks Withstands Hacking Attempts And Is Back Up And Running

After a couple of days down time... Taxi Leaks, in association with London Taxi Radio are back up and running,


As we posted last week, the Taxi Leaks Blog have been the target of malicious attacks which have made it quite difficult to keep up our standard of posting.

We know where most of these attacks and potential hacking come from, so therefore we have taken measures to secure our place on all social media platforms and in fact have also branched out into other fields....but more about that later.

One of our problems we believe -facing not only us but every driver posting on social media- is allegedly coming from the Twitter police team, currently working away for TfLTPH. Anyone can be "targeted" by Tfl for anything.... but obtaining a clear judgement by their legal teams... is very different.

 Tfl employees (directors, managers, and others) dislike criticism and take offence very easily, so its not surprising they are behind the scenes scheming and plotting.

In Britain, we still live in a society where we can voice our opinions freely and without fear of twisted retribution in the name of a legal definition "fit and proper person" argument and Tfl know only too well a suspension or revocation will attract a legal challenge and scrutiny if only once on this subject delivering judgement surrounding this clear attempt to close down dissent or critique in UK law under the auspice of the rights of freedom of speech law.

I really wouldn't worry too much about what is voiced on social media if it is presented as either a "question" or a "checked and proven fact"

If this principle is adhered to, there is never going to be any chance of Tfl's underhanded involvement as they will have neither any legal argument or right to be in any position to involve themselves as self righteous regulators of taxi driver trade press or social media commentary remembering their (us) clients pay licensing fees into their bank account and the use of our funds to follow a fanciful argument is a dead end argument. 

Wednesday 5 September 2012

TIME TO WAKE UP BEFORE ITS TOO LATE

We will be up and running soon