Post by The Dark Knight on Oct 6, 2011 9:49:17 GMT
MESSAGE FROM THE UNITED CABBIES GROUP
The United Cabbies Group have called a Drive-In Demonstration today Thursday 6th October at 5pm.
The demonstration will take place at St John's Wood Circus NW8 in protest at the International Olympic Committee's refusal to allow the Licensed London Taxi trade access to the Olympic Route Network.
The reason for this time and venue is because there is an Olympic test event (Archery) being held at Lords Cricket Ground, which finishes at 5.30pm.
This is the 2nd demonstration held by the UCG in recent weeks and is part of our ongoing campaign to secure 100% Access to the ORN for ALL Licensed London Taxi drivers.
We intend to show the IOC what they can expect if they do not reverse their decision.
There will be 100 days of road access restrictions before, during and after the games, and this will have a catastrophic effect on the Licensed Taxi trade, a trade that was used to help secure the staging of the games.
We hope you can attend and help us secure a better working environment during the 2012 Olympic Games.
See you there.
The United Cabbies Group have called a Drive-In Demonstration today Thursday 6th October at 5pm.
The demonstration will take place at St John's Wood Circus NW8 in protest at the International Olympic Committee's refusal to allow the Licensed London Taxi trade access to the Olympic Route Network.
The reason for this time and venue is because there is an Olympic test event (Archery) being held at Lords Cricket Ground, which finishes at 5.30pm.
This is the 2nd demonstration held by the UCG in recent weeks and is part of our ongoing campaign to secure 100% Access to the ORN for ALL Licensed London Taxi drivers.
We intend to show the IOC what they can expect if they do not reverse their decision.
There will be 100 days of road access restrictions before, during and after the games, and this will have a catastrophic effect on the Licensed Taxi trade, a trade that was used to help secure the staging of the games.
We hope you can attend and help us secure a better working environment during the 2012 Olympic Games.
See you there.