Image credit: Geely Auto UK Geely Auto UK has moved its headquarters from Milton Keynes to Ansty Business Park in Coventry, as the brand expands its UK operations after reaching 10,000 vehicle registrations within 11 months of launch. The company said the new base, currently also the home of taxi manufacturers LEVC who also fall under the wider Geely ownership umbrella, would support its growing retailer network, customer operations and planned product launches. It will house

Taxi drivers’ working time and earnings featured in a Senedd debate on 30 September, as Reform UK called for Wales to scrap its default 20mph speed limit. Conservative MS Janet Finch-Saunders said taxi drivers she had spoken to felt the limit “actually hits their pockets”. “I get in a taxi now when I get here from Bangor Conwy Môn, and I ask the taxi driver, ‘How does the 20 mph affect you?’ And they hate it,” she told the chamber. “They say it actually hits their pockets. An

Taxi and private hire operators could face a tougher battle for online visibility as generative AI answers increasingly replace the traditional list of search engine results. Rather than presenting users with pages of links to choose from, AI-powered search can interpret a request and produce a direct answer containing a much smaller selection of businesses, sources and recommendations. For operators, being near the top of conventional search rankings may therefore no longer