Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax has now become a reality for hundreds of thousands of self-employed people across the UK, including many taxi and private hire drivers. With the first quarterly submission deadline fast approaching, there remains plenty of uncertainty around what the new system means in practice, who needs to comply and how drivers can make the transition as straightforward as possible. To help answer those questions, TaxiPoint is joined by Paul Oldridg

Image credit: ComCab ComCab London has been awarded the London Dial-a-Ride Consolidator Contract for another five years, extending a relationship with Transport for London (TfL) that dates back to 2009. The new contract commenced on 1 September 2026 and will see ComCab continue as the sole supplier supporting the service when journeys cannot be accommodated by the main Dial-a-Ride bus operation. ComCab’s role provides additional transport capacity for eligible passengers acro

New Department for Transport (DfT) data has revealed the authorities licensing Britain’s largest private hire vehicle fleets, with Wolverhampton emerging as an extraordinary national outlier outside London as cross-border working continues to reshape where vehicles are registered. The figures, which represent the position on 1 April 2026, show London remains comfortably the largest licensing area with 93,316 PHVs. Wolverhampton is second with 37,967, followed by Bradford with