During the recent visit to the Netherlands London cab driver Ian Parsons handed over the role of Chairman of The Taxi Charity to fellow cab driver Brian Heffernan.
Read moreDuring the recent visit to the Netherlands London cab driver Ian Parsons handed over the role of Chairman of The Taxi Charity to fellow cab driver Brian Heffernan.
Read moreOn 3 September, a group of Taxi Charity volunteers who had brought seven WWII veterans and their carers and families to the Netherlands joined the estimated 32,000 other participants to walk a 15km section of the annual ‘Wandeltocht’ Airborne March.
Read moreThe Taxi Charity for Military Veterans was delighted to receive a donation of £3,700 from Malcolm Dean who this summer made his first parachute jump in France.
Read moreWhen WWII Veteran Bill Gladden heard that one year old terrier Cody was having a difficult time finding a new home, he offered to help the RSPCA by painting a portrait of the little dog.
Read moreOn Thursday 28 July Alfie ‘Fred’ Lee, from Odiham, Hampshire, a much-loved member of the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans, died at home with his family at his bedside.
Read moreThis September two Taxi Charity volunteers plan to cycle 115k across The Netherlands on WWII gearless bikes and then walk 40k to commemorate the battle fought by the allies during Operation Market Garden in 1944.
Read moreTaxi Charity volunteer cab drivers take veterans and archaeologists to Belgium to support Waterloo Uncovered.
Read moreOn 9 July 2022, WWII veteran and former Queens’s Bargemaster Major Ted Hunt MVO died aged 102.
Read moreThe small village of South Holmwood, near Dorking has been welcoming London cab drivers and veterans every summer since 1948. One couple is determined that the tradition will continue.
Read moreOn 5 July, after a break for the past two summers, 60 black cabs once again made the journey from London to Worthing with a group of veterans.
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