Uber Fife has launched a CrowdJustice fundraiser to support a legal challenge to Fife Council’s decision to grant Uber a booking-office licence. At the licensing
Following today’s Regulation and Licensing Committee meeting, EFTA has written to Committee Convener Cllr Tom Adams and Fife Council’s Tom Brown seeking urgent clarification of
At today’s Regulation and Licensing Committee, Linda Holt was prepared to address members on the regulatory and public-safety issues raised by Uber Scot Limited’s application
At today’s Regulation and Licensing Committee, EFTA attended prepared to address Uber Scot Limited’s application for a booking office licence in Rosyth. Following a challenge
Meeting Details Committee: Regulation and Licensing Committee Item: Taxi Fare Scale Review Location: Fife House committee room Date: 10th March 2026 Published by: East Fife
Dear Committee Members, I write on behalf of the East Fife Taxi Association (EFTA) regarding the ongoing taxi fare review. Under Section 17 of the
Dear Craig and Steven, We’ve just been informed by one of our members that Licensing is intending to (1) treat the template objection which has
Taxi operators call for the resignation of Licensing Committee convenor as Council failure costs the trade over six months of lost fare increases Taxi
The East Fife Taxi Association (EFTA) has confirmed it will formally object to Uber Scot Limited’s application for a Booking Office Licence in Fife, while
Applicant: Uber Scot Limited Premises: Rosyth Business Centre, Unit 18, 16 Cromarty Campus, KY11 2WX Application Date: 23 January 2026 Objection by: James Glen on behalf