US EditionOver 100 local taxis and out-of-area private hires checked as officers crack down on safety in Cheshire East
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Over 100 local taxis and out-of-area private hires checked as officers crack down on safety in Cheshire East
Police and council officers in Nantwich have carried out joint inspections on taxis operating across Cheshire East to ensure drivers and vehicles are complying with regulations.The activity formed part of Operation Withdraw, a targeted effort to protect the public by inspecting both local and out-of-area taxis. The checks took place between Friday 4 and Saturday 5 April.Led by the Nantwich Beat Team and supported by the Crewe Local Policing Unit…
Nantwich Police join operation to check on taxi operators
Nantwich police officers teamed up with Cheshire East Council to carry out checks on taxi operators in and around the town. Operation Withdraw checked on taxi drivers and whether they were licensed and operating correctly in Nantwich and Crewe. It was part of a wider operation to keep residents safe and involved Nantwich Beat Team, Crewe Local Policing Unit (LPU), the Roads and Crime Unit, Streetsafe, Special Constabulary, and Cheshire East Coun…
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