It’s the letter or email every professional driver dreads. An official communication from the local council’s licensing department, raising an issue that could affect your taxi or private hire licence. In that moment, a wave of uncertainty and fear can set in. What happens next? Who do I speak to? What are my rights? The path fo

  It’s the letter or email every professional driver dreads. An official communication from the local council’s licensing department, raising an issue that could affect your taxi or private hire licence. In that moment, a wave of uncertainty and fear can set in. What happens next? Who do I speak to? What are my rights? The path fo

  It’s the letter or email every professional driver dreads. An official communication from the local council’s licensing department, raising an issue that could affect your taxi or private hire licence. In that moment, a wave of uncertainty and fear can set in. What happens next? Who do I speak to? What are my rights? The path fo

  In recognition of the deep and enduring historical ties between the United Kingdom and the people of Hong Kong, the UK government has introduced a landmark immigration route: the British National (Overseas) visa, commonly known as the BNO visa. This bespoke pathway offers BNO status holders and their families a direct and accessible route t

  Receiving a letter from the Home Office containing a notice of deportation is one of the most terrifying and life-altering experiences a person can face. In an instant, the life you have built in the United Kingdom—your home, your job, your relationships, your community—is placed under immediate and severe threat. The feelings o