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- WWII veteran hopes to reunite with child he met in Normandy in 1944
In the bleakest of times, this bit of human interaction made a huge mark on my life. Over the days, we heard many amazing stories but this one from Reg really touched me and I would love
- Letter from Rt Hon Oliver Dowden asking us to pass on his thanks to our volunteers
I am aware that many potential QAVS awardees were at the forefront of these efforts, and therefore decided
- London cabbies take Chelsea Pensioners to see the Christmas lights
has been a really difficult year for everyone, and especially our veterans who have missed out on so many
- WWII veteran Harry Rawlins receives the Thank You Liberators medal at Dutch Embassy
Many of the allied soldiers paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom and we must never forget them
- Veterans attend the 77th anniversary of Operation Varsity
Without them, I would not be able to participate in so many commemorative occasions. London cab driver and Taxi Charity volunteer, said: “It is an absolute privilege to take veterans to mark The charity is preparing to take a group of WWII veterans to the Netherlands in May for Dutch Liberation
- The Taxi Charity for Military Veterans’ work, City Matters
publicity, which raised our profile and introduced us to a wider audience. 2019 was the busiest and most varied In May, we escorted WWII veterans to the Netherlands to participate in the annual Dutch Liberation celebrations Later that month, we took RAF veterans to Berlin to mark 70 years since the end of the Berlin Airlift The veterans rapidly build a relationship with their drivers who in many cases also act as carers. Under their own volition many drivers arrange small outings, help with hospital appointments and carry
- Veterans form friendship through the Taxi Charity, TAXI
Recce and Sniper Platoon and was in Afghanistan in 2008/ 2009 when our platoon was attached to Royal Marines Since then, if I may use a quote from the Tom Hanks movie, Forrest Gump, we have been ‘like peas and Although there is an age gap of 51 years, they have both served and have many shared experiences, which
- Blues and Royals veterans attend ceremony in Montreuil-sur-Mer
Lord Astor unveiled the restored statue’s new plaque in the company of senior representatives from many
- Taxi Charity supporting veterans through Coronavirus pandemic
Ian said, "We know that many of our veterans have a support network of friends and family but at this For many years I have joined the charity on trips to the continent to pay my respects to the comrades
- Veterans impressed by the 'new' Airborne Museum, renkum.nieuws.nl
made the above report including interviews with veteran Geoff Roberts, who was part of the Kings Own Scottish
- Taxi Charity organises Christmas party at Millwall FC for veterans, volunteers, patrons and other fr
Chairman, Gary Belsey, thanked our sponsors, supporters and, of course, our veteran collectors “for all Many of the messages were also translated by Frans and then distributed by him to each and every veteran
- The 76th anniversary of VJ Day: Two veterans share their stories
On 4 May 1945, the Indomitable was hit by a Kamikaze, but her armoured flight deck saved her from serious remembers vividly that the Japanese didn’t want to surrender, and the ship’s crew were warned that many Charity, said: "Doug Miller and Fred Lee are very popular veterans who have joined the Taxi Charity on many
- WWII veterans' portraits to appear in exhibition at Soldiers of Oxfordshire Museum
designed The 3945 Portraits Project to honour and remember surviving WWII veterans by photographing as many I have met some truly amazing WWII veterans and heard many stories, told with such humility, describing , survived and were lost, so that their memories and sacrifices are never forgotten and such events may
- In conversation with WWII veteran, Harry Rawlins
My plan was to go crocodile hunting and fishing but there were too many owners, so I withdrew my cash I’ve met so many people in the last three years and experienced so much goodwill. Today there is some of that spirit, but people seem more inclined to criticise and find fault when many
- Taxi Charity escorts WWII veteran Frank Ashleigh to the Festival of Remembrance
participants was reduced, and everything was pre-recorded to ensure social distancing was observed and not too many I have known him for over ten years, and he joins the Taxi Charity on many of our trips, including those
- WWII veteran supports Taxi Charity with art
For many years, 96-year-old Bill has used his love of painting to raise funds for the charity that means Bill has no plans to stop painting and loves receiving pictures from the many volunteer London taxi drivers
- Taxi Charity helps Bill Gladden to celebrate his 96th birthday
Many thanks to Taxi Charity treasurer, Seb Philp, for organising the special get-together for Bill.
- Veterans on the move, TAXI
local government, and our Dutch friends, to plan for our trip for the Dutch Liberation anniversary in May They have been supporting us for many years and without the help of these four and the rest of our amazing pandemic to ensure veterans received regular contact by sending out a greeting card each month, gifts to mark
- Three London cabbies have successfully rowed the Atlantic to raise funds for the Taxi Charity
This has been one hell of an adventure and we hope that we may still get some more donations to support They have been sponsored by many businesses, including their largest supporter, the Millcroft Group.
- WWII veteran John Sleep celebrates his 100th birthday
celebrating his 100th birthday at home on 26 January, after plans to celebrate with his two children, Mark the Taxi Charity, said: "John is a much loved member of the Taxi Charity family who has joined us on many Everyone at the charity sends him good wishes for his 100th birthday and we hope that restrictions may



























