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- Volunteer cabbies take over 100 veterans to Worthing
After lunch, 102-year-old Flt Lt (Retd) Colin Bell DFC, who served in WWII as a Mosquito Bomber Pilot
- WWII veteran Alfie ‘Fred’ Lee dies, aged 95
keeping goal during a football match between the Navy and the Army and was hit between the legs by the ball
- The Coco Club raffles John Hammond original painting to raise £800 for the Taxi Charity
The raffle took place at the Valentines Ball on Saturday 15 February at The Corn Exchange, where Angela Also present at the ball was Ian Pieri, whose late father, Ted Pieri, a WWII veteran, attended many WWII to do the amazing work they do supporting our veterans and I was delighted to attend The Coco Club Ball
- London's finest jump with The Red Devils, The Badge
Subsequently two of the charity’s collectors, (Mike Smith, a Chelsea Pensioner and Bill Parr, a Korean
- Photo Gallery: Taxi Charity veterans trip to Normandy
Friday 8 June 2018 10:30 Hillman Site 12:30 Lunch at the Restaurant L’Accostage, Ouistreham 14:00 Bill
- Taxi Charity sponsors a brick at Fulham Palace
Pike and Ian Parsons, were accompanied by Chelsea Pensioners, Mike Smith, Dave Lines, Ken McDonald and Bill We then went inside to visit the museum and walked around the gardens, and after lunch we visited more
- Team Be Lucky to jump for Taxi Charity
comprises cabbies Michael Calvey, Dean Euesden, Jon Southcott and Brian Heffernan; Korean War veteran Bill
- London cab drivers attempt to row the Atlantic, TAXI
We were guided throughout our 24 hours by Billy Taylor from Monkey Fist Adventures, who began doing Atlantic
- Press Release: From Parachute Regiment to fundraising London cabbie
In the 90s, I parachuted into Wembley, in full England kit carrying the match ball before an England
- From military man to cabbie - Dennis Hayes talks to TAXI
In the 90s, I parachuted into Wembley, in full England Kit carrying the match ball before an England
- Cab driver trains as Army Reservist
pass various tests including running 2k under 9.45 minutes, lifting weights and throwing a medicine ball
- Taxi Charity escorts WWII veteran Frank Ashleigh to the Festival of Remembrance
glider pilot who flew into Arnhem on 17 September 1944, aged just nineteen, as part of Operation Market Garden Unfortunately, Frank and the other pilot were discovered shortly afterwards by the Germans while hiding in the bell Franks co-pilot and closest friend Bernard “Lofty” Cummins was killed about two miles away from Frank
- The 76th anniversary of VJ Day: Two veterans share their stories
then had two weeks leave in the Himalayas and ended up in a Bombay hospital after being hit by the ball
- Three peaks, two victorious challengers and one heroic cabbie…
raise funds for the Taxi Charity for Military Veterans for many months, but they were thrown a curve ball
- Chairman's Blog: A September to remember
Commemorations and events marking the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem (Operation Market Garden He then ordered his crew to parachute out of the stricken plane before it crashed in a huge ball of fire Raison (Secretary of the Parachute Regimental Association), Frans Ammerlaan (Treasurer of the Market Garden
- On the 75th anniversary of VJ Day, veterans share their stories of serving in the Far East
Fred then had two weeks leave in the Himalayas and ended up in Bombay hospital after being hit by the ball He remembers that after the Japanese surrender, two Kamikazes flew over and attacked HMS Formidable killing
- Back To The Beaches Itinerary
Devils Display Team, plus possible flypast of aircraft - TBC Thursday 8 June 1000 Caen Memorial 1400 Bill
- WWII veterans sing to celebrate Forces’ Sweetheart’s 100th birthday
name Danny McCall - was invited to the Lyceum in 1947 to sing with an orchestra while Dame Vera was billed
- Fast Eddie's Blog: September 2016 Update
Dick Goodwin/ Barking Bill/ Paul Davis/ Francis Wyhowska/ Graham Pike/ Aaron Capell, Ian Parsons and We then held a giant raffle - well we have raise some money to pay the bill! Early in June, our events officer Dick Goodwin, our transport officer Barking Bill and myself made a job so well to bring about this great result and a special pat on the back to Dick Goodwin, Barking Bill Till the next time, look after yourselves and be careful out there.
- Shooters Hill WW2 veteran fundraising for charity run by London cabbie, News Shopper - 6 July 2016
A Shooters Hill World War Two veteran is fundraising for a taxi charity that arranges free outings for




















