Uber's rival taxi operators in England and Wales will not face a 20% VAT charge on their profit margins outside of London ...

The Supreme Court has dismissed Uber's appeal for their rival taxi operators to face a 20% VAT charge outside London. This ...

Uber's appeal to impose a 20% VAT on rival taxi operators in England and Wales, similar to its own, was dismissed by the ...

Rival taxi operators to Uber will not have to pay 20 per cent VAT on their profits outside London following a landmark ...

A landmark judgment by the Supreme Court has ruled that private hire taxi firms should not be forced to change their business ...

A Liverpudlian minicab company has won a David vs Goliath legal victory against Uber that means small taxi companies will not have to pay VAT on fares.

The UK Supreme Court has ruled against Uber in a long-running legal battle that could have forced all private hire operators ...

Over 10,500 black-cab drivers in London have initiated a £250 million lawsuit against Uber earlier this month. Amidst these legal challenges, Uber's financial performance remains volatile, with ...

Transport for London first refused to renew its license to operate in 2017 on safety and regulatory concerns, and again in 2019. Both times Uber successfully appealed those decisions.

By 1400 GMT on Saturday, nearly 540,000 people had signed although it was not clear how many of them were in London. Uber counted 3.5 million active users in London in the past three months.

Uber was stripped of its licence to carry paying passengers in London on Monday for the second time in just over two years, pending an appeal, over a "pattern of failures" on safety and security.

Transport for London first refused to renew its license to operate in 2017 on safety and regulatory concerns, and again in 2019. Both times Uber successfully appealed those decisions.