HUNDREDS of city workers will stage a second walkout over proposed cuts to their redundancy packages.
Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) held a national two-day strike last week, which included around 1,000 staff from Peterborough-based organisations.
It affected union workers at the Passport Office, Jobcentre Plus, the Land Registry, the magistrates’ court and [...]
Doctors are failing to warn motorists that they are unfit to drive, Government research has found.
A study by the Department for Transport showed many were ignorant of the standards set by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency.
Researchers found that the DVLA’s own medical standards were poorly communicated to the very doctors upon whom it relied [...]
Still have a clean driving licence? Never been done for speeding or had a parking ticket? Congratulations – you’re one of a dying breed of motorists who yet to fall foul of the surge in motoring legislation.
Exclusive new Telegraph Motoring research shows that it is now easier for motorists to fall foul of the law [...]
Drivers of used cars attending this month’s DVLA Personalised Registrations spring auction have been offered a chance to get something special for the football fan in their lives.
As well as having the opportunity to have their photo taken with the Premiership Trophy, visitors to the three-day event at Old Trafford beginning on March 24th will [...]
A WHEEL clamper got a taste of his own medicine when his white van was towed away.
Council wardens called in a flat-bed truck after noticing that the vehicle parked in Southend, Essex, did not have a valid tax disc.
It is owned by LSB Enforcement who clamp and tow vehicles in car parks across the county [...]
WHAT a difference a day makes.
At least that is what Clase residents living around Swansea’s DVLA offices will tell you following this week’s 48-hour walk-out by agency staff.
But photographs taken by the Evening Post appear to tell a different story.
For months, fed up members of the community have been moaning about staff at the government [...]
While the chase for the Premiership Trophy is hotting up, bidders attending DVLA Personalised Registrations’ Spring auction can get up close and personal with it!
The opportunity to sit and even have a picture taken with the coveted cup is just one of the attractions lined up for bidders attending the forthcoming auction at Old Trafford, [...]
FOUR thousand vehicles in Bristol were clamped, impounded or crushed last year because they did not have road tax.
The figures have been released by the DVLA, which is running a campaign in the city this month against road tax dodgers.
During the last 12 months, 2,300 vehicles were clamped, more than 900 were impounded and more [...]
The mother of a child whose ID was used in a multiple fraud 16 years after he died has spoken of her shock and anger.
John Dempsey Hamilton’s birth certificate was one of 44 obtained online and used to apply for driving licences with which to open bank accounts and defraud over £20,000.
“It’s brought everything flooding [...]
AROUND 5,000 Swansea public sector workers look set to stage a two-day walk-out next week over changes to redundancy payments.
Members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) will take part in strike action on Monday and Tuesday.
Darren Williams, campaigns officer with the PCS, said: “There doesn’t seem to be any movement from the government, [...]
