Wheelchair Accessible Taxis for Leven, and Cupar. Any taxi company with 2 rows, may well have two or more taxis.
A1 Coaches | 01592 713443; A1coachespaul@gmail.com | Peugeot Boxer | 8 |
A1 Coaches | 01592 713443; info@a1coaches.com | Vauxhall Movano | 8 |
Harley’s Taxis | 01333 555555 | Ford Journey | 6 |
McCallum Taxi | 07985 425401; mccallumtaxi@btinternet.com | Ford Tourneo | 8 |
One2Onecabs | 01333 427121 | Peugeot Horizon | 4 |
- St Andrews – Accessible Taxis if there are two instances for the same companay, it is usual that there is more than one taxi. The column at the end refers to the number of seats
City Taxis |
07928563167; golfcitytransport@gmail.com |
Peugeot Premier |
6 |
|
Ian Gibb |
01334 303040; taxis303040@gmail.com |
Peugeot Horizon |
4 |
|
Ian Gibb |
01334 303040; taxis303040@gmail.com |
Citroen Rela |
8 |
Taxis |
01334 657555; mm-taxis@hotmail.com |
Ford Allied |
8 |
|
Accessible Taxis Dunfermline (West Fife)
If there are two entries for a taxi provider, the organisation has more than one taxi…
Cowdenbeath Taxi Service Ltd |
01383 513333; office@cowdenbeathtaxiservice.co.uk |
Ford Freedom |
4 |
P154 |
Cowdenbeath Taxi Service Ltd |
01383 513333; office@cowdenbeathtaxiservice.co.uk |
Ford Grand |
5 |
T120 |
Dunfermline Cabs |
01383 882882; dunfermlinecabs@yahoo.com |
Ford Tourneo Connect |
6 |
T169 |
Prompt Taxis |
01383 880880; prompttaxis@gmail.com |
Peugeot Boxer |
8 |
P007 |
Prompt Taxis |
01383 880880; prompttaxis@gmail.com |
Renault Trafic |
7 |
P013 |
Smart Travel |
01383 512111; smart-travel@btconnect.com |
Ford Journey Grand |
6 |
P093 |
Smart Travel |
01383 512111; smart-travel@btconnect.com |
Fiat Doblo |
4 |
T031 |
Uptown Cabs |
01383 621117; bilaine@btinternet.com |
Peugeot Expert |
7 |
P056 |
Village Cabz |
01383 882882; village.cabz@yahoo.com |
Ford Tourneo |
8 |
P076 |
Village Cabz |
01383 882882; village.cabz@yahoo.com |
Renault Trafic |
8 |
T014 |
Hire costs
* P – Private Hire; T – Taxi
Stage 1
For hirings begun between 6.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m.
If the distance does not exceed 600 yards (549 metres) – for the whole distance – £3.60
If the distance exceeds 600 yards – for the first 600 yards – £3.60
For each additional 150 yards (137 metres) or uncompleted part thereof – 20p
Stage 2
For hirings begun between 10.00 p.m. and 6.00 a.m. Or where the hire extends beyond the boundary of Fife:
• First 600 yards – £4.50
Subsequent yardage – plus 25% on Stage 1 rate
• Waiting Time – Each period of 48 seconds – 20p (i.e. £15.00 per hour)
Extra Charges holiday season
Christmas/New Year – for hirings between 6.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m. on 25th and 26th December and Ist and 2nd January and for hirings between 6.00 p.m. and 10.00 p.m. on 24th and 31st December
• Plus 50% on Stage 1 rate
For hirings between 10.00 p.m. and 6.00 a.m. on 24th, 25th and 31st December and Ist January:
• Plus 50% on Stage 2 rate
Excess Luggage:
- Excess or abnormal luggage – minimum charge £5.00.
Soiling Charge:
- Anyone soiling a taxi is liable to a £60.00 charge
Please Note:
- The approved scale of fares are deemed by the Customs and Excise to be VAT inclusive for the purposes of VAT registered taxi operators
- These fares are effective from June 3th 2024
Stage 1
For hirings begun between 6.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m.
If the distance does not exceed 600 yards (549 metres) – for the whole distance – £3.60
If the distance exceeds 600 yards – for the first 600 yards – £3.60
For each additional 150 yards (137 metres) or uncompleted part thereof – 20p
Stage 2
For hirings begun between 10.00 p.m. and 6.00 a.m. Or where the hire extends beyond the boundary of Fife:
• First 600 yards – £4.50
Subsequent yardage – plus 25% on Stage 1 rate
• Waiting Time – Each period of 48 seconds – 20p (i.e. £15.00 per hour)
Extra Charges holiday season
Christmas/New Year – for hirings between 6.00 a.m. and 10.00 p.m. on 25th and 26th December and Ist and 2nd January and for hirings between 6.00 p.m. and 10.00 p.m. on 24th and 31st December
• Plus 50% on Stage 1 rate
For hirings between 10.00 p.m. and 6.00 a.m. on 24th, 25th and 31st December and Ist January:
• Plus 50% on Stage 2 rate
Excess Luggage:
- Excess or abnormal luggage – minimum charge £5.00.
Soiling Charge:
- Anyone soiling a taxi is liable to a £60.00 charge
Please Note:
- The approved scale of fares are deemed by the Customs and Excise to be VAT inclusive for the purposes of VAT registered taxi operators
- These fares are effective from June 3th 2024
Leven River Parks Community Engagement Development Plan:
Say Hello to Ice Cream Architecture on 15th May and keep up to date
Below is a note from Ice Cream Architecture that explains what they will be doing over the coming months in Levenmouth and surrounding localities.
The River Parks Project is working to create an accessible, attractive, and biodiverse public park and active travel network for the local communities of Levenmouth. It is part of the wider Leven Programme of connected projects, to deliver environmental improvements for the river and the surrounding areas, making them great places to live, work and visit. Click here for more information about the Leven Programme
Ice Cream Architecture (ICA) is creating a Community Engagement Plan, which will be co-produced with the local community and ensure that key decisions are informed by the people who will use the Leven River Parks. As part of this, ICA will be facilitating a number of events and feedback sessions in the coming months, and they want to hear your thoughts.
Please leave your information here if you wish to hear more about opportunities and events happening to inform the Leven River Parks Community Engagement Plan.
Tipping a kettle may be easy for the able but for the elderly or disabled this might be difficult. To help, there are kettle holders that tip or much safer kettles that tip or static water heaters.
See:
- NRS Health eating-drinking-aid, /drink-preparation
- Complete Care Shop kitchen-aid kettle-tippers
- Age care bathrooms shop products kettle-safety-tipper-with-base
or type into Google…
Kettles for the Disabled
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More often than not, when it’s Sunday night after church is done, I usually catch up on some much-needed sleep! It helps to build my ideas. Shortly, I will produce a guide to help others maximise their return on their website investment.
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