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Roland Perry · April 18th 17, 11:09 AM posted to uk.transport.london

In message , at 05:49:31
on Tue, 18 Apr 2017, remarked:
The licencing authority doesn't want tourists arriving at the station
to be greeted by a load of scruffs in beaten up taxis.

The train company, more likely. They control access to the station
forecourt. It's not part of the public highway.

No, it's the council.

In Cambridge, I gather a few hire cars are signed up to Uber but the
established firms seem to have the market pretty well sewn up. Within the
city they

The Uber ones?

go by the meter.

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Roland Perry