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Richmond.com Senate panel scraps extending sales tax to Uber and Lyft, backs Metro funding Richmond.com It also voted 10-5 to approve a bill sponsored by Hanger to levy a 2.1 percent wholesale gasoline and diesel tax in western Virginia to help pay for improvements to Interstate 81 from Bristol to the West Virginia panhandle. The Metro funding package ... and more » View the full article

NBC 29 News Virginia Senate Panel Endorses Taxes for Ride Services, Fuel NBC 29 News RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - A Virginia Senate panel has endorsed extending sales taxes to ride services like Uber and Lyft and also voted to impose a motor fuels tax in the state's western region. The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports the Senate Finance ... Virginia Senate panel endorses fuel tax to pay for I-81 improvementsWHSV all 4 news articles » View the full article

Virginia Senate Panel Endorses Taxes for Ride Services, Fuel U.S. News & World Report A Virginia Senate panel has endorsed extending sales taxes to ride services like Uber and Lyft and also voted to impose a motor fuels tax in Virginia's western region. Feb. 8, 2018, at 8:04 a.m.. Virginia Senate Panel Endorses Taxes for Ride Services ... and more » View the full article

Richmond.com Senate panel backs extending sales tax to services like Uber and Lyft for mass transit funding Richmond.com A Senate panel has endorsed extending state and regional sales taxes to ride services such as Uber and Lyft in order to raise more than $21 million a year for mass transit systems across Virginia, replacing the use of state-backed bonds to pay for new ... and more » View the full article

Reuters At car secrets trial, Uber decries 'conspiracy theory', Waymo says Uber cheats Reuters Waymo's allegation is that its former engineer Anthony Levandowski downloaded more than 14,000 confidential files in December 2015 containing designs for autonomous vehicles before going to work for Uber and leading its self-driving car unit in 2016 ... and more » View the full article

Bristol Post Review: Fast-rising star Gus Dapperton delivers a polished set at The Louisiana in Bristol - but it was all over too ... Bristol Post Thank you for subscribing! Could not subscribe, try again laterInvalid Email. There's a reason Gus Dapperton is being touted as one to watch by several reputed music blogs, including Vice. The uber-cool singer songwriter from New York has a voice ... View the full article

Review: Fast-rising star Gus Dapperton delivers a polished set at The Louisiana in Bristol - but it was all over too ... Bristol Post There's a reason Gus Dapperton is being touted as one to watch by several reputed music blogs, including Vice. The uber-cool singer songwriter from New York has a voice almost as distinct as his bowl cut barnet. With seriously catchy riffs and some ... View the full article

NOLA.com NY billionaire ducks $90K tax bill in protest of goose poop; do the poor respect cops? (10 Things to Know for Monday) NOLA.com Refusing to pay his $90,000 school tax bill until officials in the Finger Lakes town of South Bristol, N.Y., find a way to control the birds. "This past summer it was horrible. We'd drive in and find 100 to 200 geese parked on our lawn," said Golisano ... 10 Things to Know for MondayYahoo News UK all 863 news articles » View the full article

Ofo bike share review: 'It will be to cycling what Uber is to taxis' | Martin Love The GuardianMove over Boris, with the arrival of the Ofo, city cycling just got a lot easier, says Martin Love. View the full article

Swindon drivers can't work for Uber - so how come we were able to hitch a ride? This Is Wiltshire The arrival of Uber is likely to split opinion. Alex Pollock, owner of an Old Town digital marketing agency, said: “Quite a large portion of our client base are based outside of Swindon and are amazed at the 'lack of Uber' to get around. It's just ... View the full article

Swindon Advertiser Swindon drivers can't work for Uber - so how come we were able to hitch a ride? Swindon Advertiser It's just become a given in a lot of people's lives in the likes of London and Bristol.” One Swindon minicab driver, who asked not to be named, said that the arrival of Uber would be welcomed by customers – but could be a cause of concern for drivers ... and more » View the full article

Swindon drivers can't work for Uber - so how come we were able to hitch a ride? Swindon AdvertiserUBER are making in roads into the Swindon mini-cab market – with several drivers taking fares in the town. View the full article

Bristol Post More areas of Bristol can now have McDonald's delivered as UberEATS expands Bristol Post Get Daily updates directly to your inbox. + Subscribe. Thank you for subscribing! Could not subscribe, try again laterInvalid Email. The news that Uber was launching a delivery service in Bristol excited food lovers for many reasons, but above all else ... View the full article

Bristol Post More areas of Bristol can now have McDonald's delivered as UberEATS expands Bristol Post The news that Uber was launching a delivery service in Bristol excited food lovers for many reasons, but above all else, it meant that you could finally have McDonald's delivered straight to your door . And after six successful months of operating in ... View the full article

More areas of Bristol can now have McDonald's delivered as UberEATS expands Bristol PostThe news that Uber was launching a delivery *service* in Bristol excited food lovers for many reasons, but above all else, it meant that you could finally have ... View the full article

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The Guardian My desperate bid to match Boris Johnson's colossal lies The Guardian And maybe I am facing a similar dilemma. The political situation has been so stupid now, for so long, it seems beyond satire. In print, and on stage, I reach for ever more desperate methods to mock it. And then my eye falls on that pile of ... View the full article

Bristol & West Plc (BWSA.L): Ichimoku Levels in Focus Melville Review The Ichimoku Cloud was originally called the 'Ichimoku Kinko Hyo.' Where Ichimoku means 'one glance,'Kinko 'balance' and Hyo 'chart.' Thus the full translation could best be described as 'one glance balanced chart.' Originally developed by Goichi ... and more » View the full article

Bristol & West Plc (BWSA.L): Ichimoku Levels in Focus Melville Review The Ichimoku Cloud was originally called the 'Ichimoku Kinko Hyo.' Where Ichimoku means 'one glance,'Kinko 'balance' and Hyo 'chart.' Thus the full translation could best be described as 'one glance balanced chart.' Originally developed by Goichi ... and more » View the full article

Bristol Post Disabled Bristol man left 'embarrassed' and 'mortified' after Uber drivers refuse to pick him up Bristol Post Sam is worried other disabled people are being mistreated by taxi drivers in Bristol. (Image: Jon Kent). Sam's wheelchair is made out of titanium and is extremely light, with removable wheels allowing it to fit into most cars. The final straw came ... View the full article

Bristol Post Disabled Bristol man left 'embarrassed' and 'mortified' after Uber drivers refuse to pick him up Bristol Post Sam is worried other disabled people are being mistreated by taxi drivers in Bristol. (Image: Jon Kent). Sam's wheelchair is made out of titanium and is extremely light, with removable wheels allowing it to fit into most cars. The final straw came ... View the full article

BBC News Minicab cross border hiring and toothless regulations BBC News London minicab drivers are infuriating their counterparts and local taxi drivers in York for heading north to look for work. It is also happening in many other towns and cities such as Brighton, Reading and Bristol. Why? There is meant to be something ... and more » View the full article