Artemis Mercer
3rd March 2016Action-for-Cabbies update - URGENT - Reply required by 8.00pm Sunday 6th MARCH 2016
Many supporters of the campaign keep asking the one question that seems to be on everyone’s lips ‘What if we don’t reach £600k’, which we’ve always answered and maintain, when the campaign closes (14th March 2016) and if the target of £600k hasn’t been reached, any monies pledged will not be taken from the pledgers account.
Whilst our position hasn’t changed we’ve be urged by many of you to continue working proactively for the trade. To this end and rather than Action-for-Cabbies deciding, we would like you to decide what you want us to do next.
AskPOB have once again kindly agreed to conduct a survey to gauge what you think we should do, so please read and completed the one question one answer survey by 8.00pm on Sunday 6th March 2016.
We will publish the results of the AskPOB survey on Monday 7th March 2016, and depending on what you want Action-for-Cabbies to do next, we’ll either formulate an action plan or close the current campaign on the 14th March 2016 without any monies being taken from pledgers accounts.
Thank you and please remember ‘we are stronger together’.
Action-for-Cabbies
Survey link: http://goo.gl/forms/fdVLWe6pWs
Can't we get a extension the time Another week I thin k we will get 600K Next week anyway
6th March 2016I have only pledged a small amount so far but would be willing to pledge more if I knew a) where the sum of �600,000 came from. Is this a fixed sum? If so, what for exactly, who gets what e.g. court costs, barrister/solicitor? And b)I'd like to know is how far the cab drivers themselves are committed. I know individuals most certainly are - a family member is and I've met several others doing their bit. But there seems to be little information on how far the cabbies themselves are committed.
3rd March 2016