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  • Hatton Special School Sensory Room

    In August 2024, the charity was contacted by Hatton Special School in Woodford Green Essex asking if we could help them with a new sensory room for the children. We knew the benefit of such a room from dealings with previous schools and so decided to take a look and see if we could help. […]

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  • Farewell Simeos “Sim” Yiannikaris

    It is with great sadness that we have to inform that our fellow member and past Chairman of the charity Simeos “Sim” Yiannikaris passed away earlier this week. Sim has been with the charity for over 30 years, as volunteer driver in 1994 then joining the committee the following year. During his time with us […]

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  • LTCFC purchases Communication Boards for Mount Stewart School

    In early June this year, the charity received an appeal from Mount Stewart School in Kenton for help with playground equipment for the children in the special needs unit. They desperately needed some pictorial communication boards to be installed around the playground. When we went to visit the school, the Head Teacher explained that these […]

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  • LTCFC take Cubitt Town Primary out on the water

    Another brilliant day at the Sailing Centre! 23 Year 6 children from Cubitt Town Primary had an absolute blast paddleboarding and kayaking on Monday 14th July. Watching these young adventurers take to the water with such enthusiasm and courage was truly inspiring. From baby steps of first paddles to confident strokes, they embraced every moment! […]

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  • LTCFC outing to Hertfordshire Zoo

    The professionalism and community spirit that defines London’s black cab trade was on full display on Wednesday 9th July as 65 licensed taxi drivers coordinated seamlessly to transport over 200 special needs children and their families to Hertfordshire Zoo for the LTCFC’s annual outing. The drivers, who had all given up their earning time to […]

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  • LTCFC furnishes Sensory Room for Leverton School

    On Monday 30th June the charity placed a plaque in memory of our late colleague Bob Bush on the new sensory room at Leverton School in Waltham Abbey. The school had appealed to us for help in fitting out a new sensory room for the children as their old room had fallen into disrepair and […]

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  • Samson visits the London Air Ambulance

    Meet 10-year-old Samson – a remarkable third-generation LTCFC supporter who raised an amazing £1,081.61 at the Ace Café on 19th April! The monies raised have been split equally between the LTCFC and London Air Ambulance Charity – two vital London charities working together to help our city’s children. Standing proudly with his dad Martyn and […]

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  • LTCFC purchases Summer Playhouse for Crofton School

    On Wednesday 14th May, the LTCFC placed a plaque on the brand new summer playhouse at Crofton Special Needs Primary School in Bromley. We first had an appeal from them earlier in the year asking if we would consider taking their children on one of our taxi outings. We visited the school to discuss the idea […]

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  • Royal Recognition: LTCFC Committee Members attend Buckingham Palace Garden Party

    In a momentous occasion celebrating their dedication to London’s children, two distinguished committee members of the London Taxi Drivers’ Charity for Children (LTCFC) were honoured with an invitation to the Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday, 7th May 2025. Claire and John, accompanied by their partners, represented the charity’s 97-year legacy of service […]

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  • Young Hero Raises Over £1,000 for LTCFC and London Air Ambulance at Easter Fundraiser

    Ten-year-old Samson, a third-generation supporter of the LTCFC, orchestrated a remarkable fundraising event at the iconic Ace Cafe London on Easter Saturday, 19th April 2025. The successful event, which featured a stunning display from the London Vintage Taxi Association, raised over £1,000 through both on-site collections and a family-organised GoFundMe page. The day began early […]

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