Taxi firm ordered to remove poppies and ‘Lest We Forget’ signs in 'shameful' ruling after single complaint

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Taxi firm ordered to remove poppies and ‘Lest We Forget’ signs in 'shameful' ruling after single complaint

A taxi firm has been forced to remove all poppies and "Lest We Forget" signs after receiving just one complaint. Swale Borough Council ordered iCars Swale, a Kent-licensed taxi and minicab operator serving the Isle of Sheppey, to make the changes after it was found carrying signage that breached the council's licensing conditions. The company was told that the remembrance symbols constituted unauthorised displays u…