On the panel:
PHTM EXPO: THE TIME IS NOW Your voice matters
l Ruth Cadbury MP - we are delighted to welcome Chair of the House of Commons Transport Select Committee Inquiry into the licensing of taxi and private hire vehicles
l James Button – President of the Institute of Licensing / James Button & Co Solicitors
l Mike Smith – Guildford BC / Institute of Licensing l David Hunter – CEO TakeMe Group
l Andrew Wescott – Corporate and Government Affairs Director Veezu
This diverse panel brings together operators, drivers, regulators, legal experts, trade representatives, and members of Parliament - all available to hear your concerns and provide answers about the future of our industry.
Why you should attend
This is an opportunity to: l Raise the issues affecting your business l Hear expert insight on future regulation l Understand upcoming industry changes l Meet suppliers and discover new technology l Network with colleagues from across the country l Speak directly with those influencing policy
This is without a doubt the biggest year we have faced – changes that will have the greatest impact on YOU, your future, your income, your working model and your livelihood.
But will those changes be for the better or will they be devastating?
Will the services we provide – and the services provided to the passengers, YOUR customers, improve, or become extinct.
Visit us at the show
Whether you want advice, support, a general chat, or simply to reconnect with familiar faces, we would be delighted to welcome you to the NPHTA Stand 35.
CCTV
If you are looking for expert guidance on CCTV, I will also be on the Safe Systems CCTV Stand 42 which is located next to the pink Tuk Tuk van giving away free ice cream!
We look forward to meeting you all - the people who keep our industry moving.
Register now for FREE ENTRY
phtm.co.uk/register
associations • operators • drivers • vehicle owners
FIGHTING FOR OUR TRADE FOR OVER 30 YEARS 0161 280 2800
www.nphta.co.uk PHTM MAY 2026
info@nphta.co.uk 31
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