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Rapist taxi driver licence decision 'shameful', says council convener

Rapist taxi driver licence decision 'shameful', says council convener
BBC Scotland Tuesday 04 August 2026, 12:33 UTC 1 min read
Key Points

Five councillors who voted to take no action on David Brown's operator's licences now face a no-confidence vote.

Five councillors who voted to take no action on David Brown's operator's licences now face a no-confidence vote.
Rapist (ORG) David Brown's (PERSON)
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