London taxi drivers will join a protest against the closure of the company which makes their cabs. Former workers from the London Taxi company begin a leafleting campaign in the capital today.
Black cab taxi drivers in London joined a rally in support of the union who want the jobs to remain in the UK today.
Tony Burke, Deputy General Secretary, UNITE, explains what the workers hope to achieve.
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Unite joined the protest in London against the closure of the company which makes black cabs.
Unite's Peter Rose said: "We're here today because we want to campaign to keep the black cab built in Britain. It's been here for over 70 years and we want that to continue. It's a London icon, deserves its place in London."
Black cab drivers are to join a rally protesting against the sacking of workers at the London Taxi Company, which makes the vehicles.
The Coventry-based company went into administration last month.
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