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Taxi Safeguarding and Equalities Training

In this section

  1. Guidance for Taxi and Private Hire passengers
  2. Taxi and Private Hire Policy
  3. Apply for a new driver application
  4. Apply for a new private hire operator licence
  5. Apply for a new vehicle licence
  6. Vehicle changes and transfers
  7. Renewing your licence
  8. Taxi Safeguarding and Equalities Training
  9. Tax Conditionality Check
  10. Enhanced DBS Checks
  11. National Register of Taxi Licence Revocations, Suspensions and Refusals (NR3)
  12. Taxi and Private Hire Licence Fees 1st April 2026 to 31st March 2027
  13. Taxi Fares
  14. Taxi Newsletters and Useful Information
  15. Safety Tips for Taxi and Private Hire Drivers
  16. Right to licence check
  17. Taxi Licensing FAQs

Safeguarding and Equalities Training is mandatory for ALL drivers licensed by Stroud.

Please see links below for training dates and availability. All the Gloucestershire Councils have the same training so you can attend at any of those listed on this page.

 All taxi and private hire drivers licensed with Stroud District Council must complete Safeguarding and Equalities Training before a licence is issued. You must pay the fee and book the training directly through the relevant Council. 

Once licensed all taxi and private hire drivers must complete refresher Safeguarding and Equalities Training every three years.

Cheltenham Borough Council

Cheltenham Borough Council, Municipal Offices, Promenade, Cheltenham, GL50 9SA

For dates and how to book, please refer to their website here

Gloucester City Council

Gloucester City Council, Civic Suite, 3rd floor, North Warehouse, Gloucester, GL1 2FB.

For dates and how to book, please refer to their website here:

Tewkesbury Borough Council

Severn Room, Tewkesbury Borough Council, Public Services Centre, Gloucester Road, Tewkesbury, GL20 5TT. 

For dates and how to book please refer to their website here

 

 

Safeguarding training is mandatory for licensed taxi and private hire drivers because they are in a privileged position of knowing a lot about the communities that they work in and sometimes they are witness to issues relating to vulnerable children and adults. We aim to make Stroud District taxi and private hire drivers aware of these issues and how to report anything that they may notice. 

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