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Need to get rid of your clown in recruiting … if that’s creating a culture for staff . Your in a sinking ship 👍🇬🇧
Mark
Not sure why you accepted this appointment and then did not turn up. What a waste of time.
Martin Locket - answer my wife rushed to hospital . But you never waited for a answer
You need to hire new drivers that do not drive dangerously in the Kensington area. I was crossing the street with my pushchair and your driver (17/03/21 - CX68 GXH) tried to speed around a refuse truck and caused another van on the other side of the road to screech to a halt and you nearly knocked us down. Your driver had the audacity to yell at me for using a pedestrian crossing, got the van details from the other van that made sure myself and my child were okay. We have reported the incident to the police for dangerous driving.
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