The new Davis Blank Furniss Taxi
Davis Blank Furniss has this week unveiled its first ever taxi in Manchester City Centre. We like to think of the fully liveried cab as a new member of the family so keep your eyes peeled for the ‘feet’ as they whizz by. If you do manage to flag it down then take a photo and email it to enquiries@dbf-law.co.uk
The first person to send us a pic will receive a bottle of bubbly!
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