Currying favour; In association with Radisson SAS.Byline: Hancock VICAR of Winson Green Richard Bashford was dubbed the 'patron saint of cabbies' this week after 231 rides at a cost of pounds 3,500 while on city council business last year. But they pay a price for the Quinton councillor's frequent patronage, according to Hancock's spy. When returning home from a busy night meeting he likes nothing better than to stop off at a take-away take·a·way n. 1. A concession, as in a lower level of health benefits, made by a labor union to a company in negotiating a new contract. 2. , to pick up a tikka tikka Adjective Indian cookery (of meat) marinated in spices and then dry-roasted: chicken tikka massala. "The car whiffs of the stuff for the rest of the shift," complained the usually chirpy chirp·y n. 1. Characterized by chirping tones: a bird with a chirpy song. 2. Tending to chirp: a chirpy parakeet. 3. cabbie cab·by or cab·bie n. pl. cab·bies A cabdriver. [cab1 + -y3. . |
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