London's longest serving black cab driver has been honoured with an award after 70 years of service.Alfred Collins, aged 92, was given the award from Transport for London at a specially organised ceremony at the Public Carriage Office.
Mr Collins, from Colindale in north west London, drove his first passenger in 1937 and his last a few years ago.
Some of his most famous fares have included Margaret Thatcher, Joan Collins and Bruce Forsyth.
The father of two said: "Life is all about communication and I have enjoyed sharing my vast experience of life as well as learning a lot with some of my passengers. I will treasure these memories for the rest of my life." He added: "It has been a great privilege to serve the people of London.
yeah for him....
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Great achievement Mr. Collins. Very few could probably live to this age. You sure shall be a tremendous source of inspiration for millions of youngsters who wish to take up this profession.
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