The sense of touch is essential for a variety of daily tasks. New advances in event-based tactile sensors and Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) spur the research in event-driven tactile learning. However, SNN-enabled event-driven tactile learning is still in its infancy due to the limited representative abilities of existing spiking neurons and high spatio-temporal complexity in the data. In this paper, to improve the representative capabilities of existing spiking neurons, we propose a novel neuron model called "location spiking neuron", which enables us to extract features of event-based data in a novel way. Moreover, based on the classical Time Spike Response Model (TSRM), we develop a specific location spiking neuron model - Location Spike Response Model (LSRM) that serves as a new building block of SNNs. Furthermore, we propose a hybrid model which combines an SNN with TSRM neurons and an SNN with LSRM neurons to capture the complex spatio-temporal dependencies in the data. Extensive experiments demonstrate the significant improvements of our models over other works on event-driven tactile learning and show the superior energy efficiency of our models and location spiking neurons, which may unlock their potential on neuromorphic hardware.