In a Line or Two
11th May 1951, Page 51
11th May 1951
Page 51
Page 51, 11th May 1951
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Local Government In England, Engineering Vehicles, Construction Equipment, Dumper, Local Government In The United Kingdom, Peterborough, Muir-hill, The Co-operative Food, Amalgamated, Hospitality / Recreation
-Springs may now be fitted, at option. on the Muir-Hill 14B dumper, so that it may legally be run on the highway.
Edge Hill railway goods station, Liverpool, where 200 horses were originally employed, has now been mechanized.
In addition to 162 previously ordered, an order has been placed for 200 Lewis Elect ruk EB chassis for the London Co-operative Society, Ltd.
Northumberland County Council has refused an application by hauliers for an increase of 71 per cent. in rates. Fresh tenders are to be invited.
Seventeen members of the head office staff of the Amalgamated Engineering Union, led by the president, Mr. Jack Tanner, visited the Perkins factory at Peterborough, last week.
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Organisations:
Amalgamated Engineering Union, Ltd.
Northumberland County Council, London Co-operative Society
People:
Jack Tanner
Locations:
Liverpool