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Just what is it with the transport industry and cakes?
17th April 2003, Page 27
17th April 2003
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Keywords :
Department For Transport, Vehicle And Operator Services Agency, Wedding Cake, Cake, Government, Public Administration, Environment
This week, we have government transport minister David Jamieson cutting the 'wedding cake' after officiating at the marriage of the Traffic Area Network and Vehicle Inspectorate, with Maurice Newey, chief executive of the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA) looking on in the background, rather like a proud father. Let's just hope the honeymoon lasts...