EX-RAILWAY STATION AS BODY WORKS
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AN unusual situation between rail and road occurred at an inquiry held by the Ministry of Town and Country Planning at Bradford, last week, when Mr. L. T. Hutchinson, of Higher Eldwick, Bingley, appealed igainst Bradford Corporation's refusal to allow him to establish a bodybuilding works at the disused railway station it Esholt. He proposed to lease the itation buildings and to erect a new iectional building.
He agreed in cross-examination that it the proposed works he might do tepairs to lorries. He did not intend to .txtend the works into the station goods ia rd.
In opposition. to the appeal, the :orptiration submitted that the former ttation was, in a high-class residential listrict and a rural area, and that the amenities would be adversely affected by the scheme.
The result of the inquiry will be announced later.