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19th May 1961, Page 39
19th May 1961
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Page 39, 19th May 1961 — Why Are We Waiting .C .?
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I WISH I had the power to award costs against people who make formal application for licences and then do not turn up at the inquiry, details of which have already been published in Applications and Decisions." Mr. S. W. Nelson said this at Bristol on Monday when an application by Elkstone Quarries, Ltd., Swindon (registered offices: Cranbrook Road, Ilford, Essex) was down for hearing.

There were 18 objectors, including British Railways, some of whom had travelled 40 miles to be present at the hearing of the application.

Mr. Nelson said the company had previously made application for a shortterm B licence in respect of 20 vehicles (hiring allowances), but this had not been granted.

"if they had decided to withdraw their present application, I should have thought they would have written me a letter as a matter of common courtesy." said Mr. Nelson.

CHAIRMAN AGAIN NAR. S. B. BELLAMY, secretary of AVI Wessex Coaches, Ltd., has been re-elected chairman of the Western Area of the Passenger Vehicle Operators Association.


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