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BRADFORD HAULIERS STICK TO 5 PER CENT

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23rd July 1965

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Page 30, 23rd July 1965 — BRADFORD HAULIERS STICK TO 5 PER CENT

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AT a special meeting the Bradford and District Road Hauliers Federation have decided to implement in full the 5 per cent rates increase—but it will not come into force until August 1. As well as increased costs, expensive delays at docks—sometimes of four days' duration —are a factor which the Federation has taken into account.

A statement after the meeting also stressed that the major problem in the Bradford district was the delay involved in loading and-unloading vehicles at local factories and warehouses, adding that such delays were now "regarded as a local custom ".