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One Tipper Granted
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THE appeal by L. Forrester and Sons.
of Whixall, near Whitchurch, Shropshire, against the refusal of the West Midland Licensing Authority to grant two additional.tippers to their A licence, was heard by the Transport Tribunal in London on Monday. The Tribunal granted one 81-ton eight-wheeled tipper.
Mr. J. R. C. Samuel-Gibbon, for the company, said they wished to use the lorries for transporting road-making materials and bricks within a radius of 100 miles and to carry machine tool equipment for William Asquith and Sons. Ltd., within a radius of 250 miles.
The Authority suggested that there Might be a case for replacing one of Forrestcr's smaller vehicles with one of a larger capacity.
Mr. Samuel-Gibbon said that at the public inquiry strong evidence had been called showing that there was a demand for more carrying capacity in the area.
The chairman of the Tribunal, Sir Hubert Hull, said that the Tribunal agreed a case had been made out for the addition of one vehicle, but not for two.
TRANSPORT GOLFERS
lk AR. S. F. PIGGOTT (Savage Motors. AYI Ltd.) and Mr. W. White (Kingston Hill Motor Co., Ltd.) won the Transport Golfing Society London Area Stableford Competition at Walton Heath last week. with 44 points. Second was British international champion, Michael Bonallack (Bonallack and Sons, Ltd.).
Mr. P. F. Briggs (B.T. Transport), Mr. E. J. Beveridge (Harrods, Ltd.) and Mr. N. C. Morrow (11iffe Press) occupied third place. A record number of over 70 took part.