Higher Fares and Reduced Services
7th January 1955, Page 46
7th January 1955
Page 46
Page 46, 7th January 1955
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I F the current pay claim by busmen employed by private companies were successful in whole or in part they would have to seek drastic remedies in increased fares and reduced services to keep their business on an even keel, Mr, R. P. Beddow, chairman of the East Kent Road Car Co., Ltd., said at the company's general meeting, last week.
Although their last application for higher fares, heard by the Licensing Authority in October, was rejected on the ground that the additional revenue asked for Was "unnecessary at the present time," he approved it in essential principles," said Mr.
Beddow.
The new bus station in Bouverie Square, Folkestone, was expected to be put into full operation early in the summer. ,