Complaints Against N.C.B. Vehicles
8th February 1963, Page 13
8th February 1963
Page 13
Page 13, 8th February 1963
— Complaints Against N.C.B. Vehicles
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Keywords :
Mining In The United Kingdom, National Coal Board, Harold Boardman, Coal Mining, Coal, Slurry, Leigh, Greater Manchester, Environment
UR. RICHARD WOOD, the Minister IVI of Power, last week declined to give a general direction to the National Coal Board to transport colliery waste and slurry by means which would not "make road conditions dangerous, damage pedestrians' clothing and bespatter shop windows ".
These were the complaints against the Coal Board's vehicles put forward by Mr. Harold Boardman (Labour, Leigh).