More one-man buses for Oxford?
8th July 1966, Page 40
8th July 1966
Page 40
Page 40, 8th July 1966
— More one-man buses for Oxford?
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Keywords :
Oxford Bus Company, Bus, Transport In The United Kingdom, United Kingdom, Transport In England, Labor
MORE one-man buses may be added to the 'City of Oxford Motor Services' fleet if agreement is reached in talks now taking place between the management and the union.
This was disclosed by Mr. L. S. Higgins, the concern's general manager, commenting last week on the Prices and Incomes Board report on busmen's pay and conditions.
The Oxford company had already introduced 30 one-man buses into the fleet, said Mr. Higgins; there was considerable scope for more and he was negotiating with the local busmen's branch of the Transport and General Workers' Union with this object in view.
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Organisations:
Prices and Incomes Board, Transport and General Workers' Union
People:
L. S. Higgins
Locations:
Oxford