Chelsea Waste to fight licence ban
13th August 1992, Page 16
13th August 1992
Page 16
Page 16, 13th August 1992
— Chelsea Waste to fight licence ban
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• Chelsea Waste is appealing against a London public enquiry decision last month which revoked the company's 0-licence and banned it from holding one in any other traffic area for five years following 15 convictions for tax offences.
The inquiry heard objections from the Metropolitan Police and the Department of Transport to the renewal of Chelsea Waste's current 0-licence. An application for a new restricted licence was also refused.
The Metropolitan Police objected because the company had been using dishonoured cheques to pay for vehicle excise licences, says Sergent Clive Holliday.
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Metropolitan Police, Department of Transport
People:
Chelsea Waste, Clive Holliday
Locations:
London