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PLANS for an unloading ban in the Rhondda Valley have been thrown back into the melting pot.

14th February 1981, Page 17
14th February 1981
Page 17
Page 17, 14th February 1981 — PLANS for an unloading ban in the Rhondda Valley have been thrown back into the melting pot.
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Mid-Glamorgan County Council wanted to introduce an 8am to 6pm loading on one side of the main street, Dunraven Street, in Tonypandy, but Freight Transport Association representations have helped delay this for the time being at least.

The FTA pointed out that some major stores, including Fine Fare and Dewhurst, would be inconvenienced, and the public inquiry inspector suggested that an alternative scheme be devised, possibly involving the removal of bus stops and a pelican crossing.