. .. NOW ALL THEIR FISH COMES BY ROAD
14th July 1967, Page 24
14th July 1967
Page 24
Page 24, 14th July 1967
— . .. NOW ALL THEIR FISH COMES BY ROAD
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Billingsgate Fish Market, Grimsby, Fleetwood, Billingsgate, Fish Market, Kingston Upon Hull, Hull, Massachusetts
AS A RESULT of the two-week NUR stoppages in London, all fish from Hull, Grimsby and Fleetwood to Billingsgate fish market, London, will come by roan. And that means about half the total, some 35,000 tons a year will be affected.
The president of the Hull Fish Merchants Protection Association, Mr. Jack Allison, on learning of the decision taken by London FMA said: "So far as we in Hull are concerned, this is precisely what we wanted to do three years ago, to send all our fish by road transport. Now the strike at Stratford has made the London association realize that any repetition could have serious consequences OR their own businesses."
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Organisations:
Hull Fish Merchants Protection Association, London association
People:
Jack Allison
Locations:
London