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• Disciplinary proceedings involving Carlton Cooper, trading as Percy Main
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Transport, of North Shields, have been adjourned by North Eastern Deputy Licensing Authority Brian Horner to enable Cooper to produce up-todate accounts.
Horner indicated at a Newcastle-upon-Tyne public inquiry that he was concerned about Cooper's convictions and financial standing. The 1987 accounts showed the business was running at a loss. For Cooper, it was said that the 1988 accounts had not yet been finalised.
Adjourning the hearing until April, Homer said Cooper had been informed that up-to-date accounts were required to be produced by 20 February.
Cooper's failure to produce these had resulted in a waste of public time and money. The performance of the business was in question, and the lack of information gave the impression it was a flimsy set up.
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• A South Wales coach operator, his traffic manager and 22 coach drivers were committed for trial at Bristol Crown Court on charges alleging the falsification of tachograph charts, when they appeared before the Avon North magistrates.
Ray Ferris, trading as Ferris Holidays, of Commercial Street, Senghenydd, Mid-Glamorgan; Elisabeth Kelly, of Radyar Cheyne, Llandaff, Cardiff; and 13 drivers were committed for trial on charges of conspiring to make false entries. A further nine drivers were also committed for trial on charges alleging that they made false entries.