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Grant for Airfield Estate Bus Service DLESBROUGH and Stockton-on:es Corporation
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transport under; have been granted permission by orthern Traffic Commissioners to e a new bus service between :sbrough and the new airfield at Thornaby-on-Tees. The sertill run hourly from Monday to ay.
J. L. R. Croft, objecting on behalf [led Automobile Services Ltd.. said lnited could offer a more comprec service. This would involve a during all normal hours and on Sundays. whereas the Corporations' service would stop at 5.25 p.m. on weekdays and would not operate on Sundays.
Chairman of the Commissioners, Mr. J. A, T. Hanlon, said the Corporations were already providing most of the town service at Thornaby and it was only right that they should be allowed to develop the airfield estate service also. They were not granting a monopoly and as the estate developed and more services. were needed. they would consider the position of United.