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A BEDFORDSHIRE haulier at the centre of a row over nighttime deliveries claims he is being victimised by more than 100 protesting villagers.
Mill Transport is accused of keeping residents awake at night because its trucks use a notoriously noisy stretch of concrete road which runs through a housing estate.
But transport director Ian Footer says the company is doing nothing illegal because there are no restrictions on when or where trucks leave its operating centre on a new business park in Clapham, near Bedford.
"I think I'm getting the blame for everyone else's trucks as well as my own."
lie says that although using the alternative route to the ness park adds up to 20 mi to each journey, he has instructed drivers to stop the concrete road.
"I'm doing all I can to r people and theyjust keep goi at me all the while."
Local councillor Mollie agrees that the company, specialises in beer deliverie has 10 trucks, has done nc wrong. But she says more 100 residents have signed a tion calling for action. "We seem to be getting anywhere moment."
A spokeswoman for Be. borough council says: "W aware of the residents' col and are discussing the issue the owner of the site."