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• Ken Abram joins a long list of hauliers which
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have hit problems this year. Only last week John Dee, the Durham-based firm, was split and sold by administrators—it had debts of 24m. In October, JM Transport went into receivership.
Other victims this year include Blue Water Transport in January, Kingswood Transport in May and JH Tomlinson in August. More hauliers have simply decided to close because profit margins were too low to justify carrying on. These included Blackpool Van Transport in August and Ray Steele Haulage in September.