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NON-ATTENDANCE RECORD • N ONE of the four applicants in the

19th May 1967, Page 32
19th May 1967
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list put in an appearance at Wednesday's public enquiry in the Metropolitan traffic area, although a large number of objectors attended and were represented.

LA Mr. D. 1. R. Muir, dismissing the applications for lack of prosecution, said: "This constitutes a record for non-attendance.

"The objectors have been put to trouble, expense and inconvenience which could have been avoided if the applicants had had the decency to inform this office in reasonable time that they did not intend to proceed."

There was nothing he could do to compensate the objectors. He hoped, however, that the names of the applicants would be published in the trade papers.

They are: Lionel Arthur Hayden, 44 Thaxted Road, Buckhurst Hill, Essex. John Edward Tatton, 1 Wyncham Avenue, Sidcup, Kent. Alfred William Reid, 7 Queen Street, Romford, Essex. David Tobin, 93 Beddington Lane, Croydon, Surrey.