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ORWELL CROSSING ACCEPTED AS OPERATING CENTRE
20th December 2007, Page 8
20th December 2007
Page 8
Page 8, 20th December 2007
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Keywords :
Counties Of England, Transport In The United Kingdom, United Kingdom, Roads In England, A14 Road, Highways Agency
K&M HAULAGE (Ireland) has been successful in its application to use the Orwell Crossing Lorry Park as an operating centre, despite objections from the local council.
At a public inquiry last week Deputy Traffic Commissioner Mary Kane indicated she would grant the Suffolk-based firm an 0-licence for 12 trucks; for the benefit of Suffolk Coastal District Council (SC DC) a written explanation will be produced shortly, No one from SCDC appeared at the public inquiry; instead, a letter outlining its opposition was read out.
The council had objected on the grounds of increased traffic along the A14. However, it is understood that the Highways Agency had not lodged any objection to the application.
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Organisations:
Suffolk Coastal District Council, ORWELL CROSSING ACCEPTED AS OPERATING CENTRE, Highways Agency
People:
Mary Kane
Locations:
Suffolk