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Higher fares on Sunderland's trams and buses are expected to come into Operation on April 1.
The Liverpool branch of Simms Motor Units, Ltd., has been transferred to 46-48, Chisenhale Street.
Coun. Miller, of West Hartlepool, who recently called for an inquiry into the affairs of the transport department, has decided not to pursue the matter.
Lanark County Council is to purchase for £16,000 a mansion house, factory and site at Mount Harriet, Stepps, for use as a central repair depot for 300 vehicles. „ Despite the dislocation that will be caused to bus services, the Government has decided to suspend, from March 29, the staggering of hours in industry. It will be resumed next autumn.
If the present application by workers for increased pay be granted, it will cost Newcastle-on-Tyne's transport undertaking an extra £160,000 a year. The council has agreed that fares should be raised.
A large number of goods and passenger vehicles will be auctioned by Messrs. Dixon and Wallace at Millburn Garage, Langton, Preston, on Feb ruary 26. Workshop equipment will also be sold,