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• The PSV operator's licence held by Jack Mather, trading as Easyway Bus of Blackpool, has been revoked by North Western Traffic Commissioner Martin Albu. Mather had been called to his fourth public inquiry in three
years; the Last being in February, when the licence was renewed for six vehicles for 12 months (CM 1622 February).
Residents lose II An application for a new twovehicle restricted licence
by Pontypridd Tool & Hire Co has been granted by South Wales Licensing Authority John Mervyn Pugh, despite claims by local residents that the company's operating centre had not been used as such previously (CM 3-9 August).
The LA granted the company's application for two vehicles, not to exceed 7.5 tonnes, with conditions as to the times between which they were permitted to enter and leave the premises.
Pinxton to wait
• Disciplinary proceeding involving Nottinghamshire operator Pinxton Autos have been adjourned, together with consideration of the company's application to renew its licence, which has attracted both local authority objections and representations on environmental grounds from local residents. The company, of Alfreton Road, Pinxton, is seeking renewal of its existing national licence for eight vehicles and trailers.