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DISAGREEMENT OVER AMALGAMATION

23rd October 1953, Page 40
23rd October 1953
Page 40
Page 40, 23rd October 1953 — DISAGREEMENT OVER AMALGAMATION
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CONFLICTING views concerning a proposed amalgamation of the Grimsby and Cleethorpes municipal bus undertakings were expressed at a meeting of Grimsby Transport Committee.

Cllr. C. J. Moody thought that Grimsby should buy the Cleethorpes fleet, and was supported by Cllr. G. H. Peatson, who said: "We are not making money, but if we had bigger grounds we could make transport pay."

Md. C. W. Hewson, however, argued: "We don't want any trouble with another undertaking—we have enough trouble with the one we have already."

It was , decided to postpone action until a report on the matter had been received from Cleethorpes Council