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Wrexham Motor Club had asked T. and H. R. nts, Cefn, to provide transport for usiasts going to motorcycle scrambles a service, previously operated by ville Motor Services, Ltd., Chester, been withdrawn, the North Western lc Commissioners heard at Chester week. Mr. T. Roberts applied for express services between Penycae Eyton (two vehicles) and Cefn and n (one vehicle). The services were : provided only when scrambles were usually four times a year.
representative of Wrexham Motor said that since the Crosville services been withdrawn many people ceased ttend the scrambles because they I not get there. For Crosville, who objecting, Mr, J. Edward Jones said the services had been withdrawn 18 Is ago because they did not pay. ajor Roberts, objecting for E. Wright Son and T. Williams and Son. Ited the success of the services, but that other operators should be given )pportunity of providing them.
r. F. Williamson, chairman, corned that the proposed services were the same as those operated by ville and granted a full-term licence the Can service and short-term cc for Penycae.
ISCALCULATION OF RADIUS
E Welsh pool company, Aber2arriers (1954), Ltd., who operate and smalls services in mid-Wales he Midlands, have found themselves ;ensing difficulties through a rniscalion in the radius required to operate A-licensed fleet.
iginally granted with a normal user general goods and smalls within 100 of base" it has been found that .cence does not cover important scrto the London area.
eir application for a new A licence wer up to 150 miles from base, 1 is to be heard at Newtown next lay, will be opposed by the British sport Commission.
GROUP SALES INCREASE
his half-yearly report Mr. C. C. 111th, chairman, Engineering Corn-its, Ltd., Slough, announced an 'se iit group sales during the six hs to June 30. Since January prom had increased steadily and, ugh Mr. Griffith emphasized the ilty of forecasting the future, he hopeful that the next six months I follow the same pattern.
22,038 BUILT IN JULY URES issued by the Board of Trade how that 22,038 commercial vehicles manufactured in July, a weekly ge of 5,509. Of these, 21,013 were ; vehicles and 1,025 were coaches buses. Exports totalled 11,903 i2 goods and 351 passenger les).