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IN BRIEF

28th February 1987, Page 16
28th February 1987
Page 16
Page 16, 28th February 1987 — IN BRIEF
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• Many local residents have made environmental objections to Pickfords Removals operations at Eastbourne, Worthing and Maidstone — but all three depots have retained their 0-licences. South Eastern LA Brigadier Michael Turner granted the Maidenhead depot an eightvehicle licence for 12 months after hearing that Pickfords plan to move to a new centre. He imposed a condition that no vehicles be kept outside the depot.

• Eastern deputy LA Charles Arnold-Baker has renewed BE&M Drury's 16-vehicle/28-trailer licence and taken no disciplinary action against the North Walsham-based haulier following a succession of vehicle prohibitions and drivers' hours offences. Arnold-Baker is allowing the firm a total of two years to put its house in order.