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B-licence not like radio licence

28th June 1968, Page 40
28th June 1968
Page 40
Page 40, 28th June 1968 — B-licence not like radio licence
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• An applicant was warned in Preston on Wednesday that if he did not bring witnesses to support his B-licence application at the next hearing, it would be refused. -A licence gives you a valuable asset. It is not like having a wireless licence which you can buy at the Post Office but it gives you the facilities to earn large sums of money and to object to other people if they want licences", Mr. G. K, Newman, North Western Deputy LA told him.

Mr. A. Taylor, Morecambe, sought a Blicence for a 3-1-ton tipper to carry roadworks and demolition materials. Last month the case was adjourned for oral evidence and said Mr. Newman, on the second occasion only a letter of support from F. S. Edmundson (Removals) Ltd. had been produced. If people wanted Mr. Taylor's services they must come along and tell him so. The deputy LA pointed out that with his three vehicles under C-licence, Mr. Taylor was in a fair way of business with an annual turnover of £3,000— he had one vehicle on contract hire to McAlpine for motorway works and must be aware of the necessity for producing adequate evidence. He adjourned the hearing again.