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FALSE RECORDS North Wales owner-driver William Houston has had his

28th October 1999, Page 18
28th October 1999
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Page 18, 28th October 1999 — FALSE RECORDS North Wales owner-driver William Houston has had his
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0licence suspended for a fortnight by Welsh IC David Dixon. Houston, of Flint, had been convicted of 25 offences of falsifying tachograph records and fined £1,200 with £250 costs (CM1-7 April).

The licence held by Eamon Bailey, trading as Bona Removals, of Milton Keynes, was suspended by Eastern IC Geoffrey Simms until he attends a further hearing after he failed to appear at a Cambridge disciplinary inquiry.