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Grant Would Make No Difference—Applicant
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WHETHER or not a minibus operator VY was granted the number of vehicles he applied for made no difference—he would still use unlicensed vehicles for carrying freight if the need arose. This was admitted by Mr. R. Bowles, of Roy Bowles Transport, Ltd., Hounslow, at the rehearing of an application to have minibuses specified on a B licence, heard before the Metropolitan Deputy Licensing Authority on Wednesday.
The original application by Bole: (for five vehicles) was refused by the Deputy Authority, but this decision was reversed by the Transport Tribunal who sent the matter back to decide quantum.
At Wednesday's hearing the deputy was asked to grant eight vehicles plus two on separate licence. The hearing was continuing at time of going to press.
NEWS IN BRIEF
London R.H.A. Banquets: The banquet and ball of the R.H.A. East London sub-area will Ir. at the Park Lane Hotel on October 6, at 5.30 p.m. for 6. Tickets are 47s. 6d. each. The Czntral London sub-area banquet and ball wit he aL the Grosvenor House Hotel on November 23, at 6.30 p.m. Tickets 55s.
T.R.T.A, Yearbook: On January 1 next. all members of, the Traders Road Transport Association will receive a free copy of the first edition of a C Licence Yearbook which the Association is producing to give guidance on a wide range of subjects.