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Debating Go-ordination
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r`O-ORDINATION of transport will he debated at the first business session of the TRTA National Conference at Scarborough on April 29. Under the chairmanship of Mr. .1. W. Bannard, of Unilever, who is national hon. treasurer of the Association, the subject will be discussed by a panel comprising Mr. E. Popplewell, MP for Newcastle upon Tyne West and chairman of the Labour Party parliamentary transport group; Mr. Patrick Jenkin, MP for Wanstead and Woodford and member of the Conservative parliamentary transport committee; and Mr. P. Bessell, MP for Bodmin and Liberal transport spokesman.
On the same day Mr. H. Perring will give a paper, while on the following day traffic problems and driver training will form the subject of papers (see The Commercial Motor, December 25, 1964).