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RURAL BUS SURVEY IN EAST YORKS A TWO-YEAR pilot survey of
4th March 1966, Page 62
4th March 1966
Page 62
Page 62, 4th March 1966
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TWO-YEAR pilot survey of
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Keywords :
Unitary Authorities Of England, Market Towns In England, Pocklington, Rural Culture, Statistical Survey, East Riding Of Yorkshire, Kingston Upon Hull, Rural Area, Social Issues
public transport requirements in the Pocklington (E. Yorks) rural district, commissioned by the Yorkshire Rural Community Council and undertaken by Hull University, may have national implications when the findings are issued in June.
Mr. N. Topham, lecturer in economics at Hull University and survey controller, says that the rural transport problem for the noncar-owning community was increasing daily. He did not believe for one moment that economics held the full and final answer, but it was hoped to provide a very useful document.
Findings of the survey are to be presented to publicize the situation on a national scale.