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BECAUSE of industrial action the Bacat barge carrying vessel due
6th September 1974, Page 26
6th September 1974
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Page 26, 6th September 1974
— BECAUSE of industrial action the Bacat barge carrying vessel due
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to arrive at Hull on Monday, is unlikely to be discharged. During the past few weeks, dockers and drivers, both members of the TGWU, have threatened to black the vessel if its barges are to be conveyed by inland waterway after it has tied up at Hull docks. Whereas in the past, containers from the barges were discharged by the dockers on to lorries at Hull docks, they would now be carried by operators from Rotherham, Leeds, Doncaster and Nottingham. It has been estimated that about 950,000 tons of traffic would be lost to Hull road hauliers if the plan materializes.