Phoenix appeal
8th December 1984, Page 20
8th December 1984
Page 20
Page 20, 8th December 1984
— Phoenix appeal
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PHOENIX Coachlines, one of the companies controlled by Wakefield businessman Harry Tranter, appealed against the refusal of the North-Eastern Traffic Commissioners to grant it a psv operators' licence at a four-day hearing before a Department of Transport inspector in Leeds.
In February, the Commissioners revoked the licence of another company with which Mr Tranter was connected, A. H. Coachlines, after it had exchanged names with a company called Gripshield (CM March 10).
The Commissioners subsequently refused Phoenix's application for a 10-vehicle licence on the ground that Mr Tranter and another director, James Brockelesby, were not of good repute. (CM, July7).