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Lep' s London weighbridge
8th January 1971, Page 31
8th January 1971
Page 31
Page 31, 8th January 1971
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• Lep Transport has opened one of the largest weighbridges in the West London area. Measuring 50ft by 10ft and with a 50-ton capacity, it has been built to meet the demand for weighing facilities for container and trailer transport.
The weighbridge is located at Pumping Station Road, off Corney Road, London W4, and is accessible from the M4 motorway via Great Chertsey Road (A316). Hours of opening are 9 am-5 pm Mondays to Fridays. The scale of charges is as follows: 1-20 tons, 3s; 20-40 tons 6s; 40-50 tons 9s.
Telephone bookings can be made. Telephone: 01-995 1300, contacting Mr J. Thatcher or Mr G. Emim.