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BY. Withdraw Objection to -Bogie Trailer A N Application by
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Lingwell Transport, Ltd„ Leeds, to add a bogie trailer to their A licence was opposed by British Railways. at Leeds, last week. The objection was withdrawn, however, when Lingwell's traffic manager g4v.e an assurance that the trailer's operations would be confined to the West Riding.
For the applicants, it was stated that although they were associated with A.I Transport, Ltd., Leeds, who had a suitable trailer, traffic requiring this type of transport was rapidly increasing. They wanted to carry long lengths of steel for building work in the Leeds area.
Mr. T. B. Atkinson, for BritiSh Railways, pointed out that the railways could offer comparable services by rail to London. He had been concerned about the distances Lingwell's wanted to travel, but he was now satisfied that operations would be confined to Yorkshire.
.Mr J. R. Randolph, Yorkshire Deputy Licensing Authority, granted the application.
PRIVATE OPERATORS WANT • TO SHARE TRAFFIC
TWO private bus operators, McGill's Bus Service, Ltd., 13arrhead, and Graham's Bus ,Serviee, Ltd., Paisley, lodged an appeal to the.Minister of Transport because they think they were given "scant consideration" in the issue of licences for the Paisley and Renfrew areas on the withdrawal of Glasgow's municipal tram services.
• A public inquiry will be held in Glasgow on November 18 and 19, with Mr. J. 1. Cunningham, Q.C., presiding.
The two companies claim that it is not in the best interests of the public that the Western S.M.T. Co., Ltd., should hold all the licences.
HAULIERS TOLD : TIGHTEN UP ADMINISTRATION
A WARNING that they should tighten up their office administration was given in Leeds, last week, to F. and G. S. Pearson, Ltd., Spatborough, near Doncaster. They were applying to replace a
B licence which expired in March, Asked the reason for the delay, an official of the company said the person dealing with licensing had overlooked the matter. Granting the application, Mr. J. R. Randolph, Yorkshire Deputy Licensing Authority, pointed out that Pearson's could have been prosecuted for operating illegally since March.
NEW TRADING ORDER
AN Order has been made by the 13oard of Trade requiring registration of restrictive trading agreements under the Restrictive Trade Practices Act, 1956, not covered by the Order made last year. When the new Order comes into effect on December 31, given •the approval of Parliament, agreements involving restrictions on the quantity or type of goods which may be produced or sold, or which involve the sharing of markets between suppliers, must be registered
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