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Emphasis on Scottish Transport T HE Scottish Council (Development and Industry)
20th March 1964, Page 52
20th March 1964
Page 52
Page 52, 20th March 1964
— Emphasis on Scottish Transport T
HE Scottish Council (Development and Industry)
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has set up a transport and communications committee which will deal with all aspects of transport relevant to Scotland's economic development.
Announcing the move, Lord Folwarth, chairman of the council, said: "The committee's task will be to see that Scotland's transport needs are clearly stated and that whatever pressure is needed for their provision wilt be brought to bear."
Chairman of the new committee, which replaces two existing committees on transport and civil aviation, is Dr. J. W. Macfarlane.