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NEW A VEHICLE GRANTED

22nd September 1961
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

nECAUSE of the demand in London,

Manchester and Liverpool for farm produce and canned foods from Shropshire, Mr. A. J. Evans, of Minsterley, was granted a new A licence at Shrewsbury on Monday. He applied to replace a seven-year-old A vehicle with a more modern unit, but said that the carrying capacity would stay the same, and requested a new A vehicle of 51 tons to be acquired. Conditions for both units were to be: "animal feedingstuffs, dairy farm produce, canned food. building materials; Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol. Hull and the London area."

in evidence, Mr. Evans stated that sometimes he had to keep his customers waiting a week -when. he could not move their traffic. It was not easy to subcontract vehicles and some companies did not like them to be used.

TYNE TUNNEL START

WORK on the L124-m. Tyne tunnel will commence on October 9.