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24th February 1994
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

• The licence held by C&D Oil of Llanecleyrn, has been renewed for 14 vehicles and two trailers with a stern warning from South Wales DLA Gerrard Sullivan.

Arrest warrant

• Charges of driving a truck when not qualified to do so, alleged against Stephen Jackson of Leeds and his employer Demolition Services of Bradford, were adjourned by Rochdale magistrates when Jackson failed to appear. A warrant was issued for his arrest.

Full licence

• Port Talbot haulier Owen Jenkins, who has been operating under interim authority for a "considerable time", gained a full licence after he told South Wales DLA Gerrard Sullivan that he had an operating centre rented from Associated Ports.

Eye on the ball

• No disciplinary action was taken against Kendal tipper operatorJ&D Sharp, but North Western DLA Martin Albu warned the firm to "keep an eye on things", following 16 prohibition notices over the past five years.

Two dozen cut

• The authorisation on the licence held by Lutterworthbased Clarke Transit Group was curtailed from 27 vehicles and 24 trailers to 12 vehicles and 15 trailers at a Cambridge public inquiry: