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FISH CATCHES MARKET BY ROAD

5th November 1954, Page 49
5th November 1954
Page 49
Page 49, 5th November 1954 — FISH CATCHES MARKET BY ROAD
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

ONLY road transport could carry fish from Mey to Glasgow in time for market, the Scottish Deputy Licensing Authority was told last week, when Mr. J. L. Simpson, a Mey haulier, applied for an A licence in addition to his B licence for two vehicles.

The harbours at Mey and Stroma were being restored to encourage local crofters to take up fishing again—part of a policy to arrest depopulation. Mr. W. Allan, a county councillor who gave supporting evidence, said that the fishermen preferred their fish to go to Glasgow rather than Thurso.

The applicant accepted a suggestion by the Authority that he should withdraw the application until next spring.