Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1957 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 9
... considered the canal problem exclusively from the point of view of the transport of merchandise . Apart from passing references in the 1909 report to revenue earned from the supply of water , none had considered - nor had they been ...
... considered the canal problem exclusively from the point of view of the transport of merchandise . Apart from passing references in the 1909 report to revenue earned from the supply of water , none had considered - nor had they been ...
Page 63
... considered in the light of local economic activity and planning . The Secretary of State was generally considered the most suitable authority by those witnesses who had formed an opinion on this question . B. RECOMMENDATIONS The ...
... considered in the light of local economic activity and planning . The Secretary of State was generally considered the most suitable authority by those witnesses who had formed an opinion on this question . B. RECOMMENDATIONS The ...
Page 8
... considered to be satisfactory . In view of the fact that people resident in the Nantyderry station area were not so well placed as other communities in relation to the omnibus services , the Committee recommended that passenger trains ...
... considered to be satisfactory . In view of the fact that people resident in the Nantyderry station area were not so well placed as other communities in relation to the omnibus services , the Committee recommended that passenger trains ...
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1st January 31st December Administration assets Average British Railways British Road Services British Transport Commission British Transport Stock British Waterways Buses and Coaches Canal capital cent charges Coaching vehicles Collection and Delivery Commission's Committee continued cost CURRENT FOR TRACTION decrease on 1956 Deduct deficit depots depreciation diesel Diesel multiple unit Docks Electric multiple unit equipment and miscellaneous expenses Finance Act 1956 Freight vehicles fuel Gross receipts Harbours and Wharves Hotels and Catering improvements Increase or decrease Inland Waterways interest Loaded London Transport Executive London Transport Railways Maintenance Equalisation Account Mileage miles miles miles Minister of Transport multiple unit navigation Notes on Accounts organisation Plant and equipment Provincial and Scottish rail Region Increase Repairs Road Freight Services Road Haulage Road Passenger Services rolling stock schemes Ships staff stations Steam Tilling Group tons train miles Transport Act 1947 Transport and Civil Transport Railway Finances Trolleybuses undertaking wagons