Wed 26 Jan 1944
RAF had paid mooring fees April-December 1943, £62.10s.
Letter to Sharpness Docks Company regarding proposed removal of the Junction Bridge, the Company’s only access to Framilode Pound, Company requested that the bridge be restored as soon as possible.
[1944 Jany] Committee Meeting held at Wallbridge on Wednesday the 26^th day of January 1944 @ 3 o'clock pm
Present: Henry R Hooper, G A Evans.
There being only two members of the Committee present there was no quorum but there being some matters requiring immediate attention it was decided to proceed with them subject to confirmation by the next Committee.
Canal at Whitminster, RAF Moorage
The Clerk reported that the RAF had paid their moorage charges to the end of last year viz: April to December inclusive £62..10..0.
South West Regional Canal Committee, Severn Waterways Traders Association, Suggestions re Junction Swing Bridge
The following letter which had been settled by the Chairman had been sent to M^r Lisle General Manager of the Sharpness Docks Coy:
Stroudwater Navigation Coy
Wallbridge
December 29^th 1943
The General Manager
Sharpness Docks Coy
Gloucester
Dear Sir
I have received Notice of the proposals to come before the next Meeting of the South-West Regional Canal Committee on the 4^th January.
Among the proposals is the elimination of the Junction Bridge which so far as I can see can only mean the Bridge which was erected by your Company to enable us to have through access to and from our Framilode Pound and other property of this Company.
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Minute continued on page 249 https://stroudwaterhistory.org.uk/document/8191/.
