A Crawley-based company has applied to increase the number of goods vehicles and trailers it is permitted to keep at its operating centre in the town.

Transvalair UK Ltd, of Unity House, Faraday Road, Crawley, has applied to the Traffic Commissioner to vary its existing goods vehicle operator’s licence.

The application seeks permission to keep an additional four goods vehicles and four trailers at its operating centre at The Warehouse, Faraday Road, Crawley.

Owners or occupiers of nearby land, including buildings, who believe the proposed changes could affect their use or enjoyment of their property have the right to make written representations.

Transvalair UK Ltd has applied to the Traffic Commissioner to vary its existing goods vehicle operator’s licence. Picture courtesy of Google

placeholder image — Transvalair UK Ltd has applied to the Traffic Commissioner to vary its existing goods vehicle operator’s licence. Picture courtesy of Google

Objections must be sent to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7UE, within 21 days of the publication of the notice, explaining the reasons for the representation.

Anyone making a representation must also send a copy to Transvalair UK Ltd at its Unity House address.

Further guidance on making representations is available at www.gov.uk/object-hgv-operator-licence.

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