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THE LONDON GAZETTE, Slst AUGUST 1990 OFFICE of FAIR 14068 THE LONDON GAZETTE, SlST AUGUST 1990 The (A50) Nottingham-Derby-Stoke-on-Trent Trunk Road (Blythe SECOND SCHEDULE Bridge to Queensway and Connecting Roads) Compulsory Purchase Order (WMRT No. ) 19 . 5-48 hectares of land comprising: (a) Part of sports ground of Heron Cross Sports and Leisure Club Exchange of Open Space Land—between Blythe Bridge and 120 metres south-east of clubhouse. Queensway (b) Part of tip area 300 metres south-east of Cooksons Minerals The Secretary of State for Transport has prepared this draft and 200 metres south-west of railway underpass at Bute Street. compulsory purchase order which he proposes to make. If made it Part of tip area north-west of Nos. 34-48 Astro Grove and No. 25 will authorise the purchase of land forming part of an open space as Power Grove and 220 metres south of railway underpass at Bute defined in the Acquisition of Land Act 1981, that is, land laid out as Street, Longton. a public garden or used for the purposes of public recreation or a (c) Part of rough grassland east of Nos. 72-86 Highneld Drive and disused burial ground. This land is described in the First Schedule 200 metres south-east of social services residential centre known as to this notice and is shown coloured pink on the map referred to in Heron Cross House. paragraph 4 below. Vacant land between Meirhay Road and Newhall Road, north of 2. The Order will be subject to special parliamentary procedure the fire station, part of Newhall Road and part of vacant land unless the Secretary of State for the Environment gives a certificate on the north side of Meirhay Road east of the junction with under section 19(1) of the Act. Me has been asked by the Department Weston Coyney Road. of Transport to certify under section 19(l)(a) that he is satisfied that other land has been or will be given in exchange for the open space, (d) Part of clubhouse and sports ground of Heron Cross Sports which is not less in area and is equally advantageous to any persons and Leisure Club. entitled to rights of common or other rights and to the public, and Part of rough grassland east of water course known as Cockster that the land given in exchange has been or will be vested in the Brook and west of tip area known as Shraff Tip ISO metres persons in whom the open space was vested, subject to the like rights, south-east of electricity sub station at Dorcas Drive. trusts and incidents as attach to the open space. The land proposed A. J. Reid, a Principal Officer, West Midlands Regional Office, to be given in exchange is described in the Second Schedule hereto Department of the Environment. (T8092RL.) (42 SI) and is shown coloured green on the map referred to in paragraph 4 below. 3. The Secretary of State for the Environment is required to give formal notice of his intention to issue a certificate before he reaches OFFICE OF FAIR TRADING a decision, to give an opportunity for objections to be made. He hereby gives such notice. Any representations or objections in COMPETITION ACT 1980 relation to this proposal should be made in writing and addressed to the Department of the Environment, West Midland Regional Office, NOTICE UNDER SECTION 3(2)(b) Five Ways Tower, Frederick Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham BIS 1SJ, before 20th September 1990, quoting ref. BRITISH COAL CORPORATION WMR/P/5375/10/2. Under section 3 of the Competition Act 1980 the Director General of 4. A map showing the open space proposed to be purchased and Fair Trading is to investigate whether the British Coal Corporation the land proposed to be given in exchange may be seen, without ("BCC") has been or is pursuing a course of conduct which amounts payment, at the offices of the Chief Executive, Stafford County to an anti-competitive practice. Council, County Buildings, Martin Street, Stafford ST16 2LE. The matters to be investigated are: The Department of Transport, No. 5 Broadway, Broad Street, (1) the conduct of BCC in operating the first and second parts of Birmingham BIS 1BL. the Loyalty Rebate Scheme; and The Department of Transport, 43 Marsham Street, London (2) whether any such conduct has, or is intended to have, or is S.W.I. likely to have, the effect of restricting, distorting or preventing Staffordshire County Council, Tipping Street, Stafford ST16 2LP. competition in connection with the production, supply or City of Stoke-on-Trent, Town Hall, Glebe Street, Stoke-on-Trent acquisition in Great Britain of coal for domestic use. ST4 1HH. In this notice: City of Stoke-on-Trent, PO Box 206, Unity House, Hanley, the 'first part of the Loyalty Rebate Scheme' means the scheme Stoke-on Trent ST1 4QJ. under which BCC pays to coal merchants a rebate of £1 .SO per Stafford Borough Council, Civic Offices, Riverside, Stafford tonne on all tonnages of BCC Bituminous products taken over ST16 3AQ. an agreed period against a certified statement that the merchant Fenton Public Library, Baker Street, Stoke-on-Trent ST4 3AF. has not traded in Bituminous products originating outside the Longton Public Library, Sutherland Institute, Lightwood Road, European Coal and Steel Community during that period. Stoke-on-Trent ST3 4HY. The 'second part of the Loyalty Rebate Scheme' means the scheme Meir Public Library, Sandon Road, Stoke-on-Trent ST3 7DJ. under which BCC pays to coal merchants a rebate of £2.00 per at all reasonable hours. tonne on all tonnages of BCC naturally smokeless products 5. The Secretary of State for the Environment may, if he considers taken over an agreed period against a certified statement that no it expedient, hold a public local inquiry into the matter. more than 10% of the merchant's total purchases of Anthracite and Dry Steam Coal were mined outside the European Coal FIRST SCHEDULE and Steel Community. 3-48 hectares of land comprising: If you have any information which you consider would help the (a) Part of Glebedale Park, Fenton; part of grassed area at the Director General, please write to: junction of Griffin Street and King Edward Street, Longton; part of Office of Fair Trading, Section CP2A, Room 404, Chancery grassed area at the junction of Heathcote Road and Griffin Street, House, 53 Chancery Lane, London WC2A ISP. Longton; landscaped area of car park at the junction of Trentham Your letter should arrive as soon as possible if it is to be taken into Road and Healey Place, Longton. account in the enquiry. (31 SI) (b) Part of Lightwood Road Recreation Ground, Longton. (c) Part of grassland on the west side of Locketts Lane and south of Sutherland Place, Longton; part of rough grassland on north side of Speakman Street, Longton; part of rough grassland on west side MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, of Ebor Street, Longton; part of grassed and landscaped area east of FISHERIES AND FOOD the junction of Ebor Street and Speakman Street, Longton; part of AND WELSH OFFICE grassland on the east and west sides of the Normacot Road, Normacot; part of grassed area between Lower Spring Road and Herbert Road, Normacot; part of grassed area between Lower THE IMPORTED FOOD REGULATIONS 1984 Spring Road and Upper Normacot Road, Normacot; underdeveloped land east of Upper Normacot Road between Health Mark: Czechoslovakia Uttoxeter Road and Spring Road, Meir. The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and the Secretary (d) Part of grassed area Pickford Place, Meir; part of open space of State for Wales acting jointly in exercise of the powers conferred to front of Cookson Ceramics factory, Uttoxeter Road, Meir, part on them by the Imported Food Regulations 1984 (S.I. 1984, No. of open space north-east of Cookson Ceramics factory, Uttoxeter 1918), give notice that they hereby recognise, subject to the Road, Meir. conditions hereinafter set out, the health marks described in Part 1.
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