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sussex.... .. --- .-. .. --.-. ..- ---. ..--. --...... mrT :wink:

J.D. .....This week he told me that it was Manchesters intention to release the 82 plates and the 40, but you will have to see if they do or have, sussex will be happy if they do,now can you answer the question..mrT..

J.D It must change. you have a survey each year, this year you got 82 more on top of the 40 or is it 20 ,if you have a 40000k plate next year maybe 80 more....mrT..

Talk is cheap, and respect is earned, and I think you have a long way to go before you get any. your the one with all the blow, instead of calling you the Skull, I think the Whale would be more appropiate. :lol:

JD, how much will it affect your plate value?

so your councils policy is entirely based around plate values?

According to Trafford council court proceedings are listed for October 2005.

JD wrote:

According to Trafford council court proceedings are listed for October 2005.

I understand from speaking to my colleagues in Trafford last night that they might be heading for deregulation of numbers. The latest news coming from that quarter is that Trafford expect to lose the court case later this month and if that is the case they may well remove quantity controls.

Author:	JD [ Sat Sep 10, 2005 7:19 pm ]
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MR T wrote: sussex.... .. --- .-. .. --.-. ..- ---. ..--. --...... mrT J.D. .....This week he told me that it was Manchesters intention to release the 82 plates and the 40, but you will have to see if they do or have, sussex will be happy if they do,now can you answer the question..mrT.. It was negotiated to introduce the 82 plates over three years, I am not aware that decision has been changed. Regards JD

Author:	Sussex [ Sat Sep 10, 2005 7:42 pm ]
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MR T wrote: J.D It must change. you have a survey each year, this year you got 82 more on top of the 40 or is it 20 ,if you have a 40000k plate next year maybe 80 more....mrT.. I think they should just de-limit, and then all this messing around will be a thing of the past.

Author:	JD [ Sat Sep 10, 2005 8:20 pm ]
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MR T wrote: J.D It must change. you have a survey each year, this year you got 82 more on top of the 40 or is it 20 ,if you have a 40000k plate next year maybe 80 more....mrT.. There is no survey next year. Regards

Author:	Skippy [ Sun Sep 11, 2005 2:04 pm ]
Post subject:	To much bunny.
Talk is cheap, and respect is earned, and I think you have a long way to go before you get any. your the one with all the blow, instead of calling you the Skull, I think the Whale would be more appropiate. [/quote]

Author:	Skull [ Mon Sep 12, 2005 5:03 am ]
Post subject:	Re: To much bunny.
Skippy wrote: Talk is cheap, and respect is earned, and I think you have a long way to go before you get any. your the one with all the blow, instead of calling you the Skull, I think the Whale would be more appropiate. [/quote] A whole six posts Skippy, well done. I take it you must be one of the just about to lose my plate value brigade. Lots of meats on the bone with that one Skippy and if you’re other posts are anything to go by I won’t have much to worry about.

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Author:	187ums [ Mon Sep 12, 2005 6:53 pm ]
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JD, how much will it affect your plate value?

Author:	JD [ Mon Sep 12, 2005 7:09 pm ]
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187ums wrote: JD, how much will it affect your plate value? The increase in numbers will undoubtedly have some effect on plate values but the present increase of 82 has already been taken into account. The effect the 82 additional plates had over and above the yearly increase was to reduce the plate value from 50K to 45K. Plates that are restricted will always have a value but just how much that value will fluctuate is unknown. I hope that answers your question. Regards JD

Author:	187ums [ Mon Sep 12, 2005 11:08 pm ]
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so your councils policy is entirely based around plate values?

Author:	Skull [ Tue Sep 13, 2005 12:33 am ]
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187ums wrote: so your councils policy is entirely based around plate values? Aren’t they all?

Author:	Sussex [ Mon Oct 03, 2005 8:45 pm ]
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JD wrote: According to Trafford council court proceedings are listed for October 2005.

Author:	JD [ Tue Oct 04, 2005 11:55 am ]
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Sussex wrote: JD wrote: According to Trafford council court proceedings are listed for October 2005. I understand from speaking to my colleagues in Trafford last night that they might be heading for deregulation of numbers. The latest news coming from that quarter is that Trafford expect to lose the court case later this month and if that is the case they may well remove quantity controls. If you live in Trafford area you better apply for a license now just in case they do lose but decide to defer future applicants, until such time as they have had a survey? Regards JD

Author:	Sussex [ Tue Oct 04, 2005 2:35 pm ]
Post subject:	Re: Trafford
JD wrote: I understand from speaking to my colleagues in Trafford last night that they might be heading for deregulation of numbers. The latest news coming from that quarter is that Trafford expect to lose the court case later this month and if that is the case they may well remove quantity controls. Not that much of a surprise really, the last survey was flawed and included data from non-existant people, and the council still haven't got around to answering Rupert's questions that he posed last year. Without doubt a 'head in the sand' council if ever there was one.

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