David Perry Transport, based at 124 Brooklyn Road, Cheltenham GL51 8DY, has submitted an application for a Goods Vehicle Operator’s Licence. The application seeks permission to station one goods vehicle at the Breedon concrete plant located at Barnwood Junction, off Myers Road, Gloucester GL1 3QA.
The statutory notice concerning this application, dated 17 September 2026 and published in the Gloucestershire Echo, invites residents and businesses near the proposed operating centre to submit comments or objections.
An operating centre is defined under operator licensing regulations as the site where a goods vehicle is normally kept. This application relates exclusively to one lorry and does not confer any planning permission; instead, it is part of a regulatory process overseen by the Traffic Commissioner.
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Those who own or occupy land near the operating centre and believe their use or enjoyment of that land will be adversely affected are encouraged to send written representations to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House, Quarry Hill, Leeds LS2 7UE. Copies of all correspondence must also be sent to David Perry Transport at its Cheltenham address.
Relevant concerns typically include site access, traffic and highway safety, parking arrangements, noise levels, hours of operation, and environmental impact. Personal disputes or issues related to commercial competition are generally not considered relevant to the decision.
The Traffic Commissioner will carefully review all valid representations before deciding whether to grant, refuse, or impose conditions on the licence. Should there be significant concerns, a public inquiry may be arranged. Applicants and representors will be informed of the outcome in writing.
Key details:
- Applicant: David Perry Transport, 124 Brooklyn Road, Cheltenham GL51 8DY
- Proposed Operating Centre: Breedon concrete plant, Barnwood Junction, off Myers Road, Gloucester GL1 3QA
- Number of Vehicles: One goods vehicle
- Representation Deadline: Within 21 days of 17 September 2026, understood to be 8 October 2026
Residents and businesses near Myers Road and Barnwood Junction are advised to prepare and submit any representations promptly to ensure their concerns are considered.
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