18 August 2010
10:0166006#21
More importantly, the seafood from that stall is excellent.
However, let us not forget the council have a statutory obligation to ensure all legal and health & safety concerns, insurances etc., are in place before allowing a table and chairs to be sited on public properrty.
Guest 703- Registered: 30 Jul 2010
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18 August 2010
14:5266014#22
I had some great whelks from there at the weekend and half the price of Broadstairs stalls.
I don't know where the boundary is, but I wonder if any of the delay was down to it not being public property but DHB so there was loads of buck passing
, head scratching
and form filling
before it could be approved
Guest 697- Registered: 13 Apr 2010
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18 August 2010
19:4766086#23
To answer Paul aka Scotchie's question about the crane, I think you'll find the lighting wave element has now been added to the top of the lighting masts. Take a look when you're next on the seafront.
In my opinion, I think they've done a great job. I agree with Colin that the eastern end of the promenade now needs some attention. Something that a new port owner may have on the 'list of things to do'!
Guest 651- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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18 August 2010
19:4866087#24
Thanks Kevin, shall have a to have a drive down one evening for a look
Been nice knowing you :)
Guest 699- Registered: 3 Jun 2010
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21 August 2010
19:2466551#25
went down for regatta with person in wheelchair , who wanted to have drink at cafe on beach , but what a joke there is a walkway but is like a rumble strip and not wheelchair friendly , the seaport centre === lift out of action and at end of pier cafe closed and finally the seafront hotel; closed ------ so all in all any vistors would have thought dover gone down hill quick since last year
as for the improvements on seafront for me complete waste of money should have gone for a similar look to eastbourne or weymouth
and spent the money on sand for the kids on the beach like weymouth in an are a where the sea does not touch
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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21 August 2010
19:4566558#26
we had no choice about where the money could be spent ron.
i am one of those that likes it, but then again i do not see it from the point of view of a wheelchair user.
i have long given up on the pier cafe, the churchill hotel is in the throes of renovation though and my be open the next time your friend visits.
21 August 2010
20:0866563#27
I will have to visit with my Mother in wheelchair and see how we get on. But overall, I like the new look - when it is in full swing it might be better........
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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21 August 2010
20:2266566#28
Actually, Ron above has jogged my memory. Yesterday, there was a chalk written sign on the entrance to the Prince of Wales pier stating that it would be open today and tomorrow. Did anyone else see this, and did it happen? I forgot all about it and never ventured that way today.
Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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21 August 2010
20:2566569#29
don't forget colin that the flower of dovers youth find it fun to mess around with that blackboard.
Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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21 August 2010
22:0766586#30
I like your description of the local feral and flora Howard
Jan Higgins
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21 August 2010
22:2966598#31
My son and daught-in-law on a visit from Oxfordshire went for walk today and said how nice the new seafront looked, dhe had no trouble in her mobility scooter.
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Guest 702- Registered: 9 Jul 2010
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18 September 2010
19:5971495#32
The sea front on a sunny saturday morning.
18 September 2010
20:2071496#33
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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18 September 2010
20:3871497#34
you have already done that one bob, great picture from ken, it seems that the majority love the new look.
Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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18 September 2010
21:0471513#35
Been down there twice in the last week with my friends and they wondered why those lights were on in the day?
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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18 September 2010
21:0771515#36
was it a bit clouded over john?
i was down there last week in the morning and they were on, might be that they are triggered off by dark days.
Guest 660- Registered: 14 Mar 2008
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18 September 2010
21:0871516#37
Bright sunshine Howard,it is never dull and never rains in Dover,but we have some really heavy seamists!
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
18 September 2010
21:1571520#38
Money to burn obviously!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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18 September 2010
22:1771538#39
whose money is it?
the government installed the thing, is it the harbour board or paul the fuhrer that uses their leccy card for the lights?
i know that paul is down to a candle at home due to government cuts.
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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30 September 2010
16:1973134#40
On this very warm and sunny last day of September, should we record for posterity, the new grass verge`s on the sea front getting their first cut? A lovely Spring/Summer smell of fresh cut grass down there this morning. Those length`s of wooden fencing were taken down in the process, and hopefully won`t be re-erected.
Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
Tell them that I came, and no one answered.
