31 October 2008
08:418416#1
Anyone going to the BBC Question time being held in Dover soon? Thursday 13th November. I shall be watching it on the telly.
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31 October 2008
09:308424#2
I havent heard anything about a Question Time in Dover Andy. Was it announded on air last night? I didnt catch the programme live, as got tied up watching Mary Shelleys Frankenstein. Dont ask! Have taped QT to watch later. It was from the USA and featured the US Presidential Election. But it would certainly attract interest if it arrives in Dover.
31 October 2008
09:568426#3
Yes they announced it on air last night. confirmation on their home page.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/question_time/3117500.stm
I wonder where they will hold it ? In the town hall I suppose. Get your questions ready, it would be nice to see a few faces I know in the audience
31 October 2008
10:378428#4
David Dimbleby said last night that Question Time will be coming from Dover on Thursday November 13.
I presume it will be at the Town Hall, although I believe the new Centre Spot at Crabble's free that night too!
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31 October 2008
12:308435#5
First I heard, missed it this week...
31 October 2008
15:378442#6
Hi all...just a quick one, missus, but I thought the imminent arrival of Question Time to our fair home town would cause much more of a ripple of excitement on this forum.
The chance to get the town back on a national platform, albeit for an hour on a Thursday evening, is without doubt a great boon.
No doubt a load of bleeding-heart wet-leftie Dubris-hating Canterbury-istas (and trough-quaffing Whitfield New Town fetishists too?) will be shipped in to trot out the usual projectionist 'elephant in the room' pathology that serves Dover so badly - and unfairly - in the nation's psyche.
But, hey ho, let's hope Dimblebum's hothouse (the Maison Dieu, I presume, because the Eight Bells is double-booked that night, so I hear) comprises some 'simpatique' coves who will positively promote the cause of Douvres, should there be an opportunity to do so amid the usual yadda-yadda postulations about the bigger political 'ishoos'.
White Army (DAFC), regards all,
Andy
Brian Dixon
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31 October 2008
16:088443#7
who is in the line up any one know
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31 October 2008
18:498453#8
How do we get tickets? As Andy says, a chance to put Dover on the map.
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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31 October 2008
20:088460#9
i must admit that andrew stevens cove knows a lot of words.
what did it all mean?
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31 October 2008
21:258469#10
31 October 2008
22:068473#11
I've just applied for tickets for me and for my son.....hurrah!!
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31 October 2008
22:128474#12
see you there Bern!
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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31 October 2008
22:328476#13
vic is on the panel????
this will put us on the map.
how do we go about getting tickets.?
1 November 2008
05:238477#14
Google Question Time and it will take you to the site. Go on - let's have a turn out for Dover!!
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1 November 2008
08:008480#15
Although I havent myself tried to get tickets as yet..it did say on the tv that you can apply at
http://www.bbc.co.uk/questiontime
Im just remembering that off the top of my head so hopefully its accurate
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1 November 2008
13:068492#16
I have filled the form in and when I got to the part where you tick which party or not you support it came thorugh my mind how difficult a question that will be for our BarryW.
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1 November 2008
13:268494#17
Why difficult, Harry? I am clear in my allegance.
1 November 2008
15:308498#18
They didn't have a space for Monster Raving Loony Party so I was a bit stuck there.........
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1 November 2008
17:058504#19
Now Vic might have a problem answering that question,Labour,Tory,Independant New, Independant again, but not the Dover Alliance ,Tory again but not main stream then Independant again I think,did I miss any out Vic,have you ever been Liberal or New Liberal and were you New Labour or Old Labour!!!!!!!!!!
If you knew what I know,we would both be in trouble!
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1 November 2008
17:268509#20
You missed New Party.
Politics, it seems to me, for years, or all too long, has been concerned with right or left instead of right or wrong.
Richard Armour
