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  Yes and as I also put on the frontpage...hundreds walk right down the seafront and cant get into the port and have to come all the way back. They are only in Dover with great reluctance so i would like to see more signs telling them where to go in the interests of good will. There seems to be no connecting rod between the station and the port other than shanks pony.
  
  On a slightly different note, this is costing the likes of British Airways a fortune. I wouldnt be at all surprised if they are not in danger of collapse..following their strikes and now this..millions of revenue evaporating like..well.. a cloud of ash!

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