Kent Police facilitated a peaceful protest at Dover Eastern Docks on Saturday (27 September 2014) when a small group of protestors held a short demonstration outside the Port of Dover.
Steve Corbishley, Chief Superintendent of Kent Police, said: "Through our Protest Liaison Officers, we were able to actively engage with the protestors to ensure Kent Police facilitated what was a peaceful demonstration, while at the same time ensuring public safety and allowing people to go about their daily business.
"There was no disruption to both the Eastern and Western Docks and the impact on the highways around the Port of Dover was kept to a minimum during the protest.
"There has been no impact on the community of Dover with Local District Policing Team officers continuing to work in their communities."
Kent Police facilitate peaceful Dover protest
Tuesday, 30 September 2014
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