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yourdover E yourdover.co.uk K O S E R F w e e k midw s p a p er n e Issue No 72 Available from Wednesday, January 26, 2011 THE NEWSPAPER FOR DOVER AND THE SURROUNDING VILLAGES STARTING INSIDE THIS WEEK • Singer/songwriter Paul Carrick on tour Review KOS MEDIA www.propertyforkent.co.uk • Check out all of the latest homes on the property market JAIL FOR TYING UP DRUGGIE DAUGHTER WHAT’S ON & WATCH Picture:GARYWRIGHT (cid:2)BY MATHEW BEECH yourkenttv.co.uk A MOTHER has been jailed after trying to force her daughter to give up her heroin addiction. Julia Saker, who lives in Dover, has been given a 12-month sentence after tying up her teenage daughter . Saker,in her 50s,tried to stop 19-year-old Tabitha from leaving the house to meet her dealer. Ex-boyfriend Christopher Francklin, who is in his 20s,helped tie and gag Julia. The pair were arrested by police who received a 999 call from Miss Saker and heard her screams as she was tied up and restrained. Francklin was jailed for 18 months,along- side Miss Saker’s mother. Judge Adele Williams told them they had “detained a young woman who was subjected to violence and humiliation”. ONBOARD:The first commercial crossing of P&O’s Saker told Canterbury Crown Court how she was desperate to save her daughter from superferry the Pride of Britain. Yourkenttv was there drug addiction. The court heard a recording of the 999 call, ALSO INSIDE detailing the teenager’s screams as she was pinned down by the pair. The tape also revealed the 19-year-old beg- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 8 Q&A THE SUN RISES ON NEW FERRY ging her mother and Francklin to “stop hurt- ing her”and Francklin threatening his former . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 10 SCHOOLS partner,saying he would hit her hard. The teenager was tied up with a belt around LETTERS. . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 13 Dawn at Dover Docks on Friday morning as the crew of the new superferry the Pride of Britain carry out her neck and her arms were tied behind her back. last minute preparations for their first commercial crossing of the Channel. Officers arrived at the family home to find REVIEW. . . . . . . . PAGES 17-26 She cast off at 9.20am and arrived on time in Calais 90 minutes later. Miss Saker in tears and arrested her mother and ex-boyfriend. The newly assembled crew, drawn from the existing fleet, reported a trouble-free crossing with only PROPERTY . . . . . PAGES 27-35 minor procedural problems with paying passengers aboard for the first time. of Sfaaklseer iamnpdr Fisroannmckelnint baontdh taydinmgi ttthede ate cehna rugpe, . . . . . . . PAGES 43-54 FULL STORY TURN TO PAGE 3 while Francklin also admitted using violence MOTORS by jumping on her in a bid to hold her down. 2 Telephone advertising: 01303 817110 Email [email protected] Barriers could be removed in bid to reduce repair costs (cid:2)BY MATHEW BEECH PEDSTRIAN safety could be put at risk as Kent County Council (KCC) look to remove hundred of barriers as part of budget cuts, according to a Labour Councillor. Up to 600 barrier sections in Dover could be removed as KCC seeks to save money on their maintenance costs and newly re-elected councillor Gordon Cowan believes people’s lives could be put at risk. “I have been disgusted by the way in which the Conservative-run county council has handled this,”he said. “Virtually every safety railing in the town is being removed without NO PROTECTION? Roadside barriers could be removed as KCC looks to reduce maintenance costs proper scrutiny by the Joint Transportation Committee and, it around the junction of Barton,Frith were not put up as a safety feature. seems,without any proper study of and Connaught Roads,where pupils “We have got a consultant to look at the safety implications.” at four schools have to cross,the bar- the locations and report back He added:“If there are good rea- riers are to be removed.That is just whether the guard rails should be sons for removing railings and barri- plain crazy.” kept there, removed or have more ers at some junctions,I would be the A report has been drawn up by con- put in place. first to say take them away. tractor Jacobs,who are carrying out “We are looking at the guard rails “But Kent Highways Service seems similar work in Maidstone,to assess and some will be removed to help keen to rip up the lot,whether they the quality of the pedestrian barriers save money on the maintenance keep pedestrians safe or not.Some of and whether they need to be costs, but no action will be taken the barriers proposed for removal are removed,retained,or added to. until we have reached an agreement used as supports for road signs,for A spokesman for Kent Highways with the district council. example at the Maison Dieu and said: “We have commissioned an “No work has been done yet Pencester Road junction. assessment of pedestrian barriers, because the consultation process is “Where will the signs go? And which are not safety barriers – they still ongoing.” Plea to retain care provision for elderly falls on deaf ears FIERCEpublic opposition has failed been the need to balance today’s Replacing the Cornfields care to stop Kent County Council from needs with the demands of the home,‘extra care’ social housing will pressing ahead with plans to close future. be built, allowing residents to live care homes for the elderly. “The consultation was important independently but with carers avail- Despite thousands of people and useful and I have listened care- able 24 hours a day. expressing concern through letters, fully and thoroughly to the voices of Cllr Gibbens’ choices,which cannot questionnaires and petitions during people who did not agree with the be implemented until January 24 at a 19-week consultation,the authority original proposals, as well as those the earliest, come as little surprise has given itself the go-ahead for the who do. after council officers recommended proposals put forward in June,last “In making my decision I have had there be no changes to the original year. to make a judgement about whether proposals. These include the closure of four these objections are strong enough to Dover and Deal MP Charlie care homes, including Sampson challenge the reasoning behind the Elphick said: “I think closing Court in Deal and Cornfields in original proposals. Sampson Court would be a grave Dover,and the selling-off or rebuild- “I believe the twin challenges of the error. ing of a further seven. present and the future are best met “it is a much used and much love Councillor Graham Gibbens, by going ahead with the recommen- facility and I’ve been making the case Cabinet member for adult social dations.” that it should be transferred to a dif- services said:“Clearly there will be Sampson Court and Cornfields will ferent operator, as has Councillor people who are unhappy that the be demolished along with Ladesfield Julie Rook, and we both feel very decisions don’t reflect their views. in Whitstable,The Limes in Dartford strongly for KCC to this would be a “The key issue for me,however,has and Lawrence House in Folkestone. very wrong headed decision.” Man and woman to face drink driving charges A MAN has been arrested for drink He was charged and released on Claire Steer,of Ethelbert Road,Deal, driving. bail to answer before Folkestone was stopped by police in York Street, David Ritson, 48, from Dorman Magistrates on Monday,February 7. Dover,early on Saturday,January 22. Avenue South in Aylesham, was Officers also arrested a 21-year-old She was charged with drink/driving caught by police on Saturday,January woman,who was also caught behind and released on bail to answer before 22,night by police driving while over the wheel when above the drink Folkestone Magistrates on Friday 4 the legal limit. drive limit. February. Telephone editorial: 01303 817200 Email [email protected] 3 Man, 18, charged over shooting that left victim with serious chest injury A TEENAGERwho was arrested following a street shooting in Dover has appeared before magistrates in Folkestone. Antoine Anicotte, 18, was arrested after a firearms incident in Frith Road, Dover on Monday January 17. Anicotte, of Salisbury Road, Dover,was charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent and attempting to pervert the course of justice. He was remanded in custody and is due before Canterbury CRIME SCENE: Man was shot in SMOOTH PASSAGE: The £150m P&) Spirit of Britain makes her maiden voyage to Calais – she will make up to five crossings each day Crown Court on Monday, Salisbury Road in Dover January 31. That’s the Spirit as The 18-year-old victim, who increased concern among the suffered a single chest wound, town's residents. was transferred to a London The man was arrested after hospital in a serious but stable police were called around 8pm condition and has undergone on Monday, to the Frith Road surgery. area of the town,where a man A 17-year-old boy also arrested had sustained a single gun shot super ferry sets sail following the shooting was wound. released without charge on Charlton Cemetery was also Tuesday. cordoned off for examination. Police continue to investigate Police are still appealing for an alleged firearms offence and anyone who has any informa- a hand gun seized after the inci- tion about this incident or who on maiden crossing dent is due to be tested by foren- may have witnessed it to contact sic officers. them. The area commander for They are also keen to trace a Dover held a press conference man in a white hooded top who yesterday to reassure people was seen in the area of Charlton that gun incidents in the area Cemetery and Beaconsfield P&O FERRY’S new multi- (cid:2)BY MATHEW BEECH Calder said: “I think it this is were very rare and he beleived Road around the time of the million pound super-ferry has absolutely terrific. there was no reason for any shooting. “Sure, we’re just beneficiaries of successfully entered service. most efficient hull for maximum fuel the fact that there is a awful lot of The Spirit of Britain made her economy and this hull is designed to freight that P&O has eyes on,and first crossing to Calais at 9.20am on take into account the shallow waters therefore we are just the icing on Friday,January 21 under blue skies of the English Channel. the cake as it were,but it is a vastly and on calm seas. “This hull design minimises drag, improved passenger experience. The £150 million ship is the first of it maximises fuel economy and “You’ve still got all the great bits of two giant vessels for P&O which will because we can carry twice the ferries, I can still go out onto the make up to five return crossings number of lorries as the old ferries deck and watch the White Cliff of from Dover to Calais. could carry for the same running Dover approaching – it is a lovely For her maiden voyage,the Spirit costs, we are enhancing our green way to travel. Unit 19,The Glenmore Centre,Pent Road, of Britain was far from full,carrying credentials and at the same time “It is the complete opposite of air 99 lorries, but this was still more we’re helping to keep ticket prices travel these days,which is becoming Shearway,Folkstone,Kent,CT19 4RJ than the ship she replaced,the Pride low.” more and more stressful. SHOWROOM NOW OPEN of Dover,was able to transport in a There were a few minor teething “This is basically, sit back, relax single crossing. problems onboard,mainly with the and enjoy the view.” The carrying capacity of the ship is tills,while a few areas of the ferry Chief Executive Helen Deeble PVC White,Light Oak and Rosewood Profile Standard Finishes just one a many new design features still required painting because this said:“There is a big resurgence in incorporated into the ferry’s design. was unable to be completed at the passengers moving from air back to Communications director Chris shipyard in Finland freezing condi- travelling by sea and we want to Lamming said: “It is a massive tions which made this impossible. maximise that. investment and it is the next gener- However,the minor issues did not “It is very exciting and all the staff ation, so we’re investing really in prevent passengers making the are thrilled to be working on here this tonnage for the next 25 years, most of the new retail area on board, and it really has give nth e whole that’s sort of the shelf life for a vessel as well as relaxing in the various company a boost at a time of really like this,so we’ve gone really big. cafés or bars on board. quite serious economic depression “We’re confident we’ve got the The BBC’s travel expert Simon and lots of doom and gloom.” Community radio team set for airwaves PVC-U Conservatories NO Sales People THE Dover Community Radio recorded interviews with the Local musicians are being (DCR) team are finishing their Bishop of Dover, Vivid Nation a encouraged to contact the DCR You deal preparations before hitting the air- local band from Canterbury,Vista team, who are planning to pro- with me waves for the first time. Leisure and Kieran Gaffney, mote musicians from the area. Paul The group received a Kent while also covering the Christmas Coverage of local events, news Horvath County Council grant in October Extravaganza. stories, interviews and a wide TOP QUALITY PVC-U WINDOWS DOORS and since then they have been set- The radio station has teamed up variety of features plus local sport ting up their premises at the with local internet forum, Dover will be broadcast on the station. AND CONSERVATORIES Phoenix Club in Dover. Locals,to create an online stream- Potential members are invited The studios are being built to ing service. along to a meeting on Monday, www.perfectwindows.co.uk include a broadcast studio and The station aims to have a wide January 24,at the Phoenix Social training centre and it is hoped they variety of music from the 1950s and Railway Club in Crabble will be ready from mid-February. to present with specialist pro- Road. Tel: 01303 277122 Whilst building work has been grammes in the evenings and For more information, visit or 01304 210387 going on, the DCR team has weekends. www.dcrfm.co.uk . 4 Telephone advertising: 01303 817110 Email [email protected] Outstanding customer service & technical excellence Chaucer is a modern, forward-thinking property maintenance company, set up to provide fast, efficient & cost effective maintenance solutions to clients in Kent Every aspect of commercial and residential building work undertaken Winter checks for your central heating gas/ centralheating roofing gro undworks plumbing /drainage electrical painting \decorating Chaucer CONTRACTS| MAINTENANCE| GROUNDWORKS| FACILITIES| LANDSCAPING t: Canterbury Office: 01227 712514 t: Ashford Office: 01233 811836 www.chaucerfacilities.co.uk Volunteers Needed! 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Hellfire Corner revealed Dover Arts Development is hosting the party on Thursday,February 3,from 6.30pm A NEW exhibition at Dover Museum tells the to 7.30pm at The North Downs Way End of story of front-line Dover during the World Trail Marker, opposite the Royal Cinque War Two. Ports Yacht Club. It follows the impact of the military devel- There will be performances by China Crisis opment of the World War Two on Dover,and guitarist Colin Hinds,Fire Poi Master Ivan also the day to day lives of people in the town, Cleak,Light Graffiti by the intrepid Urban living with rationing,nights in air raid shel- Explorers; and readings of Mersey Poets ters,evacuations and closed schools. influenced verse by Untidy Barry and Dover It features objects including gas masks, Beach by actor Roy Boyd.Chinese food from photographs,uniforms,air raid patrol items, Zhan Lu Smith will also be available. information leaflets and also includes local memories from the museum’s oral history Car gutted during blaze archive,runs until Tuesday,May 3. In May 1940, more than 200,000 of the A CAR has been completely destroyed follow- 338,000 men evacuated from Dunkirk passed ing a fire. through Dover,filling the town and railway Fire crews were called out to Laureston station with soldiers,sailors and airmen. Place, Dover, at 8.30pm on Wednesday Vice Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay con- (January 19) to put out the blaze. trolled the evacuation from his headquarters One pump from Dover attended the scene, in tunnels beneath the castle. moving surrounding cars to prevent the Shells and bombs fell on Dover,killing 216 flames from spreading,and fire fighters used civilians and 10,056 premises were damaged breathing apparatus while tackling the fire. and many had to be demolished and the town The crew could not prevent the Rover from was a symbol for Britain’s wartime bravery, being severely damaged before extinguishing the centre of east Kent’s Hellfire Corner. the fire. MARKING TIME: PCSO Gretel Stevens and KCC Community Warden Paul James with children from Capel Primary School New police scheme to leave its mark on residents’ valuables HUNDREDS of valuables have (cid:2)BY MATTHEW BEECH been protected as part of Kent Police’s Stay Safe this Winter security marked thanks to the Smart Move campaign. project run by the KCC Community Wardens. Neighbourhood officer teams have security Security marking acts as a deterrent to marked more than 250 items,ranging from thieves and if the item is stolen or missing,it electronics such as Wiis,ipods and laptops, makes it easier to identify and reunite with through to skateboards and bicycles. its owner. A series of property marking events, The last opportunity to get your property arranged by PCSOs and KCC community marked is Saturday, January 29, between wardens,began on Thursday,January 6,have 11am and 2pm at Dover Library in Market been held across the Dover district. Square. Bike lights and locks were also handed out No appointment is necessary,just turn up to many of the children who had their bikes with the items you would like protected. How customs caught whiff of stowaway in lorry load of garlic A MAN trying to illegally enter the country was spotted in the back of a lorry load of garlic. The would-be illegal immigrant was found by UK Border Agency (UKBA) officers hiding inside a lorry load of the veg- etable heading for Newington,Kent. The Eritrean man was detected in a Spanish registered lorry at Calais port in the early hours of Monday,January 17, when officers noticed the trailer was not secured. The stowaway was handed over to the CONCEALED: Illegal immigrant from Eritrea in Africa French border police and the vehicle was allowed to continue onto its destination. incident shows why we base UK Border However, the Bulgarian driver and Agency staff in France – to stop would-be the haulage company now each face a illegal immigrants before they can reach potential fine of up to £2,000 if they are the UK. unable to prove they took steps to “As well as physically searching vehi- secure the vehicle. cles,officers use heartbeat detectors,car- Carole Upshall, UK Border Agency bon dioxide probes and sniffer dogs to find Director for South and Europe,said:“This people hiding in vehicles.” 6 Telephone advertising: 01303 817110 Email [email protected] RReeaaddeerr HHoolliiddaayyss K O S KOS 30/01/11 Corinth Canal, Greek Isles & Istanbul Eastern Mediterranean Escorted Rail-Cruise - afternoon departure from London Escorted Rail-Cruise - afternoon departure from London Departures: May 5, June 14, September 2 &October 2, 2011 Departures: March 12 &November 12, 2011 PORTS OF CALL: PORTS OF CALL: •Embark France - Marseilles •Italy - Genoa •Greece - •Embark France - Marseilles •Malta - Valletta •Egypt - Alexandria &Port Said •Israel - Ashdod •Cyprus - Katakolon, Santorini, Mykonos, Piraeus & Corinth Canal Limassol •Crete - Heraklion •Italy - Naples &Genoa •Turkey - Istanbul •Sicily - Messina •Disembark Marseilles •Disembark in Marseilles INCLUDED: INCLUDED: •Escorted throughout •Escorted throughout •Champagne Check-in at London St Pancras •Champagne Check-in at London St Pancras •LoDnadyotnim e rail travel: London-Marseille- 12 DAYS •MarDseaiyllteim-Loe ndroanil travel: London- 14 DAYS •Overnight stay in Lille or Paris FROM •Overnight stay in Lille or Paris FROM o• u10tb noiguhntd F ull Board cruise on the £1149pp o•u12t bnoiguhntd Full Board cruise on £1099 L••oAFuullil slt ArCaBonTrsAafel frisn aabnrcoiaald p rotection CQGu-KoOteS t••hAFeul llL lt oArauBniTss AfMe fraisnj eaasbntrcyoi aald p rotection Quote ME-KOpSp Tuscany Coast & Country Pisa’s Luminara di San Ranieri, Tuscany & the Riviera of Flowers Escorted Rail-Cruise - afternoon departure from London Escorted Holiday by Rail - afternoon departure from London Departs May 16 & September 19, 2011 Departs June 14, 2011 Join us for a journey of discovery to the most beautiful Come with us to the magical city of Pisa which has far more to offer than the leaning tower. 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Nine foreign nationals were detected by the UK Border Agency (UKBA) dogs in lorries waiting to cross the Channel to Dover from Calais. On the morning of Saturday,January 15, UKBA officers checking vehicles bound for Dover,examined a Portuguese BURGLARIES, robberies and sex (cid:2)BY STEVE KNIGHT registered freight vehicle with a and drug offences are on the rise in Portuguese driver. A specialist body detection dog alerted Kent, according to latest Home This includes reductions in violent crime – his handlers to the presence of some Office statistics. including knife and gun offences – as well as in unexpected passengers in the back of the criminal damage and offences against vehicles. vehicle. The figures for the year October, 2009, to Mr Pughsley said:“We have seen an overall Officers then boarded the trailer and September,2010,suggest police are struggling to reduction in crime over the past four years and found two women and a man, all get to grips with some of the most serious crimes these latest crime statistics are encouraging. Eritrean,hiding among the load of soup. affecting the county. “But they also show us where there is room to Another group of soup stowaways were Burglaries increased by 2.3 per cent to 12,700, continue our hard work and bring more crimi- found by a UKBA dog at Calais on while robberies went up by six per cent to 936, nals to justice.We will continue to tackle crime Tuesday,January 4. sex offences up by 15.6 per cent to 1,520,and and disorder in Kent,keeping it one of the safest Officers searched the Latvian vehicle drug offences by 8.5 per cent to 4,310.The num- places in the UK.” and found six Eritreans,four male and ber of thefts also rose by 3.8 per cent to 27,900. Meanwhile,police have also revealed how one two female, hiding among the load of Determined in three motorists stopped as part of a month- dehydrated Knorr soup. long Christmas drink-drive campaign either On both occasions,the stowaways were Deputy Chief Constable Alan Pughsley said: failed or refused a breath test. removed from the lorries before being “We have seen a continual decrease in burglaries Officers stopped 563 drivers between handed over to French Frontier Police. over a number of years in Kent,so this small December 1 and New Year’s Day,of which 171 Both vehicles were allowed to continue increase is disappointing but we are determined were arrested. This compares with 1,397 their journey to the UK,but the drivers to bring the figures back down. stopped the year before, of which 195 were and haulage companies may now each “We will continue to relentlessly target those arrested. be liable for a fine of up to £2,000 per responsible for burglaries in Kent in the coming Insp Paul Sellwood said:“It’s clear to me that stowaway if they are unable to prove months. The increase in the number of drugs most motorists heeded our warnings not to drive they took steps to secure the vehicles. offences recorded actually highlights our commit- in bad weather.However,the drink drivers chose Carole Upshall, UK Border Agency ment to detecting and dismantling not only organ- to ignore this advice as a third of those routine- director for South and Europe, said: ised crime groups involved in the cultivation,pro- ly stopped by police were arrested. “Having UK Border Agency officers duction and trafficking of drugs,but also individu- “Drink-drivers are clearly the motorists taking based in France and Belgium means we als who peddle drugs in our communities.” the risks. Kent Police takes a zero-tolerance cchanan cnheelc kan vde hsticolpe sw boeuflodr-eb et hilelye gcarlo sims mthie- offDeenscpeist,eo vtheera ullp cwraimrde tirne nKde nint hthaes mfaollsetn s ebryi o3u.9s atipnpureo atoc ht atorg tehto sder iwnkh oa fnlodu dt rtuhge ldarwiv,aernsd t whrilol ucgohn-- BANG TO RIGHTS: Kent Police say they are determined grants setting foot in the UK.” per cent to a total of 108,000. out the year.” to ‘relentlessly target’ burglars after crime increased Join us on Friday 15th April at the magnificent Dale Hill Golf Club in East Sussex You can enjoy 18 holes on the Ian Woosnam course, a three course meal and a charity auction in aid of great local charity, Martha Trust Non members £280 for a team of four Members £160 for a team of four Call us on 01304 610448 or visit www.marthatrust.org.uk/golfday for details Martha Trust,Homemead Lane, Hacklinge, Deal, Kent CT14 0PG T 01304 610448F01304 [email protected] www.marthatrust.org.uk Registered Charity Number 1067885 Company Number 3467406 8 Telephone advertising: 01303 817110 Email [email protected] yourlocalinterview QTell us a little bit about you. composition analysis.Each week we cover a cate to make little changes for results that QUESTION & ANSWER different topic,such as why we need to drink last,so the information can be taken home to AI’m a 30-year-old personal wellness coach water,the importance of fibre,personal pro- make the whole family healthier. and independent Herbalife distributor, tein requirements etc.Participants can learn SARAH working part-time around my full time job as to make healthy choices for themselves for QWhy do people get fat? a service technician. My Herbalife business is long term results and of course for their fami- into its fourth year, helping people to lose lies too.Plus we have lots of fun,weekly prizes ABusy lifestyles make it too easy to go for weight, gain weight, maintain a healthy and quizzes in a great community atmosphere fast food.We’re not as active as we once MARMONT weight,helping people find more energy and while making great friends. were and combined with a lack of education, vitality and of course sports nutrition. QWhy did you start the challenges? most of my clients believe they are eating healthily but too much can still be detrimental QWhat’s the 12 week community weight loss challenge? to your health. Simply put, we don’t drink AI decided to run the challenges to be able to enough water or eat enough healthy sources of AI started Faversham Arriba Wellness Club help more people with health and nutri- protein or fruit and vegetables. in April 2009 to run the 12 week communi- tion.In the past I have concentrated primari- ty weight loss challenges and extended to the ly on helping clients use Herbalife programmes Canterbury areas last year. on a one-to-one basis,however,we noticed a QSo what’s the secret to success? The community weight loss challenge is a gap in the market place as people wanted the health and nutrition course,at a cost of £39, support and expertise of a Herbalife distribu- AMaking little changes, drinking more where people can learn how to eat healthily tor, without necessarily purchasing the water and being more active can make all and lose weight permanently. The biggest Herbalife programmes. the difference to reaching and maintaining a loser at the end of the challenge can win up to By running the challenges as a non-profit healthy weight.Learning to read and under- £300 based on a percentage of their original making enterprise,I can afford to help and stand food labels can help as many people weight.Second prize is up to £200 and third support everyone in a group environment no focus on low in fat,but it’s often high in sugar. prize up to £100,dependant on class size. matter how they choose to lose weight.All I ask is that they learn from the nutritional QWhat’s different about the challenge? education,this is my way of giving back to the QHow can people get find out more? community. 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WC 190111 10 Telephone advertising: 01303 817110 Email [email protected] yourschools 4x3 = 12 Lloyd Webber calls tune for BREAK TIME National survey is college’s £1m music project watching the birdie THE tenth annual RSPB Big Schools’ Birdwatch is under way.The national survey will see hundreds of schoolchildren count the birds they see in their play- A WORLD renowned cel- (cid:2)BY MATHEW BEECH grounds. list will be opening a new Pupils from Sandown School in Deal,White Cliffs music school in Dover. His first known appointment to Primary and St Richard’s Julian Lloyd Webber will be at a musical position was as organist Primary in Dover, Capel- Dover College to open the £1mil- of Dover Priory in 1530-31,which le-Ferne Primary and St lion project. is now Dover College. Martins School in Lloyd Webber,62,launched his He wrote The Lamentations of Folkestone, and Capel career after winning a scholarship Jeremiah and If Ye Love Me, Brownies will be taking to the Royal College of Music at which will be performed on the part. The count, which the age of 16. day by the Dover College school began on Monday and will He went on to become one of the choir. run to Friday,February 4, world’s most renowned cellists Dover College will be organising it encourages children and and musicians. music days in March, inviting teachers to learn about the birds that Following in his footsteps is local primary schools to partici- share their school grounds. Dover College graduate Elspeth pate in a music lesson and then Last year,55 schools in the county took Robertson,age 16,who received a perform a concert for parents to part in the survey with 1,800 Kent pupils scholarship from the Royal attend. counting birds.The survey helps the RSPB College of Music and will be per- The college runs a chapel choir, build a picture of birdlife and the changes forming at the grand opening of madrigal group, choral society, in population . the music school. orchestra,jazz band and a number In Kent last year,the blue tit was the Dover College headmaster of smaller ensembles,with plenty most common visitor to playgrounds,with Stephen Jones said:“Our plan is of opportunities for pupils to per- blackbirds second and black-headed gulls to significantly increase the num- form at any level and in any style. third. ber of pupils taking music lessons Director of music Paul Young Since its launch in 2002,the survey has and we will be adding to our said:“Dover College is always on grown in popularity and last year the music scholarships. the lookout for potential musi- RSPB introduced the Little Schools’ “It’s all about encouraging cians among our pupils and from Birdwatch for the under fives. youngsters to sing and play an outside. Sophie McCallum of the RSPB said:“As instrument.” “Scholarships are awarded well as contributing to our understanding The brother of composer Sir annually to those who show of the changes in bird numbers, Big Andrew Lloyd Webber,Julian will potential or have gained a suffi- Schools’ Birdwatch does a fantastic job of open the Tallis Music School at ciently high standard on their inspiring children about nature. Dover College on Saturday. instrument or voice. “All you need to do is watch and count the The hall is named after Thomas “Naturally, we hope such birds in your school grounds for one hour, Tallis, a composer born in Kent improved facilities will encourage then send one set of results back to the around 1505,and widely consid- others to want to join us and RSPB telling us what you saw.” ered the most important compos- become part of our musical envi- er of Tudor times. ronment here at Dover College.” GUEST: Julian Lloyd Webber will attend the opening of Dover College’s music school SEND your schools news and pictures to [email protected]. You can also upload your video clips of schools events on to www.yourkenttv.co.uk. Looking for a Primary School? developing confidence and individual talents Give your little one activities already provided at the For all your a head start: school. Dover College’s Infant and Junior Dover College offers you and your servicing little one flexibility with full or part- School educates children aged 3 to time sessions. Your child can start 11. Our caring professional teachers believe that by identifying each throughout the academic year needs visit depending on availability. The child’s particular strengths, they can Nursery Grant Vouchers for which build the solid foundations which yourlocal Dover College is registered enable 3 will help your child become a to 5 year old children to attend a confident, happy and well-rounded professionals number of free sessions. Working individual. 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