Dover - The Gateway to England

</head> <body background="paper.gif" >   <table CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 COLS=2 WIDTH="100%" > <tr> <td><b><font color="#FF6666"><font size=+4>Welcome to DOVER</font></font></b> <br><b><i><font size=+2>An independent view from a resident!</font></i></b></td> <td> <div align=right><img SRC="dovlog1.gif" ALT="Logo - Dover - Gateway to England" NOSAVE BORDER=0 height=154 width=239 align=TEXTTOP></div> </td> </tr> </table> <p><b><i>Welcome to my Dover pages. These pages are all about the town and port of Dover.</i></b> <p><b><i>There are pages here on the following.</i></b> <br>  <center><table COLS=2 WIDTH="80%" > <tr> <td><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="intro.html">An introduction to Dover</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="ferries.html">The Dover ferries</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="news.html">Port and Ferry News</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="travelling.html">How to get to (and from) Dover</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17>  <b><i><a href="festival.html">Beer Festival !</a></i></b></td> <td><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="pubs.html">A sample of Dover's pubs</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="eating.html">Some of Dover's Eating Houses</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="routes.html">Maps of the town</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE BORDER=0 height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="contacts.html">Local contacts</a></i></b> <p><img SRC="image9.gif" NOSAVE BORDER=0 height=17 width=17><b><i><a href="links.html">Links to other sites about Dover</a></i></b></td> </tr> </table></center> <p><b><i>This site is intended as a guide to the town for the visitor or traveller, regardless which country or town you may be travelling from. Dover residents may even find something useful here and I would especially appreciate e-mail from anyone in or around Dover.</i></b> <p><b><i>I have not intended this site as a tourist guidebook or a picture album. Photos will be added where it's sensible, but the main intention is that the site should contain as much information as possible in a readible form.</i></b> <p><b><i>The information in these pages is being developed all the time, mostly in response to comments from visitors, so if you think something is missing - tell me (more later)!</i></b> <p><b><i>This site was started in October 1996 when no-one else had even thought about a Dover website, least of all the local Council (but that's now changed, see the <a href="links.html">links</a> page).</i></b> <p><b>For navigation I have newly introduced the frame at the left of the screen. Please let me know if this causes problems. These pages should still all be navigable without the use of the frame. If you have reached this page and wish to lose the frame, press <a href="index1.html" target="_top">here</a></b> . <i>Equally, if you've lost the frame (or never found it!) then let's go back to the <a href="index.html" target="_top">beginning</a> ....</i> <p><b>All the views expressed are personal and if you want to tell me anything, please use the <a href="feedback.html">feedback</a> page.</b> <br>  <br>  <br> <br> <center> <p> <i>Please note that these pages relate to Dover, Kent, UK only!!!!</i> <br> <hr WIDTH="88%"> <br><img SRC="/cgi-bin/count?dd=C&ft=0" ALT="The Counter Lives Here" NOSAVE height=40 width=40> <br><b>These pages © 1997-2007  </b></center> <p><br> </body>