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Saturday, 1 January 2011

Lorry park - enquiry to the Police - Enquiry 2705/2011 re Converter Station/danger

From: Toni SLATER PSE 55272 <toni.slater@kent.pnn.police.uk>
Subject: Enquiry 2705/2011
To: mavis.turton@btinternet.com
Date: Monday, 23 May, 2011, 15:22
Dear Mrs Turton

Please find attached a letter from ACC Adams in response to your enquiry (Letter from ACC Adams in link immediately below).

Regards.
Mrs Toni Slater

(Mrs) Toni Slater  (55272)
PA to ACC Andy Adams
Operational Support
Tel:  19-2656 or 01622 652656
Email: toni.slater@kent.pnn.police.uk

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An new enquiry has been submitted from the website:

Contact Name: Mrs mavis turton
Email Address: mavis.turton@btinternet.com
Enquiry: Dear Mr Learmonth,
There is a proposal to build a massive lorry stacking facility at the edge of Sellindge/Aldington villages.
This will be very close to the Electricity converter Station.
I understand that it will accommodate 3,000 plus lorries during Operation Stack, in force when the Cross Channel ferries are out of action because of strikes or bad weather.
Could you please tell me whether you are in favour of such a construction, bearing in mind the fact that there will be lorries carrying hazardous loads, and the proximity of the Converter Station.  I would have thought that policing this would be very expensive, and with the cost of something like £50 million pounds, (and escalating) it would be an unnecessary burden on the taxpayer, when Kent Police seem to manage Operation Stack admirably.
In today's political climate, it would be a prime target for terrorism I would have thought.

Mavis Turton
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