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Dover-Kent.Com The former Wesleyan Chapel in Buckland Tterrace, London Road. THE DOVER SOCIETY FOUNDED IN 1988 Registered with the Civic trust, Affiliated to the Kent Federation of Amenity Societies Registered Charity No. 299954 PRESIDENT: Brigadier Maurice Atherton VICE-PRESIDENTS: A. F. Adams, Howard Blackett, Ivan Green, Peter Johnson, Miss Lillian Kay, Peter Marsh, The Rt. Hon. The Lord Rees, Jonathan Sloggett, Tferry Sutton, Miss Christine Waterman and Martin Wright THE COMMITTEE C h a ir m a n : Jeremy Cope 53 Park Avenue, Dover CT16 1HD Tel: 01304 211348 V ic e-C h a ir m a n : Derek Leach 24 Riverdale, River, Dover CT17 OGX Tfel: 01304 823926 Vice-Chairman & Press Secretary: Tferry Sutton 17 Bewsbury Cross Lane, Whitfield, Dover CT16 3HB Tfel: 01304 820122 H o n . Secretary: Leo Wright "Beechwood", Green Lane, Tfemple Ewell, Dover CT16 3A Tfel: 01304 823048 H o n . T r ea su r er: Mike Weston 71 Castle Avenue, Dover CT16 1EZ Tfel: 01304 202059 M e m b e r sh ip Secretary: Sheila Cope 53 Park Avenue, Dover CT16 1HD Tfel: 01304 211348 So c ia l Secretary: Joan Liggett 19 Castle Avenue, Dover CT16 1HA Tfel: 01304 214886 E d it o r : Merril Lilley 5 East Cliff, Dover CT16 1LX Tfel: 01304 205254 C h a ir m a n o f P l a n n in g Su b-C o m m it t e e : Jack W oolford 1066 Green Lane, Tfemple Ewell, Dover CT16 3AR Tfel: 01304 330381 C h a ir m a n o f P r o je ct s Sub-C o m m it t e e : Jo h n Owen 83 Castle Avenue, Dover CT16 1EZ Tfel: 01304 202207 A. F. Adams, Hugh Gordon, Lesley Gordon, Dr S. S. G. Hale, Mike McFamell and Sybil Standing Content! 2 EDITORIAL 4 PLANNING Jack Woolford 5 OBITUARY: PHILOMENA KENNEDY Budge Adams 6 HISTORIC PLAQUES - LATEST Sheila Cope 7 MEMBERSHIP NEWS Sheila Cope 8 AWARDS CEREMONY AT VICTORIA CRESCENT Tferry Sutton & Jeremy Cope 8 PHOTOS FOR THE FUTURE 9 SUMMER OUTINGS VISIT TO DUNGENESS Steve Peters & Sheila Cope VISIT TO THE CITADEL Derek Leach THE ROYAL TOURNAMENT John Owen 18 MILLENNIUM ESSAY COMPETITION WINNING ESSAY Amy Packman 20 EMMAUS... NOW FULLY OPEN Tferry Sutton 21 DROP BATTERY Jon Iveson 22 DOVER PAGEANT 1999 John Owen 24 KING HENRY THE EIGHTH AND DOVER Ivan Green 28 HUGH PRICE HUGHES AND METHODISM IN DOVER Alan Brooks 32 THE SCHOOLS OF DOVER S. S. G. Hale 34 REVIEW Merril Lilley 35 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 36 NINETY YEARS YOUNG Merril Lilley The Objectives of Editorial the Dover Society SEASONAL GREETINGS TO ALL OUR MEMBERS. founded in 1988. ur next meeting is the Christmas Feast at Dover College Refectory on • to promote high standards of OSaturday, 18th December, our last planning and architecture event of the present century. If you have not booked your places it is not too late to • to interest and inform the telephone Joan Liggett and send her your public in the geography, cheques for this popular evening. We hope history archaeology, natural the attendance and the buffet will be as history and architecture of good as ever. the area The programme for the year 2000 is included, as usual, on the back inside cover • to secure the preservation, of this issue and an application form for protection, development and the Wine and Wisdom evening in February improvement of features of (£4.00 per person, including refreshments historic or public interest and wine) should be inside your December Newsletter. It is a little early to finalise • and commitment to the belief some of the summer outings. For instance that a good environment is a the programme for the Marlowe Theatre good investment. performances is not available as far ahead as June. Details of events from May onwards will be included in the April The area we cover comprises the Newsletter. parishes or wards of Barton, Successful summer outings in 1999 Buckland, Castle, Lydden, included a trip to Dungeness, a tour of The Tfemple Ewell, Maxton, Pineham , Citadel and a visit to the last performance Priory, River, St. Radigund's, of the Royal Tburnament at Earls Court, all Tbwn & Pier and Ibwer Hamlets. reported in this issue. John Owen, the Chairman of our Projects Committee, All members receive three reports in full on the successful Newsletters a year and in each participation of Society members on the year the Committee organises two days of the Dover Pageant, August 29th about ten interesting events - and 30th, in the grounds of Dover College. talks, tours, visits, Members' We are pleased to report that the first of Meetings and usually a our millennium plaques, to mark the site of the discovery of the Bronze Age Boat, has Christmas Feast. been received from the foundry and it is The Society gives Awards for proposed that this will be fixed on the improvements to the area, Bench Street side of the underpass portal. It monitors planning proposals is hoped that the official unveiling will take and supports, joins in or place soon after the opening of the new gallery in the Museum on 22 November. initiates civic projects and arts Sheila Cope has written a report on the . events. progress of the Society's plans for the next j three plaques to be positioned on buildings in Dover in the year 2000. Others are Glyn Hale, one of our newest committee planned for the future. members, has written an article on Congratulations to Lillian Kay and Dover Schools. to Derek Leach on the occasion of the T he editor w ould like to th a n k all reg­ launch of their book, 'The Life and ular contributors to the Newsletter and Times of a Dovorian". By the time this also those members, like Alan Brooks, Newsletter is printed many of you will who occasionally send unsolicited have bought a copy at the Society articles. Readers may remember that meeting on 22 November, when Lillian Alan had an article in Newsletter 30 on will be speaking on the theme of "Stained Glass at the Maison Dieu". Also "Christmases Remembered" - and sign­ thanks to Alan for his line drawing of ing copies of her book in the interval. Buckland Chapel, which we have used Once again we have a number of for the cover of this issue. articles of historical interest. Ivan We also extend thanks to Pfizer Ltd. Green's latest article on "Henry the of Sandwich for their generous Eighth and Dover" conveniently co­ sponsorship, for the second year, for incides with the current exhibition in half the cost of this Newsletter, and to the Castle Keep, depicting the prep­ our regular advertisers for their arations for Henry's visit to Dover in continued support. March 1539. Jon Iveson continues his A Happy Millennium Year to all our series on Dover's fortifications with an readers. If you live in Dover enjoy the article on one of the less well known millennium project celebrations on 31st fortifications on the Western Heights, December and 1st January, planned by the Drop Battery, to the seaward side of Dover District Council, consisting of the Drop Redoubt. Alan Brooks has lantern processions, bonfire and written an account of Hugh Price fireworks. See page 37 for details. Hughes and Methodism in Dover and Editor DEADLINE for contributions The last date for the receipt of copy for issue 37 will be Monday 14th February 2000. The Editor welcomes contributions and interesting drawings or photographs. "Paper copy" should be typed at double spacing. Handwritten copy should be clear with wide line spacing. Accurate fully proof-read copy on computer discs is acceptable; please ring 01304 205254 to discuss details. Publication in the Newsletter does not imply the Society's agreement with any views expressed, nor does the Society accept responsibility for any statements made. All published material remains the copyright of its authors, artists or photographers. EDITORIAL a n d p r o d u c t i o n t e a m Editor:Mrs. Merril Lilley Assistant Editor:Miss May Jones Proof Readers:Miss May Jones and Mrs Pam T&ylor Advertising Manager:Mr. B.J. Lilley Distribution Organiser:Mr. A.E ( Budge) Adams Envelopes and Labels:Mr. A.E ( Budge) Adams Area Distributors: A.EAdams, E.J.Baker, J.Cope, E.B.Dudley, J. Francis, M. Goulding, J. Harman,B. Hollingsbee, M.Jones, H.Larsen, M.Lilley, A.Mole, B. Newton,L.O'Connor, J.Owen, K.J.Palmer, M. Robson, E. Senyard, S. Standing, C.Taylor, J. Woolford, K.Wraight, L. Wright. THE EDITORIAL AND PRODUCTION TEAM WOULD LIKE TO THANK PFIZER LTD. FOR THEIR SPONSORSHIP OF HALF THE COST OF THIS ISSUE. The work of the sites for demolition and on the continued publication of sources of grant aid for the countryside. Our suggestions about the location of the PLANNING rail-freight exchange away from Sub-Committee Shakespeare Beach, the safeguarding of the old slipway under the De Reported by JACK WOOLFORD, Chairman Bradelei car park, the strengthening e continue to regret Ken Wraight's restrictions on coastal development and Wresignation but are pleased by Tbny the sharing of masts for tele­ Holman's persistence in tracing the communication aerials fell on deaf ears. pollution of the Dour by diesel fuel at We are the more pleased that the District Bridge Street. A prosecution by the Council has required mast-sharing at Environment Agency may be impending. Hobart Crescent. We are also pleased that At our request the Co-op has cleared the the Council is responding to the Fourth strip of land bordering on the B&Q site of Review of the County Structure Plan vegetation and we are appraising the rather than to SERPLAN's South East result.
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