A MASSIVE heap of .and blocking the mouth of Whit. stable harbour Is to be shifted at a cost of nearly £l5OO. The Harbourmaster told an Crgency Committee meeting on Monday that the sand, piled up after recent heavy northeast gales. was causing serious navigation problems • Now i

WHITSTABLE and East Kent Whippet Racing Club's Sunday meetings at the Molash track are increasing in popularity. This is not surprising in view of the fact that entry and parking at the track are free, the only charge being for racing, which 50p per dog and includes rosettes, tr

CHESTFIEID man Mr. Ned Smith I right I of the National Coal Board, has been appointed deputy director general of the industrial relations department and director of manpower. He will also have respon 'ability tor co-ordinating industrial training In the mining industry Mr. Smith

F SALES SERVICE PARTS QUEENS GARAGE HERNE BAY Wear the right clothing WEARING the right clothing and footwear can make all the difference to both comfort and conceittraUon when you are at the wheel, says the RAC. Tight clothing tends to Ict arm and leg movements, can cause indige

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MORE dredging works have been carried out at Whitstable harbour during the last week. The Thanet grabhopper dredger "Ramsgate" came round from her home port last Monday and has been busy clearing harbour berths. Other shipping movements at the harbour durtng the week which ended