Ferry godmotherThis reminds me, front page of The Herald negotiations are under way for a ferry service to come back to Folkestone, this sounds like A GOOD THING to me.... RE: Ferry godmotherSee also this... (assuming it's not the same article as the one you've posted). A sticking point for the ferry service would seem to be the harbour development. Roger de Haan is presenting his nice middle-class Norman Foster project in the near futur... Folkestone is no longer simply a ferry terminal and is poised to become a desirable seaside townSo says <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk">The Telegraph</a>, <a href="http://www.telegraph.co.uk/property/main.jhtml?xml=/property/2007/03/17/pdeco117.xml">have a look round quite a swanky pad here</a>...Justin Moorhouse, Seymour Mace & Mick FerryChris de Burgh in BirminghamBorn: 1948 in Buenos Aires, Argentina Style: Rock / Pop Check out: "The Lady in Red" "Don't Pay the Ferryman" "Missing You"Chris De Burgh & Band in LondonBorn: 1948 in Buenos Aires, Argentina Style: Rock / Pop Check out: "The Lady in Red" "Don't Pay the Ferryman" "Missing You" GET ME IN!...Forestry Commission: Bryan Ferry in Tetbury99.00Forestry Commission: Bryan Ferry in Brandon99.00Bryan Ferry in Edinburgh97.90Bryan Ferry in London75.90Bryan Ferry in London97.91Bryan Ferry in London97.91