Teletext Recovery - 17/10/1989

P206 ORACLE 206 Tue17 Oct TVS 1941:47  1/7  RAMSGATE JOINS  LORRIES CAMPAIGN The port of Ramsgate in Kent is taking part in a new government scheme to try to control the weight of lorries on roads in the South East. The port is one of five that will be fitted with a new weighbridge to monitor the increasing amount of freight traffic. All incoming lorries will cross the bridge before reaching the open road and drivers will be supplied with a weight ticket. >>> Community 240 Main Index 100 ITN 101 OVERSEAS HOLIDAY INDEX 580

P206 ORACLE 206 Tue17 Oct TVS 1945:01  2/7  NEWS BRIEFS FROM  AROUND THE SOUTH Police criticise motorway drivers Drivers were criticised by police today after causing one of Britain's longest ever jams on the M25. Two lorries crashed at Leatherhead, Surrey, and caused a 10-mile tailback. Motorists, keen to see the injured driver, slowed down - causing a tailback stretching 30 miles to Kent on the opposite carriageway. Guildhall needs £500,000 repairs Salisbury's Guildhall needs repairs costing more than half a million pounds. A surveyor's report shows faults in the roof and parapet. >>> Community 240 Main Index 100 ITN 101 OVERSEAS HOLIDAY INDEX 580

P206 ORACLE 206 Tue17 Oct TVS 1942:23  3/7  NEWS BRIEFS FROM  AROUND THE SOUTH Work starts on £10.6M centre Work on a £10.6 million leisure complex has started at Mote Park near Maidstone. As well as sports facilities the complex will feature an ice rink and auditorium to seat 1,000 people for arts events. Marina scheme inquiry opens A public inquiry opens today into plans to build a luxury marina at Margate in Kent. Developers want to create a 350-berth marina at the resort town, but local fishermen fear it will damage their way of life. >>> Community 240 Main Index 100 ITN 101 OVERSEAS HOLIDAY INDEX 580

P206 ORACLE 206 Tue17 Oct TVS 1944:46  4/7  ARMY "TOO SECRETIVE"  SAYS HAMPSHIRE MP A report launched today by an all party committee of MPs criticises the army for being too secretive. Hampshire East MP Michael Mates chairs the Commons Defence Committee, which has been looking at the army's new anti-tank weapon. The report says the LAW 80 system needs updating quickly to beat new Soviet tanks. But the committee alleges it has been prevented from making a full report because the army has classified material which should not be secret. >> Community 240 Main Index 100 ITN 101 OVERSEAS HOLIDAY INDEX 580

P206 ORACLE 206 Tue17 Oct TVS 1945:18  5/7  DEPUTY HEAD IN  ASSAULTS ON GIRLS The deputy head of a north Hampshire school has been given a 12-months jail sentence for indecent assaults on little girls. Forty-year-old Frank Inglutt of the Post House, Aldermaston, Berks, has now resigned and says he will never teach again. He pleaded guilty at Winchester Crown Court to indecently assaulting two of his girl pupils aged 8 and 9 years. His concurrent jail sentences, of 12 months and 6 months, were suspended for two years. He was also fined £750. >>> Community 240 Main Index 100 ITN 101 OVERSEAS HOLIDAY INDEX 580

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