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Holidaymakers face wait on derelict Kent racecourse during six-hour EES queues

  • Posted on July 22, 2026
  • By I Paper
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  • 1 min read
In brief

The UK government has introduced contingency measures to manage unprecedented travel congestion at Dover and Folkestone, utilizing the abandoned racecourse as a temporary holding facility. With Brexit-related Entry/Exit System (EES) checks creating bottlenecks, authorities anticipate severe delays exceeding six hours during peak holiday periods. This emergency infrastructure deployment reflects growing concerns about cross-channel transport capacity and border management challenges facing British and European travelers.

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Holidaymakers face wait on derelict Kent racecourse during six-hour EES queues
Holidaymakers face wait on derelict Kent racecourse during six-hour EES queues

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