John Keefe
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 45 |
| Web site | johnkeefe.net |
| Date of birth | October 29,1979 |
| Zodiac sign | Scorpio |
| Born | Boston |
| Massachusetts | |
| United States | |
| Movies/Shows | The Inside |
| Return of the Living Dead: Necropolis | |
| Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave | |
| Proof | |
| Awards | Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine |
| Louisa Gross Horwitz Prize | |
| Gruber Prize in Neuroscience | |
| Grawemeyer Award in Psychology | |
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| ID | 674869 |
John Keefe Life story
John Keefe is an American film and television actor, best known for playing Julian Garrison in Return of the Living Dead: Necropolis, and its following sequel, Return of the Living Dead: Rave to the Grave. He also played the main character in Not Another High School Show. He played as Brad Crow in White Air.
Coach firms try Eurotunnel after Dover ferry delays
... Eurotunnel spokesman John Keefe said the service, which experienced no delays last weekend, was already running at maximum capacity...
Eurotunnel and Dover queues: Warning over Channel traffic for next weekend
... John Keefe, director of public affairs for Getlink - which operates the Eurotunnel between Folkestone and Calais, said the issue over the weekend had been caused by the expected " very heavy traffic of passengers" getting away on holidays alongside an unexpected amount of truck traffic, which would normally have crossed to France earlier but had been delayed by an accident on the motorway...
Dover and Eurotunnel queues: Gridlock persists for travellers to France
... John Keefe, director of public affairs for Eurotunnel, said traffic disruption had been caused by an accident on the M20 on Friday, and stretches of the road being used solely for freight traffic, with holidaymakers diverted on to A-roads...
Coach firms try Eurotunnel after Dover ferry delays
By Jemma DempseyBBC News
Eurotunnel has had a spike in enquiries from coach operators seeking to avoid a repeat of the weekend ferry delays at Dover.
It Comes as ferry firms are in talks with port authorities after a Critical Incident was declared when travellers faced More Than 12-hour waits.
However, Eurotunnel said it was unlikely to have availability as bookings were made in advance.
The government said new Brexit processes played a role in the queues.
Extra ferries laid on over the weekend were not enough to prevent the queues, some of which left schoolchildren in coaches overnight.
The cross-Channel rail operator said Easter was a " really busy time" but that its contacts had reported an increase in enquiries " over The Last few days" as a result of what had happened in Dover.
Eurotunnel spokesman John Keefe said The Service , which experienced no delays Last Weekend , was already running at maximum capacity.
" We have a limited number of trains and four is the maximum we can operate per hour. Also we have truck shuttles, Eurostar and freight trains. It's a very intense environment, " He Said .
The Rise in enquiries comes as ferry companies take part in talks with The Port of Dover on How To regulate coach numbers ahead of a second wave of holidaymakers preparing to travel to France.
P& O Ferries, one of the three firms that sails from Dover along with DFDS and Irish Ferries , said the discussions were " ongoing and dynamic".
" We're working as closely as possible to minimise disruption and working through A Number of options, " a P& O spokesman said.
There was No Comment about reports of plans to cap The Number of coaches going through The Port at traditionally busy times, such as school holidays.
The Confederation of Passenger Transport, the trade body which represents coach companies, said it had approached The Port of Dover about taking part in The Talks but received no response.
" We did flag this problem in February and Maundy Thursday [6 April] is traditionally a busy day for coach travel, " a spokesman said.
The Department for Transport said it remained in " close contact" with all parties regarding the delays but would not say if it was taking part in The Talks .
The Port of Dover said it would be releasing a statement in the " coming days".
The Bbc has approached Irish Ferries and DFDS for comment.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
