Holidaymakers across the West Midlands and Shropshire travelling to France for Easter have been urged to think ahead as companies warn of delays in border processes.
Travelling from our region to France for an Easter getaway could be an ordeal.
Additional coach bookings taken by ferry operators during Easter has impacted operations, a statement on the port's website said on Saturday morning. A statement from the port said:"The Port of Dover is deeply frustrated by last night's and this morning's situation and particularly so on behalf of all the ferry operators' coach passengers who have had to endure such a long wait at the port.
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