| In Habermas's view, the press is an important port of call in the public sphere. |
| The first port of call was set to be Eastlea Community School in Canning Town, east London. |
| The new co-ordinator has been brought in to help change that by promoting the area as an exciting port of call. |
| It is not confirmed whether Sligo will be a port of call as the ship sails on a day to day basis, depending on weather conditions. |
| And after tomorrow's visit to Nelson the next port of call for the sinking ship is Accrington, the side one place above them, on Sunday. |
| In every port of call pre-booked day trips are available for a fee or passengers can make their own arrangements to see local sites of interest. |
