I fully agree with the points raised, that is the advantage that I feel Doverforum has, as far as the 'finger on the pulse' in Dover is concerned. Due to being a 24/7 operation and also responsible members of the community posting on the Letters page to voice their opinions, albeit seen as negative by other forms of communication. The local papers have the option of not including letters which they feel do not fit in with their editorial policy running at a given time.
Let us move forward and turn a few 'sods' so to speak, then at least we can see that the town is advancing towards the common goal.
