Ross,If you read my post you can see we are talking on the same lines other Towns are moving on but Dover is at a stand still and that will stay the same till there is some big changes at D.D.C. in planning more than most depts,some depts are working well and they do help the public, but it is the planning dept,been the same for years and they are the ones and some heads need to roll to get Dover on the move.I must say that is the way things come over to me anyway,just look at all the one bedroom flats going up like the ones in Folkestone rd,
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