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  Let's not forget the high speed train now puts Dover in commuter distacne of London. I've been in this situation before and was surprised by just how many folks wanted to get away from the smoke, and almost anywhere wihin a one hour commute was on thier house buying horizon.
  
  I have been back to see that place since and it is now a thriving community where before it was just "sleepy hollow".
  
  The locals are delighted for a number of reasons, the town is thriving, there is employment where there was very little, there is more affluence locally.
  
  Maybe that doesn't work for everyone, but surely that dpends on what we want for Dover; dead town or living town?

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