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...............would the shops distribute this money to the residents. No!
We have had the Saturday market project, that promised mass "footfall" to Dover, and again the argument, that these many people abandoning shops elsewhere in Dover District, and possible neighbouring districts, would invest great sums in local shops by way of shopping.
The idea being, the shops would then hand this money out equally to all residents?.......... from post 89
Sorry Alexander but just responding to your words.
Greater spending in our shops, pubs, cafe's and restaurants ensures them staying open, and encourages more to open. More businesses surviving, and even thriving, in the town means more jobs and more jobs means more locals with money to spend in the town. Much as I hate cliches......"it ain't rocket science".
