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  We do need to try to breathe new life into Dover and its businesses; we also need to smarten up a lot of the scruffy buildings that are owned by absent landlords, so the Town starts to look cared for.
  
  Tyrone, the Town's cleaner/sweeper has got to be one of the most conscientious town litter-men and always doing his best, but it difficult to keep up when there is such a distinct lack of pride or care amongst a lot of people.
  
  We also need to make sure that whoever lives in the flats above the shops where those flats are "managed" by housing associations (and private rented accommodation), that the tenants are going to be decent ones and behave themselves, not like some recently in Cannon St.
  
  Every town has empty shops, but I'm sure they aren't allowed to be left in the state that ours are left in; we need to tighten up on those too.
  
  Support the shops, support Dover and help keep Dover "open".
  
  
  
  
  
  Roger

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