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I don't think that emulating Canterbury on the cleaner brighter, more welcoming front, is aiming too low Keith.
Canterbury is a destination, Dover is not - not yet, but it could and should be.
There are more historic sites and attractions here than any other coastal town, from say, Southend to Southampton, it's just that no one outside of Dover knows about it.
Pardon the pun, but I think it is a red-herring to say half our catchment is fish; for a tourism destination, that shouldn't matter.
It's not just a matter of "get on with it", there needs to be a plan and a strategy and a number of projects to be worked on; none of the stakeholders have a plan and DTC have openly said they don't want to go down that route, but have councillors and officers do it, which to me is just wrong, they should be facilitators and funders.
Roger
