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Sorry Brian, that's nonsense.
We have said so often on here about our history, heritage and heritage sites, the cliff-top and country walks etc. and now our seafront is truly one to be proud of (apart from perhaps, the toilets at both ends.
We have had a good number of shops opening too in recent months, so there must be more confidence about the future of Dover; what we need - urgently, is someone to help move Dover Town foward, making Dover a cleaner, smarter, more welcoming Town, somewhere where local people are happy to come in to, to shop, have a coffee (or whatever) and/or a meal in one of our pubs, restaurants and cafe, as well as bring in people from outlying areas and other Towns.
Dover has had some higher visitor numbers this year, but it is still mainly a to-it-and-through-it Town and it should be a destination - for visitors and tourists.
It can be done and it wouldn't cost the earth either - just the commitment (moral and financial) from DTC, DDC and DHB. It's not rocket science.
Roger