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  Lara and Alexander are correct the way forward is to work together to preserve Western Heights, an important NATIONAL ANCIENT MONUMENT in its ENTIRITY and also the ARTHURIAN AONB valley of FARTHINGLOE.
  
  They are both major assets for Dover and as I have said before I agree with Peter Garstin's proposal that the Imperial War Museum should be asked to join in the discussions on WH's future - last time my posting was met with the usual derision.
  
  Yesterday CPRE submitted their objections against the proposed CGI development and not only do they strongly condemn it but call for a Judicial Review.
  
  Nearly, every time I have listed what appears to me as the violations of the various Planning legislation notably the NPPF and the Adopted LDF I have been met with accusations of liable!
  
  The point is, at the moment the future for both WH and Farthngloe Valley's lies in the balance - the sites to be used for building for Dover's regeneration and by giving this permission DDC violate established planning laws so leave themselves wide open to legal attack ... as well as national condemnation for desecration.
  
  Or do they deny permission ... AND future planning permission ... for wholesale desecration of both or most likely just one Farthingloe?
  
  My understanding is that Lara, Alexander and Mike all concur with me that it is the second option that would be the most beneficial for Dover's future.
  
  Lorraine

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