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Neil, your clarification should be a clear answer that Dover Town would be the main beneficiary, before Deal, or any outlying villages, including Whitfield and River.
I do however see in your words, based on the small print, that the intentions of the p/p is to be carrying out major port developments, as you have stated here, as well as investing money into Dover Town, and to a much lesser extent in Deal and elsewhere in the district.
One would imagine that a substantial part of this money going to Dover and - to a much lesser extent to Deal and villages - is invested free of any financial return, and not on a lending bases. Can you confirm this, that it would not be owed back to the p/p of MP Charlie Elphicke?
But it would transpire from your statements that some money would be invested elsewhere in England and Wales. As I cannot see this being given for nought, I assume it would be investments aimed at gaining a return of the invested money plus a lucrative interest.
Could you confirm if I have understood this correctly?
Adding to these questions, I gather from your posts here that the p/p has many grand plans of major port developments, handing big sums of money to Dover, smaller sums to Deal and villages, and still finding the resources to invest in England and Wales.
All this does not fit in my excel pie sheet, as the input data does not show so much money rolling into the port in the first place, once the turnover is reduced to profit, and the pensions fund is calculated.
It seems more like a Babylonian tower going to heaven, too fantastic to be realistic!