There's gold in them there cliffs

• howard mcsweeney1

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  29 July 2013     10:35238966
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  just a hypothesis but makes one think on what is beyond price.
  
  
  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-23375319
• Guest 977

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  29 July 2013     14:22238979
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  Howard,
  
  Judging by the lack of response I think you got the title wrong - if it had been 'Outrage over Western Heights goes nationwide' the thread would have been buzzing!
• Brian Dixon

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  29 July 2013     16:15238986
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  a large group of caravans,tents have now appeared on the cliffs.all prospecters hoping to cash in on the high gold prices.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  29 July 2013     17:36238992
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  i think interest in the western heights development has waned considerably ray, never hear anyone mention it any more.
  
  just seen as a fait accompli - what interested me was the argument that absolutely nothing is out of bounds if the right money is involved.
• Guest 653

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  30 July 2013     08:11239021
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  But it can also depend on what use the money is going to be put to Howard. In the Western Heights/Farthingloe case, a fair amount of money - £5 million, plus possible match funding, will ensure that there is good refurbishment of our heritage assets.
  
  
  
  
  Roger
• Brian Dixon

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  30 July 2013     08:30239023
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  it would be nice to see all the money used on restoration and not wasted on consultation fees.