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  If the plan is presented, Keith, then it becomes known.
  If the idea is considered worthy, then people can decide whether to participate with financial investment in return for shares rendering dividends (on condition there is a profit).
  
  The plan excludes borrowing from financial institutions. Any investment would be in return for shares.
  
  Before any investment were made, the plan would need to be fully costed and approved and all legal requirements set in place.
  Basically we are talking here of clothes and shoes made in Dover.
  
  These could be sold in Dover, elsewhere in Kent, beyond the Wall in Scotland, and oversees.
  A trademark could be advertised and become a household name.
  
  Production could increase and more people could be employed.
  We would be offering a Made in England brand, specifically Made in Dover.
  
  The exclusion of middlemen making enormous profits and a policy of sale directly to the retailer would keep retail prices within limits.
  Good quality at fair prices with NO cheap labour.
  
  What I am presenting is an idea and a partially costed plan, and I'd be prepared to invest £100 from my savings once it were up and running (in return for an equivalent share).
  
  There would be full transparency in all investments and economic operations, with one or more employed accountants keeping track and doing the paperwork.

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