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    V. Good Ray. Also true, which is part of the reason why it is going to take a significant amount of time to plan and organise.

    Philip, the point is to commemorate and remember the sacrifice of all those who died or were injured in WW1 at the centenary of the end of hostilities in a way that connects directly with the role that Dover played as the reception point for 1,215,886 injured service personnel returning from the continent. Dover's role in WW1 is rarely recognised and it is fitting that Dover be the regional centre of commemorations of the centenary of the end of WW1, just as it was fitting for Folkestone to be the regional centre of commemorations of the centenary of its commencement.

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