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  I'd add funds to John's list.
  
  Talking the Town down and allowing apathy to overcome are not options that we have if we want to not only survive but begin to thrive.
  
  Waiting on our local authorities to make a start is not an option either really, LA projects seem to have to wait for something else to fall into place before proceeding and the 'something else' becomes something else possibly ad infinitum.
  
  Dover needs improvements to be led by a dedicated, funded and professional team who are receptive to local concerns and to work with Local Authorities but not be held up by them.
  
  I note that whatever the project and no matter how much good it looks like delivering, there will be detractors; this is where the thick skin comes in. Also to be noted is that a good idea is a good idea, no matter from whom it emanates, but that not everyone who thinks that they have a good idea actually has one.

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