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    Its true to say that there was never going to be a risk of any future development on that particular section of cliffs but now, with the National Trust having ownership it not only safeguards the cliffs from any future threat but also will allow more people to enjoy the stunning views. Before any of you cynics say "well they could before" bare in mind the less able bodied that couldn't manage to walk that far. Now the National Trust owns that section of the cliffs they can put bench seating, better paths and fencing there. Look at the bigger picture and embrace the fact that the cliffs are in safe hands to be preserved for future generations. Besides, if you owned the land could you honestly say you wouldn't have taken the money!!

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