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Selling Dover - New e-petition PLEASE sign!!
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This is the new e-petition objecting to the sale of Port of Dover, please,please all sign..
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All of Dover & future generations will thank you, or if the DHB get away with it, damn us all for selling our birthright!
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All of Dover & future generations will thank you, or if the DHB get away with it, damn us all for selling our birthright!
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Just a quick note, which I received as an email from Dover Peoples Port
http://www.peoplesport.org.uk/
Which puts the REAL issue into the public as follows:
With the NT, they were a bit upset with us because of Charlie’s allusion to the White Cliffs being sold when we first launched. The NT maintained that they owned the White Cliffs of Dover and so they could not be sold if the port was sold. It has since transpired that, in fact, the DHB do own quite a chunk of the cliffs stretching as far East as LangdonBay beyond the Eastern Arm. The NT owns the land on top of the cliffs, but not the cliffs themselves. I hope that this issue can be resolved so that we can work together with the NT to fight this sell off proposal.
As the NT has also a petition to purchase the part of the cliffs overlooking the Eastern Docks at Dover, this now puts the question of its ownership into the melting pot, for the above reason.
http://www.peoplesport.org.uk/
Which puts the REAL issue into the public as follows:
With the NT, they were a bit upset with us because of Charlie’s allusion to the White Cliffs being sold when we first launched. The NT maintained that they owned the White Cliffs of Dover and so they could not be sold if the port was sold. It has since transpired that, in fact, the DHB do own quite a chunk of the cliffs stretching as far East as LangdonBay beyond the Eastern Arm. The NT owns the land on top of the cliffs, but not the cliffs themselves. I hope that this issue can be resolved so that we can work together with the NT to fight this sell off proposal.
As the NT has also a petition to purchase the part of the cliffs overlooking the Eastern Docks at Dover, this now puts the question of its ownership into the melting pot, for the above reason.
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