Isn't there the small matter of a boat full of explosives in the way of the Thames estuary plan?
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Saves the terrorists bringing their own I suppose....Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIsn't there the small matter of a boat full of explosives in the way of the Thames estuary plan?Comment
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Yes but it doesn't effect the latest Isle of Grain proposal. Just the Estuary island / Southend / Sheppey proposal.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIsn't there the small matter of a boat full of explosives in the way of the Thames estuary plan?
One advantage that is currently lost is the idea that you could connect both Kent and Essex to Boris Island which would provide multiple routes to and from the airport. The isle of Grain option leaves you with the joys of the A2.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Well, it's due east of Isle of Grain, so unless planes are only going to fly in over London, then I'd be wary of going that wayOriginally posted by eek View PostYes but it doesn't effect the latest Isle of Grain proposal. Just the Estuary island / Southend / Sheppey proposal.
One advantage that is currently lost is the idea that you could connect both Kent and Essex to Boris Island which would provide multiple routes to and from the airport. The isle of Grain option leaves you with the joys of the A2.
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I think there is a slight difference in the risk of flying over the site and building a multi billion pound airport next to itOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWell, it's due east of Isle of Grain, so unless planes are only going to fly in over London, then I'd be wary of going that way
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If they close Heathrow half of Bucks & Berks low to mid level earners would be unemployed.
If they don't work at the airport they sell to it or its suppliers.Comment
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Anyway all of you Estuary proponents can fook right off - we need to build it in Lydd then my house price will go through the roof
How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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and what's wrong with that. They should get on their bikes to find work just like one of their former favourite MPs told those in the North to do.Originally posted by vetran View PostIf they close Heathrow half of Bucks & Berks low to mid level earners would be unemployed.
If they don't work at the airport they sell to it or its suppliers.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Exactly!Originally posted by eek View Postand what's wrong with that. They should get on their bikes to find work just like one of their former favourite MPs told those in the North to do.
If it were oop north they'd shut it in the blink of an eye. Aye.Comment
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of course they can, but in the ten to twenty years it would take us to get back to full employment the lazy northerners would starve without benefitsOriginally posted by eek View Postand what's wrong with that. They should get on their bikes to find work just like one of their former favourite MPs told those in the North to do.
Heathrow is a significant part of London's success.Comment
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