I'm fully aware that it would be a bit more then simply dredging, and yes it would be an ongoing process. I was merely pointing out that it isn't an impossible task though, and once the initial dredging had been completed it would only require the channels to be kept clear.
Agreed though, it makes much more sense to have it further up the river as originally suggested. Then the the ships doing the offshore installation can load the turbine parts from a deepwater berth and out to the worksite all in one go, rather then having a barge loaded up and towed up to the ships to unload etc.

You know - this thought has been crossing my mind since Allam first went public with his "Sporting Village" smokescreen.

Who was it said that if you repeat a lie often enough it can become the truth? :lol
Geobbels Lenin you choose you seem to know everything else!

As soon has Mr Allam said give me the K C Stadium I would have said Good Bye
plus no plans on the table ..I have work for the Council and they don't do business that way ..They like it neat and tidy every thing in it's box ..There was no comeback from the sale of the Council Bus Company everything was check and double checked .

Are you sure the sale of the Council Bus Company wasn't just checked and double decked



I'll get my coat......................................TAXI

Here, and make sure you wear the hood.