Hi everybody, it is great to see so many posts on the blogg!

My addition to the conclusion would be:
The geology of St. Leonards adds fantastic character to the place. The sandstone cliffs are spectacular. Combined with the interesting topography and beautiful sea, it is very picturesque. Because the layout of streets and buildings work with the geology and topography, it all sits well together and there is a unique sense of place that follows from this. The good climate, low polution levels and low floodrisk (only along seafront) makes this an ideal place to live. St. Leonards gardens is a lost opportunity, which could be a major pulling point to get people and money into the area if it was brought up to date with design aimed at contemporary use. It could become a social bustling place, helping to build up the community spirit.