Our Alliance has submitted ten documents stating our objections. Altogether that’s 220 pages of detailed evidence with the input of eight authors and expert advisers. You can view our submissions (with summaries) on our DCO Examination page. [See notes 1 and 2 below] Huge thanks are due to our authors … Continue reading →
The much anticipated Preliminary Meeting for Examination of the A303 Stonehenge Development Consent Order (DCO) application was held at the invitation of the Examining Authority on 2 April. It was a crowded bureaucratic affair coloured by some unexpectedly challenging questions from participants about restrictive covenants, invisible references and administrative blunders such … Continue reading →
We urge everyone concerned about the impact of the A303 Expressway on the Stonehenge World Heritage Site to REGISTER TODAY! Registration does not commit you to doing anything more, although you can if you want to. However, it is important that the panel of planning Inspectors understands the strength of … Continue reading →
16 November 2018 – Highways England’s application for the Stonehenge Expressway and short (around 3km) tunnel was accepted today by the UK Infrastructure Planning Inspectorate. The planned engineering works would scar the Stonehenge landscape for ever. There would be extensive tunnel cuttings into the chalk for four lanes of tarmac, … Continue reading →
Expressway legacy threat mars centenary of Stonehenge donation Today is the centenary of the gift of Stonehenge to the nation by Sir Cecil and Lady Chubb. This weekend, English Heritage is marking the occasion with a specially commissioned tea party designed by Jeremy Deller and an installation of his work, … Continue reading →
