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Signing the petition from home or abroad

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It’s not been obvious to many international objectors that they can also sign our petition from outside the UK. We have been running two linked petitions against the road-widening proposals that would severely damage Stonehenge World Heritage Site concurrently but it has been tricky to get the message across if you live abroad.  We have made it easier to sign our petition with these neatly designed logo buttons which we hope will now make signing crystal clear!
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The petitions are linked and the total maintained on 38 degrees.

The Stonehenge Saga Continues

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Link here for the campaign timeline  Stonehenge: the Saga Continues is a chronological account by our founder members, the late Lord and Lady Kennet (Wayland and Elizabeth Young).   The Kennets were some of the earliest campaigners to become embroiled in ambitions to ‘improve’ the archaeological landscape which they called ‘a smouldering … Continue reading →

Objection to permanent coach park at WHS

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The Stonehenge Alliance has objected to an application by English Heritage for permission at Stonehenge Visitors Centre Airman’s Corner for: permanent use of the temporary coach park modification of existing coach park to create 53 coach spaces and 26 motorhome spaces construction of ancillary building for new coach visitor facilities … Continue reading →

UNESCO report welcomed

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The Stonehenge Alliance has welcomed the findings of UNESCO’s mission to Stonehenge which are contained in its recently published its report. UNESCO concluded that: “The length of the tunnel and the siting of the portals are the two key issues of this project.” while the “preliminary idea” of an A303 … Continue reading →

Countdown to A303 Stonehenge engineering works

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Recently, it was International Day for Monuments and Sites, a good time to remind ourselves how lucky we are to have iconic monuments such as Stonehenge. Yet the World Heritage Site remains under threat from the Government’s road building programme and its damaging short tunnel. While the tunnel would not damage … Continue reading →