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So often we are left mourning that a species has become extinct, that we have ruined some environmental aspect of our planet, damaged a historical building beyond repair.
In between is prehistory;...
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The building of the tunnel will irreparably damage the heritage site.
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I would like to register my dismay at the building of a road through the Stonehenge landscape of of exceptional prehistoric interest. This astonishing landscape is one of the most significant...
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Due to monetary constraints existing at the moment what is the logic of sinking a tunnel when for a fraction of the cost a dual carriage way could be built. If previous governments had progressed with...
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1) Why on earth would any right minded persons or organisations ever dream of causing untold damage to such a wonderful site.
2) There must be other answers to resolving the traffic problems that...
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The extreme roadworks to this heritage site can and will cause extreme disruption to the archeological value of the area. It will disrupt what is there. In addition no one will be able to see the...
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The proposed scheme will cause irreparable damage to the archaeology and setting of the World Heritage Site around Stonehenge. It will cut across and destroy parts of the wider prehistoric landscape,...
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I am writing as someone who grew up at Boscombe Down and knows the area well. My major concern is the damage to the archeology of the landscape both known and that not yet discovered. In particular I...
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Damage to wildlife and countryside
Loss of view from the passing road
Huge expense
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The proposed scheme will cause irreversible damage to a wider prehistoric landscape that is only just beginning to be understood; it will damage the internationally important Blick Mead site and...
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As a Dane with English reletives, I have visited the site of Stonehenge with ny children and now grandchildren year after year. The place is irreplaceable and should not be damaged in any way.
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Increased vehicle noise from faster traffic.
Irreparable damage to the WHS, its archaeology and setting.
Concerns about damage to Blick Mead Mesolithic site and its setting.
Lack of alternative...
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Stonehenge is a World Heritage Site and should be treated with the utmost respect. There is much still to be discovered in the wider prehistoric landscape and any new road building or tunneling should...
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In September 1918 Lord Chubb, on giving the Stonehenge landscape to the nation, wrote “All controversy will now cease and Stonehenge so dear to our hearts will now rest safe and secure...”
There...
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I am not satisfied that the potential for damage to this unique and irreplaceable site is being considered properly, there is clearly real cause for concern.
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What is being done to Stonehenge is sacrilege.
Please stop now.
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I am particularly anxious that none of the important archaeological remains all around the Stonehenge area is disturbed.
Would seriously suggest less advertising for people to see Stonehenge. It is...
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I object to this piece of wanton vandalism. In 2016 i did a number of walks in the Stonehenge area. These made it clear that Stonehenge exists in an incredible landscape of historic features. It is...
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It is important that j'ust because we can do something, doesn't mean we should', is weighed up in this case. It would seem that alternative options with less negative impact have not been provided or...
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- There will be extensive damage to this world heritage site. Stonehenge is integrated into a complete landscape, it is part of a much larger environment and is not a 'stand alone' monument. The...
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I object to this plan purely because of the damage it will do to such an important site, to both archaeological remains, flora and fauna and to a a World Heritage site. There is no doubt that...
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Everyone should be able to see the stones for free, and that includes driving past.
Disturbance to the wildlife inc rare bird species
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Although I am not a local, the site is obviously of national and global significance.
The possibility of damage (which, in fact, has already occurred) to the surrounding site, which is of equal...
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This site is described by UNESCO as a ‘landscape and they say the scheme should not go ahead in its present form because of incredible damage to Blick Mead Mesolithic site and its setting.
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I am concerned about damage to an ancient national monument and it's surrounding area, including artifacts not already discovered. In addition, the view of the stones will be lost from the road,...
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