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Well if it's in the Heritage Action remit i.e. if prehistoric stuff is being damaged (not the view or the atmosphere or the surroundings or the setting, the law and the Guardians have made damn sure those aren't valid planning factors) then drop us a line with chapter and verse.

How about DEFRA? If the landowners are getting oodles of European money not to damage the natural environment or archaeology under a stewardship scheme that might be an opening.

OK, I will do. DEFRA/don't know - they don't care. Not until it gets some adverse publicity and then (???). Britain's Last Wilderness. They'd be up there sharp enough if someone was building a conservatory but a few miles of road - forget it! I do wonder what the AONB Historic Landscape Officer has done with the few map refernces I sent him. Anyone like to hazard a guess? And should I post his name on this list?