The Thornborough Henges 71
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The Thornborough Henges

Action required!

I'm afraid not at the moment Jane, and to be honest it's very useful to see how many people are planning to object.

I thought I'd send a few letters out to some MP's who have a registered interest in archeaology. I got one back the other day from Tim Loughton the member for East Worthing and Shoreham. Along with a chap called Lord Redesdale who sits in the House of Lords he has promised to table some parliamentary questions on the subject in addition to speaking with the minister who would have overall responsibilty. In addition he has promised to take up the matter with Anne McIntosh the constituency MP. He has promised to get back to me should he have anything to report. Incidentally I also wrote to the planning committe at the council who told me that my objections had been noted.

To make it REALLY easy for 'maxed-out' busy people (like me) to object is a letter writing pack which contains all the information I need featuring:
1. some already-drafted text which I can lift word-for-word two versions, one 120 words long and another 200 words long. No-one will read any more than that, and
2. a list of names and addresses and email addresses who I can sent my letters to.

This may appear lazy, but unless you make things AS EASY as poss for people, they just won't do it. I should know. I'm both busy and lazy.

But I guess you have already done this, George. In which case, can I have it, please?
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