Road tunnel near Stonehenge 'should not proceed in current form' - UNESCO
Tuesday, 19 September 2023
Controversial plans for a road tunnel near Stonehenge "should not proceed" unless major changes are made, according to a major UN body.
Controversial plans for a road tunnel near Stonehenge "should not proceed" unless major changes are made, according to a major UN body.
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