NEWS: The Bucks Herald & The Buckingham & Winslow Advertiser Nov 22, 2019

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Campaigners in Bucks opposing Ox-Cam Expressway write open letter to Government

The Bucks Herald and the Buckingham and Winslow Advertiser report “The ‘No Expressway Group’ (NEG) are demanding that the Group be included in the recently announced ‘priority review’ into the road and that it should be extended to the associated one million homes.

“The letter also reaffirms the Groups belief that the scheme should not just be ‘reviewed’ but cancelled. NEG spokesperson Olivia Field said:

“Whilst we welcome this ‘review’ it is imperative that it is indeed a properly conducted undertaking including evidence from our Group. Local people are understandably concerned that this review may be something of a sop to local people to diffuse opposition to this outrageously destructive road until after the General Election. There is widespread and very strong opposition to the road, so much so is that it has become a major issue in the General Election and rightly so. “

You can read the full article in The Bucks Herald here and in The Buckingham and Winslow Advertiser here.

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