Whether this mad idea to have a second Stonehenge is still being considered is unclear (it was on the BBC website recently), but Graham Gould, of Salisbury City Centre Management, has described it as a "fantastic idea". He is reported as saying:
"For tourism in Wiltshire, it will be a huge boost. The new Stonehenge will compliment (sic) the old one. The two can work together, without a doubt."
Enough said.
This will be the last post on my University of Bath blog. I've been posting since June 10th 2009 but, 15 years and 2499 posts later, I really have to close it down if I'm to realise my 2010 retirement...
Extracts from three pre-election readings: I'm reading Rory Stewart's warts 'n' all book about his time as an MP for Penrith and the Border, the constituency I was born and grew up in. He writes about the difficulty of being...
In the most recent SEEd Newsletter (essential reading), Ann Finlayson writes: "I recently came across an amazing diagram on LinkedIn (Katherine Hayhoe, Climate Scientist, What can we do about climate change?) which was a version of a theory of change and...
I live fairly close to the proposed site, but I've heard nothing more about it since the original publicity back in 2013