Further Reading and Viewing
- Bryant, B; M. Denton-Thompson (1995). Twyford Down: Roads, Campaigning and Environmental Law. Spon Press. ISBN 978-0-419-20270-7.
- The Secret Life of the Motorway, BBC, 3 part series. The last programme deals with the protest movement
Read more about this topic: Road Protest In The United Kingdom
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