sounds like an odd thing to do, since they're effectively complaining about a work of art, but f.o.e., english nature and kent wildlife trust have taken the government to the european court to make the e.u. enforce a european law regarding the protection of wildlife.



making sure the e.u. stops the carving of a white horse into a hillside in kent may mean they can get some road, port and airport building stopped, too.



could be a good result provided they don't over-do it and stop necessary building work this way - some towns still need by-passes to make the environment nicer for the towns-people, some road building is still needed for safety reasons, some for congestion relief etc.