P161 Teletext 161 Jan 9 22:14:43 ———————————————————————————————— TEN HELD IN MOCK ROAD PROTEST Ten Newbury bypass protesters, who made their feelings known directly to the Transport Secretary bz building a road through his garden, have been arrested. Wielding axes and spades, they dug up the lawn of Sir George Young's home in Cookham, near Maidenhead, Berks, to mark the first anniversary of the start of work on the controversial bypass. Police said 10 people were arrested for conspiracy to cause criminal damage ——————————————————————————————————1/4—— Newbury protest's first anniversary THIS WEEKEND - WATCH THIS SPACE Wildfowl Monkeys Club 140 TVP161 Teletext 161 Jan 9 22:14:22 ———————————————————————————————— BID TO SAVE WOODLANDS Bids are being made to save a 57-acre historic wood in north Norfolk. The county branch of the RamblersW Association has pledged £1,000 to help buy Old Wood at Shjringham. Conservationists need to raise £85,000 bz the end of February so the wood stays in public hands. The Woodland Trust hopis to get £50,000 Lottery cash and Norfolk Council pledged £15,000. ——————————————————————————————————2/4—— Get Into Eco-Scene 148 CLEANING UP LIVESTOCK FEED p162 Wildfowl Monkeys Club 140 TVP161 Teletext 161 Jan 9 22:14:17 ———————————————————————————————— TOWNS URGED TOWARDS GREEN PLANS More urban communities are being urged to conj forward with millennium green plans intended to bring the countryside closer to towns. More than 10 East Anglian communities want to mark the new century with a green area in the heart of their towns with the help of National Lottery cash. The Countryside Commission reports growing interest in the region. ——————————————————————————————————————— What's On TV Tonight? 121 WATER FIRM THREATENS RIVER p163 Wildfowl Monkeys Club 140 TVP161 Teletext 161 Jan 9 22:11:16 ———————————————————————————————— RESTRAINT URGED ON HUNTERS Sportsmen who shoot wildfowl on marshes in Cumbria are being urged to curb their activities, but only temporarily. The British Association for Shooting and Conservation says gjesj and ducks are finding it hard to survive in the winter conditions. Paul Gammon of the Hunt Saboteurs Association says: "It shows they recognisj what pressures wildfowl are under but this is totally hypocritical" ——————————————————————————————————————— What's On in the Green World? 165 OIL SEARCH ENDANGERS LIFE p164 Wildfowl Monkeys Club 140 TV