Do we have to set England alight again?

Describes the Twyford Down road protest, the first in Great Britain during the 1990s. Discussion of why people fought against new roads and traffic growth; Focus on the 1989 white paper of the Tory government, 'Roads for Prosperity,' which announced a huge road-building program; Idea that the program was defeated when a government committee decided the way to ease traffic congestion and pollution is by controlling motor vehicle use; Discussion of air traffic and airport expansion and how it relates to the protests over the road-building program.