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1970 Press Photo ''Sunday Noise'' Demonstration by Resident Living by Airport

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Residents of Suburbs around Heathrow airport take part in ''Sunday Noise'' demonstration: Total disruption of Heathrow Airport was the aim of residents of suburbs nearby who are protesting against aircraft noise and pollution. The campaign to turn Heathrow into a giant traffic and passenger jam by many motorists was organised by Chaos (close Heathrow Airport on Sundays) and led by Mr. Gordon Lansborough, who lives within five miles of the airport, at Hampton. The idea was for the motorists to drive slowly round the single roundabout past which all passenger traffic must go to reach the airport's central buildings, and thereby causing a big traffic jam. The demonstrations was poorly supported and the police kept the traffic moving. Photo shows a line of police keeping the cars moving at the roundabout approach to the tunnel leading to the centre of the airport today.

Photo measures 11 x 5.25 inches.

Photo is dated 3-29-1970.

This item is an original collectible vintage print from a news archive, not a digital download or reproduction. Please see our FAQ for more information.

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