One of England's segments of the famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage is at risk of being blighted by a huge solar farm that is being proposed to be built in response to the "climate emergency" and "growing risks to UK food production".
The potential site sits directly on the 68-mile pilgrimage segment from Reading to Southampton of the Camino de Santiago that pilgrims have walked for over a thousand years, and which became the fist pilgrimage route to be included on the Unesco World Heritage Site list in 1993.
