King Arthur wins right to challenge Stonehenge fees

King Arthur Pendragon

King Arthur Pendragon

A judge has told a leading druid that he can take English Heritage (EH) to court to challenge parking charges at Stonehenge. 

Parking at the Neolithic monument, which is managed by EH, usually costs £5. The parking fee rose to £15 during the 2016 summer solstice.

King Arthur Pendragon argued the £15 breached his human rights and led to 12,500 people being excluded from the event. 

A judge at Salisbury County Court granted Pendragon a full hearing at a small claims...

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