I can only assume that WBAGI is referring to someone elses definition of an 'AONB' as 'some crappy old quarry next to the M4 in Berkshire' doesn't seem to be one of the 34 in existance as defined and listed by Natural England on their website.
http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/ourwork/conservation/designatedareas/aonb/default.aspx
• 1. Arnside and Silverdale
• 2. Blackdown Hills
• 3. Cannock Chase
• 4. Chichester Harbour
• 5. Chilterns
• 6. Cornwall
• 7. Cotswolds
• 8. Cranborne Chase & West Wiltshire Downs
• 9. Dedham Vale
• 10. Dorset
• 11. East Devon
• 12. Forest of Bowland
• 13. High Weald
• 14. Howardian Hills
• 15. Isle of Wight
• 16. Isles of Scilly
• 17. Kent Downs
• 18. Lincolnshire Wolds
• 19. Malvern Hills
• 20. Mendip Hills
• 21. Nidderdale
• 22. Norfolk Coast
• 23. North Devon
• 24. North Pennines
• 25. Northumberland Coast
• 26. North Wessex Downs
• 27. Quantock Hills
• 28. Shropshire Hills
• 29. Solway Coast
• 30. South Devon
• 31. Suffolk Coast & Heaths
• 32. Surrey Hills
• 33. Tamar Valley
• 34. Wye Valley
- 35. Some crappy quarry next to the M4 in Berkshire - errr - no.


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