Judicial Review, Day 3
David Elvin QC began making HS2AA’s case on Tuesday afternoon (after lawyers for the 51M group of local authorities...
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More delays for HS2 as ‘cracking on’ becomes ‘cracking up’, but no—one tells HS2 Ltd.
Today (December 5th 2012), Chancellor George Osborne announced as part of his Autumn Statement that; “We’ve already set out...
Outside Royal Courts of Justice this morning – Day 1
This morning, protestors against HS2 held a photocall to mark the start of a 7 day set of legal...
The legal challenges Cameron didn’t want start on Monday.
Just a fortnight after Prime Minister David Cameron called for cutting access to justice relating to planning, wanting to...
Cameron calls to cut Judicial Reviews a fortnight before five on HS2.
In a speech to the CBI, Prime Minister David Cameron has called for cutting access to justice relating to...
WCML data still confidential – but 51M alternative meets capacity needs
A couple of weeks ago, the 51M group went to court to try and get the Governement to release...
Some of the missing HS2 consultation responses
One of the more shocking elements about the missing consultation responses is that several of the responses which were...
As Greening ordered to explain growing HS2 consultation errors in court, HS2 chief says methodology was inadequate.
With the date of the five Judicial Reviews into HS2 now set to start on 3rd December, Transport Secretary...
Opposition’s legal challenge to High Speed 2 clears first hurdle
Yesterday the Court set the timetable on the case against High Speed 2 (HS2). The judge agreed that the...
Heathrow Hub – another judicial review and an alternative proposal
Over the last few years a number of people have been looking at different ways of building a second...