22nd June 2020
A homeless man who was denied accommodation by his local authority, has won his case against the London Borough of Islington after the borough failed to follow due process, as set out in the Housing Act 1996. The case, The Queen (on the application of Christopher Mitchell) – v – London Borough of Islington, saw…
28th April 2020
HS2 Ltd is ordered by Judge to reveal detailed drawings and plans for the approach into Euston to prove safety measures are paramount The High Court has ordered HS2 Ltd to furnish a homeowner in Camden with clearer information pertaining to the safety of its planned ‘Three Tunnels’ design into Euston station. The Honourable Mrs…
9th April 2020
In the latest development in a case brought by a London resident against HS2 Ltd, the Department for Transport has acknowledged the findings of its recent Oakervee Review, which states that the design for three tunnels below the Camden Cutting, forming the HS2 approach into Euston, is “expensive and exposes major risks to the existing…
17th January 2020
A homeowner has been granted permission by the High Court to bring legal proceedings against HS2 Ltd for its ‘Three Tunnels’ design into Euston station, claiming that it will endanger the lives and properties of residents nearby. Mrs Justice Lang DBE yesterday gave Ms Hero Granger-Taylor permission to proceed with the Judicial Review claim she…
8th January 2020
A homeowner is taking legal action against HS2 Ltd for its ‘Three Tunnels’ design into Euston, claiming that it will endanger the lives and properties of residents near to the ‘Approaches’ to the station. Hero Granger-Taylor, 65, who brings the case against HS2 Ltd, first made a claim for judicial review on 14 October 2019…
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