James Lumley
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Campaigners bring legal challenge to ITV Studios redevelopment
Campaigners argue that approval is legally flawed and contradicts housing and carbon priorities
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Golders Green property business ordered to dismantle office
Three sections built under PDR required planning permission once linked together
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Marks & Spencer wins Oxford Street planning battle
The retailer has won its High Court battle with the government on redeveloping its flagship store
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Supreme Court weighs Japanese knotweed case
Court asked to decide on devaluation of property owing to presence of knotweed
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Auctioneers’ ‘vague’ suggestions aren’t legally binding, High Court rules
Dispute centres on three parcels of land sold at auction by Barnard Marcus
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Final point in Stonehenge challenge effectively dismissed
The point related to the cumulative effect of greenhouse gas emissions caused by the project
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Campaigners win battle over net zero Oxfordshire village
Rights Community Action argued the council had the right to stipulate net zero requirements
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Stonehenge tunnel campaigners plan to fight on, despite court defeat
Group said it plans to raise £15,000 to fund an application for permission to appeal to the ruling
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Stonehenge tunnel gets green light from High Court
The Department for Transport intends to widen part of the A303 near the World Heritage Site
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M&S Marble Arch court battle a ‘major case’ for real estate sector
The case has been described as a “flashpoint” for government planning policy
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Legal action over Marble Arch is crucial to London, says M&S
Retailer claims decision is “of fundamental importance” to the spatial development of the city
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Right-to-manage procedural error case goes to Supreme Court
The court must decide whether an error made by an RTM company invalidates its claim