17th October 2017
Guy Adams, member of our public & administrative law team, has obtained permission to proceed with a judicial review in relation to the residents’ parking scheme in Bath. Guy acts for Willat’s Charity which was established in 1858 to provide support workers to minister to “the lowest and poorest members of society”. It owns various…
26th September 2017
St John’s Chambers Barrister, Matthew White has been asked to advise The Trails Trust on the creation of highways by securing the express dedication of the landowner. The Trails Trust is a charity with an interest in the development of a network of highways (typically bridleways) across England and Wales. The Trust has asked Matthew…
17th August 2017
St John’s Chambers is delighted to announce that Tim Leader (Call 1994), formerly of 4-5 Gray’s Inn Square, has joined the set with immediate effect. Tim specialises in public & administrative law. His public law practice includes judicial review and statutory review of decisions by public bodies and appearing at inquiries and tribunals, especially in…
3rd February 2017
The Court of Appeal decides: a Highway Authority’s system was to inspect reported defects the next working day. Not good enough (in the circumstances), according to the Court of Appeal. That’s right… the highway authority’s system was to inspect reported defects the next working day. Not good enough (in the circumstances), according to the Court…
