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Monthly Archives: 27th January 2022
Series 2, Episode 5: E-scooters one year on – are we any further forward?
In this episode we return to the topic of E-scooters, one of Caroline Hall’s favourite topics. She and Emily Formby QC chat through what has happened in the e-scooter world… Read more »
Energy Regulation: A Legal Update
Chaired by Stephen Tromans QC, with contributions from Nigel Pleming QC, Daniel Stedman Jones and Katherine Barnes, 39 Essex Chambers is hosting a webinar via Zoom on energy regulation for… Read more »
High Court Finds Government’s National Disability Strategy Unlawful
Mr Justice Griffiths has allowed a claim for judicial review brought by four disabled people challenging the Government’s recently published National Disability Strategy (“the Strategy”) on the basis that: (i)… Read more »
Inspector decides not to confirm CPO sought by London Mayor’s Office for Policing and Crime (‘MOPAC’) at Perivale
On 20 January 2022 the Inspector appointed by the Secretary of State issued her decision in respect of a CPO promoted by the MOPAC declining to confirm it. The land… Read more »
Rapid Response Guidance Note: Vaccination and Mental Capacity
The Court of Protection team has been asked to advise on a number of occasions as to the legal position in relation to vaccination for COVID-19. They have prepared, and… Read more »
Secretary of State for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Refuses Electricity Interconnector Infrastructure DCO
On the 20th January 2022, the Secretary of State for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy REFUSED consent for a development consent order (“DCO”), under the Planning Act 2008, for the… Read more »
AQUIND Interconnector DCO Decision Secretary of State Refusal 20 January 2022
On 20 January the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Kwasi Kwarteng issued his decision under the Planning Act 2008 to refuse AQUIND Ltd’s application for a… Read more »
Success in The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2022 Rankings
Chambers is delighted that twelve members have been ranked in The Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2022 Guide, released this week. Chambers has also been listed as a Tier 1 set… Read more »
Katherine Apps writes in Local Government Lawyer on PSED: can breach be remedied?
Is it possible to remedy a breach of the public sector equality duty? In Metropolitan Housing Trust Ltd v TM [2021] EWCA Civ 1890 [hyperlink to https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/2021/1890.html ] the Court… Read more »
Jon Darby appointed to the FA General Appeals Panel and Ian Brownhill and Daniel Kozelko appointed to the FA Safeguarding Panel
We are pleased to announce that Jonathan Darby has been appointed to the FA General Appeals Panel for a three-year term. The Appeals Panel is responsible for hearing disciplinary and… Read more »
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