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Just to add to that... It was clear from this morning's session at the Inquiry that Jonathan Clay, the Albion's QC, is aware of the Islington case - as is the Inspector. They both spent a lot of time ensuring that all the parties present, particularly the objectors, were satisfied that all...

Sorry to copy and paste the answer that I gave in another thread, but it's late. Yes. A European Court appeal is always possible, but must be on the grounds that the processes that have been followed are in breach of European Law. That is extremely unlikely. It's been a feature of the...

F - A - L - M - E - R All they've got is Farmer Carr With a nick nack paddy wack Throw a duck a stone Falmer NIMBYs f*** off home!

I'm not sure it's fair to blame Falmer NIMBYs for that one. Wasn't it Lewes District Council banging on about gradients? On the basis of what their so-called "Traffic Expert" had advised them? Even their numbskull lawyer could see that things weren't going quite to plan:- "I'd like an...

When the Inquiry re-opened this morning, it was announced that the Club had reached agreement with the University of Brighton. At the end of the afternoon session, the Inspector was presented with a copy of the Section 106 Agreement and the University confirmed that they will not be calling any...