Slacc would like to recruit more trustees to support exciting new developments in 2024. Trustees serve a three year term of office which can be renewed. Among the Trustees specific roles are allocated for a Chair, a secretary and a treasurer. Trustees formally meet every 2 months, along with the AGM. To find out more about […]
You have probably heard that the “rolled up” hearing of our legal challenge of Michael Gove’s decision to approve the new coal mine at Whitehaven is scheduled for 3 days in October. It will be heard at the Royal Courts of Justice in London. There are 3 possibilities: a) the Court will decide there is
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South Lakes Action on Climate Change (SLACC) today (17th May) welcomed a ruling from High Court judge Mrs Justice Thornton DBE, which means that the two legal challenges to the decision of the Secretary of State to grant permission for a new coal mine at Whitehaven, Cumbria will go forward to a three-day hearing in
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SLACC Trustees and our legal team are still waiting for news from Manchester High Court. A decision as to whether or not SLACC could proceed to challenge Michael Gove’s decision to approve the Whitehaven coal mine had been expected in early March. But we have not heard yet. The Court first makes a decision simply
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On 13 January South Lakes Action on Climate Change [SLACC] lodged papers at the High Court in Manchester launching a legal challenge to the UK government’s recent decision to grant planning permission for a new coal mine in Cumbria. Download QR
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SLACC Trustees made an unanimous decision yesterday (8th January) to ask our legal team to challenge the decision of the Secretary of State for Levelling Up Housing and Communities to grant planning permission for the Whitehaven Coal mine to go ahead. We believe there is a strong legal case against the interpretation of planning law*
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