Doubts cast over Heathrow third runway
Plans for a third runway at Heathrow have been thrown into serious doubt.
Lord Justice Carnwath ruled at the High Court that the government’s decision to give the third runway the green light was "untenable", the BBC reported.
Campaigners against expansion of the airport won the judgment for further consultation into the plans.
The group which sought the judicial review into the decision to give the go-ahead for the third runway includes six local councils, Greenpeace and the Campaign to Protect Rural England.
The coalition said in a joint statement that the government’s Heathrow policy "is in tatters” following the ruling.
by Phil Davies
Valere
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