Judge extends interim injunctions following 'large-scale' and 'particularly flagrant' green belt traveller site planning breach

The High Court has extended two interim injunctions following a "particularly flagrant breach of planning controls" carried out by up to 100 people who attempted to turn an Essex green belt site into an illegal travellers camp.

by Court reporter
London's Royal Courts of Justice
London's Royal Courts of Justice

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