Inspector 'fell into fundamental error' in allowing mosque plans, Appeal Court rules

Permission for the conversion of a north west London builder's yard into a mosque has been overturned by the Court of Appeal, after a judge found there to have been a "fundamental defect" in a planning inspector's decision.

by Court reporter
The Royal Courts of Justice - image: David Castor (CC0)
The Royal Courts of Justice - image: David Castor (CC0)

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