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The High Court authorised ST’s deprivation of liberty, holding the restrictions were necessary and proportionate while a step-down plan and wider care arrangements were progressed.
The Court of Appeal held that the judge had approached the special guardianship decision as a simple welfare balance and should have applied proportionality and, in context, threshold analysis.
The High Court continued an interim planning injunction over caravan occupation at Aldermaston, holding that most occupiers moved on after the order and in breach of it.
Court of Appeal dismissed two sponsor-licence revocation appeals, upholding J’s Supermarket’s revocation and largely sustaining Prestige’s on alternative grounds.
The High Court quashed the revocation of Moon Fish Limited’s sponsor licence, holding that the Home Office misread Annex C1(aa) and acted unfairly.
The High Court held that a local authority acted unlawfully by delaying implementation of an FtT-ordered EHC plan amendment while a UT suspension application was pending.
Judicial review about EHCP and school access: the court held the claim academic in part and, in any event, found Kennington reasonably practicable.
The High Court refused the Charity Commission’s judicial review challenge to an Ombudsman decision, holding the claim academic and, in any event, unarguable.
BNF v Newport City Council [2026] EWHC 1212 (Admin) (20 May 2026)
The High Court held that Newport City Council breached its duties under Welsh social care law by failing to meet the claimant’s respite-care needs and by setting an insufficient direct payment.
GBK & Anor v Ceredigion County Council [2026] EWHC 1213 (Admin) (20 May 2026)
On an oral renewal for judicial review, the High Court refused permission over a council wet-room adaptation dispute and found no arguable public law flaw.
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