High Court refuses full judicial review of decision to approve DSDHA’s Bloomsbury tower

By Tom Lowe2024-09-11T10:10:00

Source: DSDHA

Campaigners to appeal decision after judge finds outcome would be the same regardless of claimed planning policy breach

The High Court has refused an attempt by campaigners to bring a full judicial review against the decision to approve a DSDHA-designed office tower near the British Museum.

BC Group’s 19-storey One Museum Street scheme was approved by Camden council last year despite being opposed by Historic England, the Georgian Group, Save Britain’s Heritage and the London School of Economics.

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