Secretary of State writes to Chief Lord Justice Lord Thomas
22nd August 2016
The Charity received a wonderful letter in the post today stating that
our MP Amber Rudd, The Secretary of State has written to Lord Thomas the Chief
Lord Justice in regard to the missing underpinning documents from the Hastings
Development Plan. These should have been legally available after the
Consultation for the Main Modifications. It is known that Rothers’ Examination
Report is correct and was written by the Planning Inspector. Hastings Borough Council
document was written by someone in the Council at the time. The Charity has
been concerned that the lack of the underpinning Examination Report makes the Development
Plan Unsound. This is concerning as the Borough makes Green Space areas which
the Council state are protected. It also questions why this process failed and
why the Inspector does not seem to have supplied Hastings with an Examination
Report when it has supplied one for Rother District Council.
The Charity have been working for over two and a half years to get a Legal
Decision from the Freedom of Information Act
2000, The Information Commissioner , Three First Tier Tribunal Service GRP & GRS Tribunal , The Judicial
Appointments and Conduct Ombudsman and now the Chief Lord Justice. A spiral bound
report has been prepared by the Hastings Badger Protection Society Directors
and Friends of Speckled Wood Management Trust to ensure this matter is properly
dealt with. The Charity has been fighting to save Speckled Wood since 2012. The Charity was set up when other groups would not provide an electronic
consultation for the public. Over 7000 Reponses were sent in to the Council
from the Charity in an attempt to Save Speckled Wood. The Charity used skips to remove dangerous
rusting metal work and rubbish from the site over two years in 2013 in an
attempt to clean the area up for the children who play there.
More information about the Charity is here:
http://www.charitychoice.co.uk/friends-of-speckled-wood-management-trust
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