Armada Way trees saga back in court again
The Herald|September 12, 2023
COUNCIL ATTEMPTS TO HALT JUDICIAL REVIEW
WILLIAM TELFORD
Armada Way trees saga back in court again

PLYMOUTH City Council's latest bid to halt the legal battle over the chopped-down Armada Way trees is due to be heard in court this week.

The authority will be given 20 minutes to argue its position before a High Court judge on Thursday. The council wants the court to consider stopping a judicial review brought by protesters from Save the Trees of Armada Way (Straw) - just three months after a judge said the hearing should go ahead.

The newly elected Labour administration had claimed the proceedings were "academic" because it had sent the £12.7 million Armada Way redevelopment scheme back to the drawing board.

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