Tag Archives: Adderbury Parish Council

Judicial review costs recovery

Posted on March 20, 2018 by

Adderbury villagers will know the Parish Council successfully fought two applications for judicial review mounted by a local resident who does not like to be named and secured a High Court decision to dismiss them as “without merit”.  It cost … Continue reading →

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Update on Adderbury Parish Council Judicial Reviews

Posted on September 1, 2017 by

It has taken a very long time for the Court system to spit out the formal rejection of our Berry Hill Road lawyer’s first Judicial Review.  Now we have copies of the two rejections, I am attaching them at the … Continue reading →

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Back to the grind …

Posted on December 31, 2016 by

After a quarter of a century in elections and local government, with 24 years as a county councillor and eleven as Leader of Oxfordshire County Council, I thought all of that was finally behind me and I was not entirely … Continue reading →

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Local elections – polling blues or red faces?

Posted on April 25, 2016 by

Thursday May 5 is polling day across the country.  In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, the devolved administrations will all be up for election with their weird variations of proportional representation.  In London, Boris Johnson’s term ends and Londoners will … Continue reading →

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Parish pump puzzler

Posted on April 18, 2016 by

I rarely get excited about parish pump politics (small “p”) but I am interested to see the make-up of Adderbury’s next parish council.  I can talk about the make-up before the elections on 5 May 2016 because Adderbury Parish Council … Continue reading →

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