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Environment analysis: As HS2 continues to throw-up new controversies, a recent case has highlighted the issue of local authorities having the costs of appeal limited to £10,000. David Brammer, partner and head of planning at SGH Martineau, explains how this has panned-out with the London Borough of Hillingdon—an instance that called into question the workings of the Aarhus Convention, and so too the issue of whether a local authority might constitute a concerned ‘member of the public’. Sign in or take a trial to read the full analysis.