The High Court has given its reasons for refusing an injunction application aimed at curbing future protests by trans rights campaigners who had previously staged a four-day protest outside the Equality and Human Rights Commission's (EHRC) London offices.

A London borough took a “leisurely” approach to a disrepair case even though an accompanying court order carried a penal notice naming its chief executive, Mr Justice Rajah has said in the High Court.

The High Court has taken the rare step of ordering a local authority to delete land from a village green register in a case brought by a school against Bristol City Council and a local campaigner.

Campaign Group Transport Action Network has won a Court of Appeal case over whether it was lawful for the Secretary of State for Transport to reduce funding for measures to encourage walking and cycling.

The £14.2bn Sizewell C nuclear power station project faces legal action from a local campaign group just as Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves has signalled the long-delayed scheme would proceed.

The Supreme Court has refused a school permission to appeal a ruling that the dismissal of a Christian employee constituted unlawful discrimination on the ground of religion or belief.

The Attorney-General for Northern Ireland has made a reference to the Supreme Court over whether proposed changes to Northern Ireland's Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards Code of Practice that differ from the approach set out in the landmark Cheshire West ruling nevertheless satisfy Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights (the right to liberty).