03:40PM, Tuesday 11 October 2016
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An extra £20,000 looks set to be allocated by the Royal Borough to fund a legal fight if Heathrow Airport is given permission to expand.
If approved, the borough will have allocated £50,000 to launch a judicial review if expansion is given the go-ahead by the Government, with a decision expected within days.
The council has joined forces with the London boroughs of Hillingdon, Richmond and Wandsworth to oppose the building of a third runway at Heathrow, but the airport said any judicial review would be 'bound to failure' if approval is given.
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Donald
18:38, 11 October 2016
Cllr Dudley can often be heard quoting that we live in a democracy and that decisions made by parliament need to be adheared to and how dare that other place look to block legislation . I don't want a third Heathrow runway but I don't want my cake and eat it . Cllr Dudley appears to agree with parliament when it suits him and puffs out his chest when it doesn't . Now he does want his cake and eat it
blubbablubba
16:02, 05 November 2016
Donald do you meekly accept everything which comes out of parliament? Are you happy about the unfunded £18B black hole which will be picked up by the tax payer which will manifest itself as increased taxes or cuts in public services? http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/heathrow-substantially-underestimated-costs-upgrade-public-transport-links-if-3rd-runway-built-1556516 And what of the 'independent' Airport Commission report whose terms of reference were set Government to excluded other alternatives? http://www.internationalairportreview.com/25389/airport-extra/uk-mega-hub-airport-heathrow/#.WBnRlwueDN4.twitter RBWM council said they would fight any decision for Heathrow and they should stick to their word and not follow the example of Theresa May https://web.archive.org/web/20130103045701/http://www.tmay.co.uk/news/111/theresa-speaks-out-against-governments-decision-to-approve-a-third-runway-at-heathrow
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