Roy successfully acted on behalf of the Appellant in the matter of Mu Mu Enterprises v North Somerset District Council (2013) concerning proper notice for review proceedings under the Licensing Act 2003.

Roy secured a premises licence for the all-weather Essex track which opened after a six year break following a £25 million refurbishment. There are 50 racing fixtures planned for 2015 and the premises are authorised for

Roy again challenged successfully the lawfulness of the authority’s licensing committee’s decision at a review hearing on the grounds that a member, indeed the chair, of the licensing subcommittee was not a member of the authority’s

The Claimants challenged successfully the lawfulness of the taxi and private hire fees set by Cardiff City Council, resulting in the refund of some £1.2 million pounds to the taxi trade in respect of overpaid fees.

Simon Morgan acted for the defence of a director and two companies arising out of the death of an employee overcome by fumes on a biogas plant.

Simon Morgan acted for the defence of the company and director arising out of the death on an employee consequent upon the explosion of a pressure vessel used as part of a heating system.

Simon Morgan acted for the prosecution of a company involved in the running of a private airfield arising out of the death of it’s Chief Fire Safety Officer when a cylinder containing gas suppressant, which was

Simon Morgan acted for the defence of a company prosecuted under the HSWA in relation to the death of a child crushed in an electric gate.

Calculation of 5 year housing land supply; prematurity; plan “silent or absent”; need for policies to incorporate a cost: benefit approach.

Under s. 191(4) TCPA a local planning authority can substitute a lawful use of another description for that claimed in the application form, if the evidence before it supports that course. Whether the LPA had lawfully done

Challenging local plans on environmental grounds relating to SPAs, Habitat Regulations and sustainability appraisals.

Acting for a local authority in Court of Appeal on appeal from judgment setting aside long leases for lack of vires and restitution of rent and grant monies paid. Raises significant issues about the relationship between