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England planning highlights: Luton Airport DCO appeal time bar, DESNZ NSIP fees consultation, A46 DCO correction, commons registration jurisdiction, and Ramsar sites treated as European sites (28 May 2026)

Published on: 28 May 2026

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Court of Appeal refuses extension of time for Luton Airport DCO appeal (Luton and District Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise v SST)

In R (on the application of Luton and District Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise) v Secretary of State for Transport [2026] EWCA Civ 648, the Court of Appeal firmly declined to extend time to seek permission to appeal from the High Court’s rejection of a judicial review of the Luton Airport development consent order (DCO). The appellant failed to meet the seven-day deadline for a permission application, then waited longer still before asking for extra time. The court determined that the default was serious and significant, no adequate reason was offered, and, taking all circumstances into account, the balance weighed against granting relief. See News Analysis: Court of Appeal refuses extension of time for Luton Airport DCO appeal (Luton and District Association for the Control of Aircraft Noise v SST)...

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