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Camden council to ‘robustly defend’ its decision on DSDHA’s Bloomsbury tower amid High Court challenge
Decision to approve controversial 19-storey scheme was “sound”, council insists
Camden council will “robustly defend” its decision to approve DSDHA’s proposals to redevelop a tower in Bloomsbury following the launch of a High Court challenge by campaigners.
Local architect James Monahan has launched a judicial review against the One Museum Street scheme, arguing that last November’s planning approval had been a failure of Camden’s duty to protect heritage assets.
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