Campaigners denied appeal over Gatwick expansion
We took this challenge as far as we could because we believed that the decision to allow Gatwick to expand was fundamentally flawed. "It was not supported by government policy, would only serve to line the pockets of the airport and airlines, and would do so at the expense of local residents and the climate."Cagne said: "Residents should be immensely proud of what they have achieved in holding Gatwick Airport's shareholders to account.
- ▪We took this challenge as far as we could because we believed that the decision to allow Gatwick to expand was fundamentally flawed.
- ▪"It was not supported by government policy, would only serve to line the pockets of the airport and airlines, and would do so at the expense of local residents and the climate."Cagne said: "Residents should be immensely proud of what they h
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Campaigners denied appeal over Gatwick expansionImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The £2.2bn expansion will see the West Sussex airport move its emergency runway 12m (39ft) northPublished4 August 2026, 12:09 BSTUpdated 49 minutes agoCampaigners have lost a bid to take their legal fight against the government over plans for a two-runway operation at Gatwick Airport to the Court of Appeal.Peter Barclay and campaign group Communities Against Gatwick Noise Emissions (Cagne) previously took legal action against the Department for Transport over the decision to approve the plans, including over claims that the government did not properly assess the climate impact of the scheme.Cagne and Barclay told a hearing in January the scheme was unlawful, claiming climate impact was not properly…
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