20fed Ionawr '26 Canlyniad y Gwrandawiad Caniataodd Mrs Justice Jefford yr hawl i'r adolygiad barnwrol fwrw ymlaen i archwilio'r pedwar sail canlynol: Ymddygiad anghyfreithlon / ymddygiad ‘ultra vires’, yn ymwneud ag arolygu ar "adeg resymol", bioamrywiaeth a biosddiogelwch; Defnydd afresymol neu afresynol o bwerau statudol ar gyfer mynediad i arolygu; Annhegwch gweithdrefnol yn ymwneud â pholisïau a phrotocolau (neu ddiffyg rhai o'r fath); Toriadau o hawliau dynol o dan G

20th January '26 Hearing Outcome Mrs Justice Jefford granted permission for the judicial review to proceed to examine the following four grounds: Unlawful conduct / ultra vires behaviour , relating to surveying at a “reasonable time”, biodiversity and biosecurity; Irrational or unreasonable use of statutory powers for entry to survey; Procedural impropriety relating to policies and protocols (or lack thereof); Breaches of human rights under the European Convention on H

On Tuesday, 20 January, the High Court will hear arguments directly from our KCs and barristers and decide whether the case meets the criteria to proceed to a full Judicial Review hearing. This is part of the “permission phase” of proceedings. Preparing for the 20 January Hearing Word is spreading and support over the past few days has been remarkable. More than £18,000 has already been raised towards the £30,000 needed for the next phase of the Judicial Review. Thank yo