We believe that when private companies rely on statutory powers, those powers must be used fairly, lawfully, proportionately, and with respect for the people affected.

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The High Court has granted permission for a Judicial Review to proceed due to the severity of the claims against GreenGen Cymru and the evidence of hundreds of testimonies from people directly impacted over the last 5 years. For those facing any large-scale development across Britain, this is familiar story;

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• rapid and disporportionate use of legal pressure,

• lack of clear information or notice,

• blurring lines of property & land rights, 

• use of personal data without consent, and

• intimatadory tactics on the ground.

 

We want to call out unreasonable and in-appropriate conduct under state-backed licence and stop statutory powers being used to ride roughshod over rural communities.

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Judicial Review is a very serious legal action and there has been a difficult and lengthy process to this point but we are standing up for each other in the face of relentless pressure from GreenGen Cymru.​

 

The case is not a speculative complaint, it is a live legal challenge with judicial traction, led by New South Law, involving more than 500 farmers and landowners, and aimed at a question that will have national significance in case law.

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This is a community funded legal case and we need your support now more than ever as we approach our court dates.