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public review, involving national bodies and others that are interested in the protection of public trusts that proposes to grant the Secretary of State unprecedented power to permanently discharge statutory trusts

planning permission was quashed because the Supreme Court concluded that the land was held on statutory trust The golf course land has never been public open land and at no time has it been held under statutory trust Jonathan Karas KC on whether the Wimbledon Park Golf Course is the subject of a statutorily imposed trust

without prior advertisement did not take the land pursuant to section 123(2B) LGA 1972) “free from any trust arising solely by virtue of its being held in trust for enjoyment by the public in accordance with … In the view I take of the matter: (1) Since 31 March 1965 the GCL has been held in trust for enjoyment

unlawful because it ‘failed to take into account the implications of the statutory public recreation trust The court will also consider, alongside the trust and covenants matter, whether deliberate neglect of Once built, it is gone forever, and there is very little local trust in an organisation that prides itself

They’ve lost a lot of trust from the local community over the way this application has been handled.”

brought by the AELTC will determine whether the land is for public recreation or protected by a statutory trust

available to us based on a recent Supreme Court decision (Day v Shropshire) where land is held on a public trust

The Planning Officers’ report has merely relied on the AELTC view, put forward by London Wildlife Trust The opinion does not explain the impact of the public trust applying and, worse still, the report does

Wimbledon accused of bad faith by its own MP -Paul Kohler says All England Lawn and Tennis Club broke trust

There are still differing legal opinions, but SWP believe that Wimbledon Park is held in trust for the What would stop them breaking trust again in the future if their plans are waved through in 2024?

The club must try much harder building back local trust and relationships. existing site, and moving maintenance buildings out of the public park which should be run by a community trust

that the GLA failed properly to take into account the implications of the statutory public recreation trust Meanwhile, the separate statutory trust proceedings are progressing towards a hearing next January.