Incinerator Decision Overuled
Cornwall Council will start work on a controversial incinerator near St Dennis on Monday, after the Court of Appeal threw out the protestors' appeal.
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Controversial incinerator approved
Work begins on multi-million pound incinerator in St Dennis
Work will resume today on the building of a multi-million pound incinerator in St Dennis. It comes after a legal campaign by local residents to halt its construction was thrown out by the Supreme Court last month.
Cornwall Council says a waste-burning incinerator is needed to reduce the amount of rubbish that goes to landfill.
Cornish villagers lose waste plant battle
Work will resume on a controversial new incinerator in St Dennis, after a legal bid to halt its construction was thrown out.
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Controversial incinerator approved
by Steve Hardy
Court of Appeal rules that a controversial incinerator can be built in the china clay village of St Dennis
Read the full storyCourt of Appeal rules that a controversial incinerator can be built in the china clay village of St.Dennis
The decision overturns a hearing last year by a High Court judge which threw out the scheme. Cornwall Council says a waste-burning incinerator is needed to reduce landfill. Residents campaigning against it say they'll continue their fight.
We spoke to Lid Dem MP, Stephen Gilbert.
Campaigners say they will not 'give up'
Campaigners against the waster incinerator in Mid-Cornwall tell our Cornwall correspondent Steve Hardy, they will continue to fight against it.
– Campaigners at the Court of AppealGive up, are not words we use in St Dennis"
Court of Appeal overturns ruling on giant incinerator
The Court of Appeal has overturned a ruling which blocked plans for a giant waste incinerator in St.Dennis in Cornwall. It removes the last obstacle for the controversial scheme.
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Decision over Cornwall incinerator expected
A decision is expected on plans to build a giant waste incinerator in St.Dennis. Campaigners successfully blocked the plans at High Court last November but developers are appealing the decision.
