PUBLISHED: 13:43 18 October 2018 | UPDATED: 16:47 19 October 2018 Harry Taylor An artist’s impression of CS11 at Swiss Cottage. Picture: TfL Archant Transport for London is trying to formally appeal the High Court’s decision to block CS11 – the controversial cycle route that would have ripped up the Swiss Cottage gyratory. This latest twist in the cycle superhighway legal battle came as an application was lodged with the Court of Appeal on October 11. Westminster City Council and Camden Council have both been notified.In September, the judge presiding over the judicial review, Sir Ross Cranston, denied TfL permission to appeal the ruling through the High Court, and told it to pay £50,000 in legal fees. TfL said his ruling was “procedural” and insisted it could still apply to the Court of Appeal.Sir Ross’s decision stopped work on the gyratory in its tracks, after an injunction had postponed its planned July start-date at the last minute.It is believed that, despite the judge’s ruling, TfL still hasn’t provided Westminster with the traffic modelling data at the centre of the legal battle.The Court of Appeal now has to decide whether or not to actually grant TfL leave to appeal, which would… Read full this story
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