Watch SAVE Director, Clem Cecil, on BBC North West in Liverpool, talking about recent High Court ruling on transitional funds

Watch SAVE Director, Clem Cecil, on BBC North West in Liverpool on 20 September talking about the recent High Court ruling (18 September) on Pathfinder transitional funds.

Click here to watch the news piece.

To read more about this ruling and the other recent SAVE victory in the High Courts (6 September) about a Welsh Presbyterian Church in Bootle, Merseyside and the need for an Environmental Impact Assessment please read the PDF press release below.

Documents (click to read/download)

SAVE Pathfinder Victory Press Release 19 September 2012

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