Appeal: Temporary permission for South Downs gypsy site after eight-year legal battle
An inspector has granted temporary consent for a gypsy site in the South Downs National Park that was twice blocked by former secretary of state Eric Pickles, following a ‘failure of policy’ to support gypsy travellers.
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