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Timothy Corner QC
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Position
Barrister specialising in planning, local government, public and environmental law. Planning work includes appearances at inquiries and DPD examinations throughout the country, relating to housing, retail, compulsory purchase, listed buildings and conservation areas, minerals and waste. Recent appearances include cases for Barratt, St George, Fairview Homes, Tesco, Sainsbury, UK Coal, Hammerson, and Haringey, Sheffield and Maidstone Councils. Recent court cases include Turner v Secretary of State [2015] 375 (Admin) (judicial review of Shell Centre redevelopment planning permission); Archway v Secretary of State [2015] EWHC (Admin) (challenge to CPO for Tottenham Hotspur new stadium); Attorney General v HMB Holdings [2014] UKPC 5 (Privy Council, Compulsory Purchase); Bishopsgate Parking v Welsh Ministers [2012] UKUT 22 (LC).
Career
Called 1981; Gray’s Inn; QC 2002; Recorder 2004; Bencher of Gray’s Inn 2007; Deputy High Court Judge 2008; chair Advisory Panel on Standards for the Planning Inspectorate 2006-10; government expert planning mediator 2012.
Languages
Fluent French, some Italian and Spanish.
Member
Planning and Environment Bar Association (chairman 2008-12); Administrative Law Bar Association; UK Environmental Law Association; Welsh Assembly panel of Queen’s Counsel since 2009.
Education
Bolton School; Demy (open scholar) of Magdalen College, Oxford (BCL; MA).
London Bar
Administrative and public law (including local government)
Within: Administrative and public law (including local government) – Leading silks
Timothy Corner QC - Landmark Chambers ‘He is candid on weaknesses and looks for ways to strengthen the case at each turn.’
Environment
Within: Environment – Leading silks
Timothy Corner QC - Landmark Chambers ‘Recommended for inquiry work.’
Planning
Within: Planning – Leading silks
Timothy Corner QC - Landmark Chambers ‘Great depth for regeneration schemes and gets the best out of the team.’