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South Oxfordshire District Council s offices. THIS week, a group of Oxfordshire residents will get their day in court, where they will explain why they should be allowed to challenge their council s housing plan. The residents, part of a campaign group called Bioabundance, want to stop the South Oxfordshire Local Plan from going ahead, a scheme which makes room for 30,000 homes in the area. Tomorrow, Thursday, April 29, they will speak in court, appealing to a judge about why they should be allowed to take the plan to judicial review. Who are Bioabundance? Bioabundance was formed earlier this year to challenge the Local Plan, after it was passed by South Oxfordshire District Council. ....
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South Oxfordshire local plan mapped A COMPANY which tried to take its local council s controversial housing plans to court has a date for an appeal hearing. Bioabundance, a community interest company and campaign group, attempted to take South Oxfordshire District Council s Local Plan to a judicial review this year. But the application was thrown out, and the company was asked to pay the council s legal costs of more than £8,000. It has since appealed this decision by Justice Ian Dove, and its request for an oral appeal hearing has been granted and will go ahead on Thursday, April 29. Ian Ashley, a director of Bioabundance, said: “The process for plan adoption was neither democratic nor legal. And the only way to get any justice for the people of South Oxfordshire is through the courts.” ....