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Picture: Google Flats could be built on the site of a former village pub. The former Waggon & Horses pub in Copthall Lane, Chalfont St Peter, was served with a notice for demolition on Valentine’s Day in 2019, with villagers pleading to save the historic watering hole. In a desperate bid to save the building, which is believed to date back to at least the 1820s, Chalfont St Peter Parish Council asked Historic England to consider listing it – but their request was turned down. Now, Ekrem Mahmutaj, from Luton, has submitted an application to build six flats on the site. The design and access statement says the flats – three two-beds and three one-beds – will be over three floors and the block will have a total of seven parking spaces.
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It also added that the justice system will suffer Covid-related delays for years to come with a severe impact on victims of crime unless ministers agree a major cash injection.
Recovery from pandemic-related backlogs will be impossible unless ministers agree a significant funding boost, four criminal justice inspectors said.
Top barrister: Close the courts during lockdown
A barrister wants courts to be shut during lockdown after a murder trial was postponed when the judge contracted coronavirus.
Daniel Janner QC said it was madness for courts to remain open. Unions and legal bodies have also demanded a court shutdown on safety grounds.