The London Historic Parks and Gardens Trust’s legal challenge to the government’s decision to approve the controversial project is scheduled to be heard tomorrow and Wednesday (22-23 February). Advertisement The Trust’s case focuses on the government’s lack of consultation on alternative locations to Victoria Tower Gardens for the memorial, and on its impact on the park’s Grade II*-listed Buxton Memorial, which was erected to commemorate the emancipation of slaves following the 1833 Slavery Abolition Act. The Holocaust memorial was finally approved last July after five years of protests, redesigns and a public inquiry. Advertisement But a High Court judge decided...
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