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Regina v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, Ex Parte L T: CA 3 Dec 1999

A school admissions policy which gave preference to children within its defined local area was not unlawful or discriminatory, even though the edge of the area extended along the limit of the authority’s responsibility. Such a policy reflected the proper need to give priority to children locally, and was not to be overturned. Citations: Times … Continue reading Regina v Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council, Ex Parte L T: CA 3 Dec 1999

Regina (K) v Newham London Borough Council and Another: QBD 19 Feb 2002

Parents applied for secondary school places, indicating three single sex schools. This was from a clear religious conviction. The local authority allocated another place, without giving reasons, but did provide a pamphlet setting out its policy, which showed that one criterion was a preference for a single-sex school. Held: The need to respect religious views … Continue reading Regina (K) v Newham London Borough Council and Another: QBD 19 Feb 2002

Regina v Clark, Ex Parte Jd and Others: QBD 26 May 2000

Where an adjudicator who had been appointed under the Act proposed to issue a critical report, it was incumbent upon him to make sure he had available to him all the relevant facts. It was not open to him to leave it to the school and local authority to guess what matters might be relevant … Continue reading Regina v Clark, Ex Parte Jd and Others: QBD 26 May 2000