Estelle Dehon KC

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Estelle Dehon KC is a versatile leading public law barrister with a broad practice, specialising in environment and planning law, with particular expertise in climate change, net zero and energy infrastructure. The other main area of her work is data protection and access to information, in which she is again recognised as a leading barrister. She also practices in election law and human rights law and is recognised in administrative and public law. Estelle took silk in 2022 and founded the cross-disciplinary centre of excellence for climate litigation and advice, Cornerstone Climate, in 2023.

Estelle has appeared in every ENDS Report’s Power List of the most influential environmental professionals in the UK (2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025). She is also one of The Planner’s Women of Influence, having been included in the list four times in the past six years. She was awarded a Climate Law & Governance Global Leadership Award at COP27. Estelle is a Fellow of the RSA. She is also a member of the European Commission’s Multistakeholder Expert Group on the GDPR and has been since its inception in 2017. In 2024, she was named Planning/Environment Silk of the Year at the Chambers UK Bar Awards and Environmental/Sustainability Bar Champion of the Year at the inaugural Legal 500 UK ESG Awards. Estelle was named Barrister of the Year at the Lawyer Awards 2025.

She is accredited for Public Access so that she can be instructed by anybody directly, and enquiries about this are welcomed.

Estelle is recognised in Chambers and Partners as a “first-rate” advocate and “trailblazer” who has “a wonderful manner with clients” and in Legal 500 as “a determined and tenacious advocate, whose oral and written advocacy is nuanced, well-reasoned and highly effective and whose grasp of the law consistently impresses”.

She was called to the Bar of England and Wales in 2006

Experience and Expertise

Estelle has considerable experience as a court and tribunal advocate, as well as representing parties at major planning inquiries and infrastructure examinations. She regularly appears in the High Court and Court of Appeal in judicial review claims and statutory appeals. Estelle has particular experience in climate change-related challenges: she acted in the Supreme Court in Finch, the leading case on the climate impact of fossil fuel development; in the Court of Appeal challenge to the lack of emergency planning at the UK’s first site for fracking horizontal wells and challenging an extension to coal mining in Wales; in the High Court defending the Secretary of State’s refusal of an open cast coal mine in Druridge Bay and challenging the grant of new oil and gas licences. Her inquiry work includes National Infrastructure examinations (eg Gatwick; Norfolk Vanguard; Hornsea 3) and planning inquiries (eg Bristol Airport; New Works and Steeraway solar farms; Ellesmere Port “matrix acidisation”).

The other main area of Estelle’s practice is data protection and access to information. She advises a wide range of clients, both in the public and private sector, in relation to data protection and access to information matters. She has particular interest and expertise in data protection, big data, profiling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, on which she has been advising insurance companies and tech startups. She also regularly advises on data protection questions, including complex issues of international data transfer for multinational companies. Estelle also undertakes advocacy work in this area and has experience bringing and defending data breach compensation claims in the County and High Courts. She has been involved in key cases, including successfully representing the investigative journalist Stefania Maurizi before the Information Tribunal in the leading case on the extent of the right of access to information.

Conferences

Estelle regularly speaks at conferences and seminars. She spoke at the COP27 Climate Law and Governance Day; at London City Hall on the Retrofit vs Rebuild Report; at the Scottish Public Law Group Conference and at Oxford Meeting Minds. She co-presented on Climate and Biodiversity at Cornerstone’s 2023 Planning Day; on Embodied Carbon at Cornerstone’s 2022 Planning Day and on Climate Change Litigation at Cornerstone’s 2021 Planning Day. Previously she addressed the APPG on Energy Costs on Assessing COP26 Outcomes; presented a webinar on Planning and Human Rights for MHCLG; spoke on Environment and the Rule of Law at the UKELA Annual Conference, co-presented a webinar on Infrastructure and Net Zero and chaired a seminar on Opportunities for a Climate Positive Economy After COVID-19. In 2019 she gave the Legal Update at the Joint Planning Law Conference.

Professional Memberships

Estelle has been a member of the UK Environmental Law Association (UKELA) since 2012 and sits on the UKELA Public Health and Environmental Law Working Party. She has been a trustee and member of UKELA Council since 2019. Estelle is also a member of the Planning and Environment Bar Association (PEBA); the National Infrastructure Planning Association (NIPA), the Administrative Law Bar Association (ALBA) and JUSTICE.

Estelle is co-Chair of the Bar Council’s Climate Crisis Working Group, where she is leading work on the impact of the climate crisis on legal ethics and on guidance concerning climate conscious practice.

Expertise

Planning and Environment
Estelle has significant experience in planning and environmental matters, with an emphasis on climate change and advising on net zero infrastructure and development. She is advising a large coalition of local authorities on local energy efficiency policies and on net zero planning policy. She has an interest in national grid infrastructure improvement, having given select committee evidence on the topic, and regularly advises renewable energy and BESS developers on grid connection (and other matters crucial to progressing their schemes).

In the field of environmental law, Estelle is one of the leading barristers in the UK dealing with climate change litigation and challenges to extractive industries. She appeared in the Supreme Court in the internationally important Finch case concerning downstream greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel development. She is involved in the ongoing legal challenges to the controversial new coal mine in Cumbria and to new oil development in National Landscapes in Surrey. Estelle acted for Friends of the Earth at the six week inquiry concerning permission for two fracking sites in Lancashire and for the well-known campaigner Mr Frackman in his Supreme Court challenge to the grant of permission for fracking at Preston New Road in Lancashire. She also acted in the Court of Appeal challenge to the lack of emergency planning at the UK’s first site for fracking horizontal wells and in the High Court defending the Secretary of State’s refusal of an open cast coal mine in Druridge Bay. In 2019 she appeared at an inquiry considering permission for “matrix acidisation” of shale gas in Ellesmere Port.

Estelle also advises and represents regulators, having advised the Office for Environmental Protection and represented the Environment Agency in appeals concerning Nitrate Vulnerable Zones and in the first case in which the Environment Agency sought an injunction as part of its regulatory functions

Estelle has particular expertise in matters concerning planning enforcement and represented the Secretary of State in two key CA cases concerning enforcement: Miaris and Keenan. She also has experience dealing with neighbourhood plans, appearing in the Supreme Court in the Fylde Coast Farms Ltd case, which decided an important jurisdictional point about challenges to neighbourhood plans.

Estelle also has experience in infrastructure work, and assisted in preparing the DCO application into the first road scheme to be designated under section 35 of the Planning Act 2008 as a project of national significance. She is currently representing a coalition of local groups at the Gatwick DCO. Previously she represented a local authority in the DCOs concerning what will be the two largest off-shore windfarms in the world: Norfolk Vanguard and Hornsea 3.
Public Law and Judicial Review
Estelle has a broad public law practice and regularly undertakes work that touches on governance, human rights and climate change. Her work includes:
- Representing Sarah Finch in her Supreme Court challenge to the failure to assess the climate impacts of new fossil fuel development;
- Representing All the Citizens in their challenge to the use by ministers and their advisors of “exploding messages” in WhatsApp or Signal;
- Representing two NHS doctors who successfully challenged the COVID-19 Guidance on Personal Protective Equipment for NHS staff on the basis that it breached the right to life and discriminated against healthcare workers of colour;
- Representing A-level student Curtis Parfitt-Ford in his judicial review of Ofqual’s use of an algorithmic model for ‘standardising’ A-level grades, partly on the basis of unlawful discrimination and partly based on breach of data protection.
Estelle has particular experience in climate change-related challenges: she is involved in the legal challenge to the internationally controversial new coal mine in Cumbria; is representing a community group challenging the UK’s aviation policy; was involved in the Court of Appeal challenge to the lack of emergency planning at the UK’s first site for fracking horizontal wells and challenging an extension to coal mining in Wales; and appeared in the High Court defending the Secretary of State’s refusal of an open cast coal mine in Druridge Bay and challenging the grant of new oil and gas licences.

Estelle has a specialist practice in election law, and has represented both Petitioners and Returning Officers in challenges to the conduct of elections. She also has experience representing parties before the High Court and before Election Commissioners. She advises widely in the field of election law, including on matters concerning party spending at elections and the declaration of campaigning activities.

Estelle regularly advises and appears in matters concerning information law under the GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018; and the Freedom of Information Act 2000 and the Environmental Information Regulations 2004. She has experience appearing before the Information Tribunal at First-tier and Upper Tribunal levels, including in the leading case establishing the jurisdiction of the Tribunal and establishing that the Freedom of Information Act 2000 has extraterritorial effect, ie can be used by those outside the UK.

Estelle undertakes inquest work, including death in custody inquests and an inquest touching a death in which medical negligence was in issue. She has experience in representing both families and government departments.

Human rights

Estelle is regularly involved in matters with a human rights aspect, having been a member of the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s B Panel of counsel before taking silk. She has experience in:
- The right to life and physical integrity in the context of a safe and healthy environment;
- The rights of individuals with protected characteristics under the Equality Act 2010;
- The right of journalists to access information;
- The right to freedom of expression in the arena of intellectual property;
- The right to private and family life in the arena of healthcare provision;
- The freedom of the press in the context of national security reporting;
- The human rights compliance of various local authority decisions, including in the arena of community care;
- The right to private and family life and the cultural rights of gypsy and traveller people in the arena of planning restrictions on the use of land.
Governance and powers

Estelle has significant experience advising local authorities in matters concerning constitutional and vires issues. She also has expertise in the area of equality duties and has a specialist practice advising and appearing in matters concerning the conduct of elections.

Estelle has extensive experience advising and appearing on behalf of local authorities and individuals in matters concerning the conduct of elected and co-opted members. Before the changes wrought by the Localism Act 2011, Estelle appeared in one of the leading cases on the meaning of acting in an official capacity. Since the new regime has been in place, local authorities and individuals are still in need of advice and representation in matters concerning standards of conduct, and Estelle is well-placed to assist.
Inquests and Inquiries
Estelle is a member of Chambers’ Inquest Team. She has experience appearing for interested persons in inquests into death following medical treatment and Article 2 inquests concerning deaths in prison. She has appeared for the family and for the Ministry of Justice.

Estelle has also undertaken work arising from inquests, including:
- representing a coroner in a claim under section 13 Coroners Act 1988 for an inquisition to be quashed and a new investigation undertaken;
- representing a coroner in judicial review proceedings arising from an ongoing inquest.
Estelle is an experienced inquiry advocate. Her appearances include:
- the 10-week Bristol Airport inquiry;
- the six week Lancashire Fracking inquiry;
- the four week Cumbria Coal Mine inquiry;
- the three week North Norfolk wind turbines inquiry;
- the 12-day London City Airport inquiry;
- the 12-day Ellesmere Port “matrix acidisation” inquiry;
- the ten-day Steeraway solar farm inquiry; and
- a number of national infrastructure examinations, including Gatwick Airport; Norfolk Vanguard; Norfolk Boreas; and Hornsea 3.
Information Law
Estelle’s information law work involves both freedom of information act (FOIA) cases and privacy-related work concerning data protection. Estelle has been practising in data protection for 14 years and is an expert on both the GDPR and the UKGDPR. She advises a wide client base, including DPOs (both internal and external), large multi-national companies, public authorities, charities and individuals. She led a team at Cornerstone Barristers advising then-DCMS on the policy approach to implementing GDPR. She has broad experience, including drafting an information sharing agreement for a group of over 40 local authorities, schools and other public service organisations, and advising on privacy notices for a UK-wide ANPR company and a national children’s charity and advising government clients on the data protection implications of various technologies. Estelle has particular interest and expertise in big data, profiling, artificial intelligence and machine learning, on which she has been advising insurance companies and tech start-ups.

Estelle’s advocacy work in data protection includes County Court, High Court and Court of Appeal challenges concerning individual rights. She represented the Claimant in the judicial review challenge to the decision to use an algorithm to grade the 2020 A-level cohort in England which led the Government to reverse its decision, and appeared in the Court of Appeal in October 2018 on a previously unlitigated point about when it is lawful for an employer to receive and use information from a policing body.

Estelle is a member of the European Commission’s Multistakeholder Expert Group on the GDPR, which assists the Commission in dealing with potential challenges in implementing the GDPR across Europe. She also speaks regularly on data protection and the GDPR.

Turning to freedom of information, Estelle has represented investigative journalists in challenging refusals to allow access to information. In particular she represents the investigative journalist Stefania Maurizi in two important and high-profile FOIA cases: (1) a long-running FOIA battle trying to access information from the Crown Prosecution Service about Julian Assange, which went to the Upper Tribunal and (2) a successful First-tier Tribunal appeal concerning information held by the Metropolitan Police relating to three Wikileaks journalists. As a result of Estelle’s work with journalists on FOIA, she spoke at the 2018 International Journalism Festival on a panel with journalist James Risen on “How to get secret and confidential documents. From FOIA to leaks, the struggle to acquire factual information.”

Estelle inspires complete confidence with her advice and actions.
Chambers UK Bar (2025)

She is superb, intellectually brilliant, and also a great person.
Legal 500 (2025)

Estelle is acting on some hugely important environmental cases at the moment and is a trailblazer.
Chambers UK Bar (2025)

Estelle has one of the top climate practices at the Bar.
Legal 500 (2024)

She is extremely hard-working, attentive, empathetic and methodical.
Legal 500 (2024)

Estelle is exceptionally bright and able to grasp complex issues incredibly quickly.
Chambers UK Bar (2024)

Estelle has an impressive ability to distil complex arguments into succinct and powerful submissions, and present these in a highly persuasive and confident manner.
Chambers UK Bar (2024)

Estelle is tenacious and thoughtful, and her advocacy is top-notch.
Chambers UK Bar (2024)

Estelle is superb; She often represents individuals and communities up against difficult odds and well-funded opponents and has an impressive record of success.
Legal 500 (2024)

She is brilliant; very meticulous and acts in a number of high-profile matters.
Chambers UK Bar (2023)

A determined and tenacious advocate, whose oral and written advocacy is nuanced, well-reasoned and highly effective and whose grasp of the law consistently impresses.
Legal 500 (2023)

About Estelle

Client Testimonials
After securing permission in a complex judicial review claim, Estelle’s clients wrote that they felt “compelled to send our thanks for the wonderful way in which our case was presented yesterday. Estelle’s arguments [on climate impact and biodiversity] were so lucid that even we didn’t have any difficulty in understanding them.”

At a high profile planning inquiry concerning fracking, Estelle’s client remarked on her “excellent and hugely appreciated work”. One of the residents’ groups participating in the inquiry also noted that “Estelle [was] truly awesome. The points that [she] raised and the manner [she] did it in was nothing short of superb.”

A national children’s charity recently said of Estelle: “I just want to give a compliment for the hard work Estelle put in to ensure we were GDPR compliant. She is exceptionally knowledgeable and provided great timely advice. We were very impressed with her work”.

Stefania Maurizi, investigative journalist formerly with La Repubblica, now with Il Fatto Quotidiano, a public access client, said: “I wish all journalists litigating in the public interest could have Estelle represent them”.

Aviva’s GDPR Operations Director said: “A heartfelt thank you to Estelle for her wonderful contribution to our data privacy conference. She spoke so eloquently about the ways in which companies can avoid the pitfalls around data management but also the opportunities AI and ‘doing things in a fair and transparent fashion’ will bring.”
Directory Quotes
- Environment – “Estelle is acting on some hugely important environmental cases at the moment and is a trailblazer.” “She really understood our organisation and what it was that we sought to achieve.” Chambers and Partners 2025
- Planning – “Estelle inspires complete confidence with her advice and actions.” Chambers and Partners 2025
- Data Protection – “Her extensive knowledge and experience in this field shines throughout our work.” “Her advocacy is exceptionally clear and thorough.” “Estelle’s advice is of the highest quality.” Chambers and Partners 2025
- Administrative and Public Law – “Estelle knows climate policy like the back of her hand.” Chambers and Partners 2025
- Planning – “Estelle is excellent, her ability to quickly grasp novel areas of law and untangle them in a way that can be understood by clients is very impressive. She shows great insight and her advice is pragmatic and easy to apply to our work in practice. She is incredibly bright, personable and able to distil complex legislation into simple terms.” Legal 500 2025
- Data Protection: “She is superb, intellectually brilliant, and also a great person. Estelle can handle incredible workloads, is always reliable and extremely pleasant to work with. She is also a powerful advocate when it comes to the right of the public to know, which makes her fantastic on FOIA cases.” Legal 500 2025
- Administrative law and human rights – “Estelle is excellent; her ability to quickly grasp novel areas of law and untangle them in a way that can be understood by clients is very impressive. She is incredibly bright and personable.” Legal 500 2025
- Environment – “Estelle is exceptionally bright and able to grasp complex issues incredibly quickly; she provides pragmatic ‘real world’ advice and shows an in-depth understanding of her clients’ aims and motivations.” “Estelle has an impressive ability to distil complex arguments into succinct and powerful submissions, and present these in a highly persuasive and confident manner.” “Estelle is a brilliant member of the team.” Chambers and Partners 2024
- Planning – “Estelle is inspiring in her knowledge of the law and her enthusiastic approach to applying it.” “Estelle uses her planning and environment law expertise but also her great people skills to develop and pursue a team approach to the case.” Chambers and Partners 2024
- Administrative & Public Law – “Estelle is tenacious and thoughtful, and her advocacy is top-notch.” ” She is thorough in unpacking the argument, and very good at going through the whole point and driving home her argument.” Chambers and Partners 2024
- Data Protection – “Estelle is able to work under tremendous pressure and always meets deadlines. She is also highly strategic in dealing with complex cases.” Chambers and Partners 2024
- Environment – “Estelle has one of the top climate practices at the Bar. She is extremely hard-working, attentive, empathetic and methodical.” Legal 500 2024
- Planning – “Estelle is superb; She often represents individuals and communities up against difficult odds and well-funded opponents and has an impressive record of success. Her advocacy is top-notch and she is a pleasure to work with”. Legal 500 2024
- Administrative Law and Human Rights – “A forceful, methodical advocate. Clients find her attentive and empathetic. Superb on her feet.” Legal 500 2024
- Data Protection – “A top-notch silk and a strategic thinker.” Legal 500 2024
- Administrative & Public Law – “She is brilliant; very meticulous and acts in a number of high-profile matters.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Administrative & Public Law – “She really knows her stuff in the fast-paced emerging area of climate litigation.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Data Protection – “Estelle Dehon is an outstanding professional who fights tooth and nail for her clients. Her level of expertise in FOIA litigation is deeply impressive.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Data Protection – “She has great case management skills as well as being a great barrister.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Environment – “She is very meticulous and a real powerhouse in environmental judicial reviews.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Environment – “Her advocacy is very clear and persuasive. She carries a lot of respect from judges.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Planning – “Estelle is totally superb, tenacious and thoughtful. Her advocacy is top-notch both written and oral.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Planning – “She had an excellent grasp of the legislation and issues. She provided thorough, useful advice.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Planning – “Her advocacy is very clear and persuasive, and she carries a lot of respect from judges.” Chambers and Partners 2023
- Environment – “A determined and tenacious advocate, whose oral and written advocacy is nuanced, well-reasoned and highly effective and whose grasp of the law consistently impresses.” Legal 500 2023
- Administrative & Public Law –”Estelle is very experienced and hugely knowledgeable in planning and environmental judicial review. The fact that she represents both claimants and defendants is a real strength.” Legal 500 2023
- Administrative & Public Law – “She is an excellent advocate who produces strong written work.” “She is a very efficient barrister who is terrific in her drafting and a real pleasure to work with.” Chambers and Partners 2022
- Environment – “She is very astute.” Chambers and Partners 2022
- Planning – “Estelle is incredibly thorough, very professional and very easy to get on with.” “She is a meticulous advocate and very attentive to clients’ needs.” “She is very efficient, terrific in her drafting and good on her feet.” Chambers and Partners 2022
- Environment – “A determined and tenacious advocate, whose oral and written advocacy is nuanced, well-reasoned and highly effective.” Legal 500 2022
- Administrative and Public Law – “Estelle always presents her arguments in an articulate and persuasive fashion, whether in court or in conference. She also has the ability to put her professional and lay clients at ease, inspiring confidence in all that work with her.” Legal 500 2022
- Data Protection – “A highly experienced data protection expert who delivers practical compliance advice and excellent strategy on breach-handling.” Legal 500 2022
- Planning – “Diligent and easy to work with, particularly on thorny issues.” Legal 500 2022
- Environment – “Well regarded for her recent involvement in fracking cases, in which she has represented NGOs and local residents. She is also frequently instructed in wind farm development disputes. Strengths: “She works extremely hard, thinks fast on her feet and is able to extract the essential facts and points from extremely complex and technical information to best convey legal points.” Chambers and Partners 2021
- Planning – London -“Dedicates a significant portion of her practice to planning law, frequently representing interest groups, individuals and local authorities in sometimes controversial cases. She regularly appears in the High Court and at public inquiries concerning substantial development proposals. She has been involved in important challenges to energy schemes including fracking. Strengths: “Her pleadings are super accurate, concise and to the point, and well researched and persuasive.” “Estelle has great knowledge and great presentation skills. She’s a good all-rounder.” Chambers and Partners 2021
- “Estelle is top-notch. She is a determined and tenacious advocate, whose oral and written advocacy is nuanced, well-reasoned and highly effective and whose grasp of the law consistently impresses. She is good-natured, responsive and easy to work with and quickly builds trust and rapport with clients.” Legal 500 2021
- “Dogged, hardworking and very good at seeing the bigger picture.” Legal 500 2021
- “She is passionate about environmental issues and is without doubt one of the very best juniors and an articulate advocate.” Legal 500 2021
- Estelle is ranked in Administrative and Public Law (including elections); Environment; Planning and Data Protection.
- “Estelle is an excellent barrister with a keen appreciation of the law and a fine attention to detail in all that she does. Estelle always presents her arguments in an articulate and persuasive fashion, whether in court or in conference. She also has the ability to put her professional and lay clients at ease, inspiring confidence in all that work with her.” Legal 500 2021
- “She is passionate about environmental issues and is without doubt one of the very best juniors and an articulate advocate.” Legal 500 2021
- “Estelle is top-notch. She is a determined and tenacious advocate, whose oral and written advocacy is nuanced, well-reasoned and highly effective and whose grasp of the law consistently impresses. She is good-natured, responsive and easy to work with and quickly builds trust and rapport with clients.” Legal 500 2021
- “Dogged, hardworking and very good at seeing the bigger picture.” Legal 500 2021
- “A very strong advocate with a very broad knowledge of planning and environment law.” “Any contact with her felt as though she took us from the fourth to the premier division in a few short steps.” Chambers and Partners 2020
- “She has an encyclopaedic knowledge of both planning legislation and case law, she is incredibly articulate and her paperwork is excellent.” Chambers and Partners 2020
- “Exceptional – an undoubted expert, she leads with her heart, guided by an exceptionally sharp intellect.” Legal 500 2020
- “Her expertise spans planning, environment and village greens.” Legal 500 2020
- “She quickly got to grips with the issues and was excellent in managing the client’s expectations.” “She is highly intelligent, sharp, witty and incredibly approachable. She provides clear and concise planning advice and is highly respected for the work she has completed on our behalf.” Chambers and Partners 2019
- “A strong advocate with a solid grasp of strategy.” Legal 500 2018
- “She is a brilliant advocate, who has a presentation style liked by the court.” Legal 500 2017
- “Intellectually outstanding and also pleasant and personable.” Chambers and Partners 2017
- “Her work rate is impressive, and her attention to detail and tenacity are equally so.” Chambers & Partners 2017
- “She is thorough, objective and provides sound legal advice.” Legal 500 2016
- “Her preparation is extremely thorough. She has got really good attention to detail and her advocacy is first-rate.” “She has a wonderful manner with clients.” Chambers and Partners 2016
Conferences
Estelle regularly speaks at conferences and seminars. She spoke at the COP27 Climate Law and Governance Day; at London City Hall on the Retrofit vs Rebuild Report; at the Scottish Public Law Group Conference and at Oxford Meeting Minds. She co-presented on Climate and Biodiversity at Cornerstone’s 2023 Planning Day; on Embodied Carbon at Cornerstone’s 2022 Planning Day; and on Climate Change Litigation at Cornerstone’s 2021 Planning Day. Previously she addressed the APPG on Energy Costs on Assessing COP26 Outcomes; presented a webinar on Planning and Human Rights for MHCLG; spoke on Environment and the Rule of Law at the UKELA Annual Conference; co-presented a webinar on Infrastructure and Net Zero; and chaired a seminar on Opportunities for a Climate Positive Economy After COVID-19. In 2019 she gave the Legal Update at the Joint Planning Law Conference.
Associations
- Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
- UK Environmental Law Association (UKELA), trustee and member of UKELA Council since 2019
- National Infrastructure Planning Association (NIPA)
- Administrative Law Bar Association (ALBA)
- Planning and Environmental Bar Association (PEBA)
- JUSTICE
- European Commission Multistakeholder Expert Group on the GDPR
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