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Si_Derman ref 16.34 post that statement is actually correct. The Respondent in this case was DAERA. HARL was an Interested Party. This gives them the right but not the obligation to participate in the proceedings. I am not sure if being an Interested Party would give them the right to seek permission to appeal though.

Kaeren ref 15.58 did you not once accuse me of trying to dictate the narrative? IM is not the only thing happening.

Just been posted on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7208458894304493568/ the text says

🌊 Explore your future at Harland & Wolff Appledore! 🌊

Who wouldn’t want to work in a stunning location like this?

Join us at Harland & Wolff Appledore for our Careers Day on Wednesday 10th July. Come meet the team and learn about the opportunities awaiting you in this beautiful coastal location.

📅 Date: Wednesday 10th July

🕒 Time: Drop in anytime between 15:00 – 19:00

📍 Location: On site in the Skills Centre

See you there!

Thanks to Chris Wileman for the aerial shot. 📷

Si_Derman ref 14.58 post No but youcan download a copy fromm here https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/the-judge-over-your-shoulder Please note that although written by the Government Legal Department the principles remain the same for the devolved nations.

ForrestGump ref 14.41 post If these were Private Law Proceedings then you may have an argument. However, these are Administrative Law Proceedings so the position is as I said in my 14.39 post. Due to the separation of powers a Court cannot when exercising its supervisory jurisdiction making a decision for an inferior body like in this case a government minister all it can do is quash and remit back. I would refer you to the publication by the Government Legal Servce called The Judge on Your Shoulder.

ForrestGump ref 14.29 post That has been the position since 1948. In a judicial review if the applicant succeeds all the court would do in most cases is quash the decision and require the decision to be retaken.

Without reading the judgement as I see it DAERA has two options firstly they could Petition the Supreme Court for Leave to Appeal the decision. The second option is to retake the decision in lie with the judgement. The quickest option would be to retake the decision. However if the Executive wants a definitive ruling on the points raised they would Petition for Leave. The test for leave to appeal is that it must be a point of law of general importance. My concern is that the points raised are peculiar to Northern Ireland so I am not sure that leave would be given it would depend I suspect on the view of the Northern Ireland Justice of the Supreme Court.

Any news on what is happening at the Court of Appeal with the result of the appeal?

Garonne ref 12.24 post While JW is not always good at keeping to timescales he sets in this case I think the general election may have impacted on things. This would be the case if the relevant Minister is more concerned with getting reelected than his departmental responsibilities.

I am not sure whether this job is based at Appledore as it says it is in Northam. The address is given as Appledore Road Bideford. https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/HarlandWolff/743999994233467-commissioning-manager,

Kaeren ref 12.23 post I do not think all the jobs are FSS related s one of the Appledore vacancies is for a Head of Procurement. A full list of vacancies can be found here https://www.harland-wolff.com/careers/

Is now showing on the Belfast Harbour website as leaving on Wednesday.

LSE03 ref 10.25 post sounds like either a delivery or collection either way good to know that things are definitely happening at Arnish.

LSE03 ref 10.10 post do you know if it is at the Deep Water Terminal or at Arnish Point?

ForrestGump ref 09.08 post two observations firstly, I suspect that JW has known the result for about the last week. While technically it could be argued that he is not entitled to see the draft of the judgement I suspect Judith Tweed would have shown it to him to get his advice on next steps.So I would not rule out an intraday RNS. Secondly, any further appeal would not be entirely a ddecision for the judges all the judges can do is say that they refuse permission to appeal to the Supreme Court. It is for a three judge committee of the Supreme Court to make the decision on whether to grant permission.

BeanCounting Do a member search for Chrisatrdg to confirm bit I believe that it would be around 10am before the normal cases for the day starts.

Consuela ref 00.32 post I am not sure if you have noticed but a significant proportion of LinkedIn post are from companies promoting their business.

This has just been posted on LinkedIn

Harland & Wolff Marine Services Ltd 800 followers 5 minutes ago

'Harland & Wolff Marine Services had a fantastic 3 days at⛴️ Seawork show this year⚓️, it started off with 👸the HRH Princess Royal officially opening for its 25th year🥂, thank you to all who I had meetings with and just general talks, it was been really busy trying to fit everyone in, sorry if I didn't get around to you, lots of exciting enquiries for the future, if we can help with your projects reach out to:-📧 marine.services@harland-wolff.com. The link to see the photos is https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7207690134203318272/

Brinoble ref 19.09 post I assume that you are referring to the jR of the Utility Regulator advising that a cnstruction license is needed. A rolled up permission and substantive hearing means you only have one hearing. The judge at the hearing will either give a decision on the day or reserve judgement and give it on another day. My guess is that if it is a reserved judgement it will be quite quick as it does not appear to be a complicated issue.

Just posted to LinkedIn by David Fearnley https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7207384159999176705/ the text of the post is

Looking forward to RenewableUK's GOW event next week; Look at this fantastic drone image taken by Ruairidh Macleod out of our Arnish site, this facility has a brilliant track record and is perfectly placed to support the renewables market.

With outstanding Plate rolling facilities, Project assembly capabilities, a deep water quay side, and much more. The view isn't half bad either.

Come by stand D54 next week to discuss how Harland & Wolff Arnish can support your Renewables project.

There is a nice drone shot of Arnish with I believe the link road to the left looks like it is ready for use.

ONLYMEE ref 15.20 post I agree with Findingtheta I think the accounts will be published on the 28th June. However I believe they will be published at 7am.