R (M) v London Borough of Hounslow

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28 Mar 2013

The Claimants were a group of disabled children who claimed that the legislation on school transport required that they were to be transported from door step to school gate. The authority held that where suitable, and putting in place appropriate risk assessments, it was not unreasonable or unlawful for them to utilise pick up points near at hand to save journey times and encourage independence.

Fiona Scolding acted for the London Borough of Hounslow.

For more information, please refer to the full judgment in R (M) v London Borough of Hounslow.
 

 

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