I've only just managed to find the September 2023 decision of the First-tier Tribunal re the appeal against the Charity Commission's ruling about the Victoria Hall etc: https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKFTT/GRC/2023/805.html One of the key rulings is "that a revised Scheme is drawn up between the two Respondents [i.e. The Charity Commission and LB Ealing] in consultation with the Appellants [Tony Miller & Will French], within 185 days of the date of this Decision". By my reckoning, this timescale was completed on 24th March 2024. Does anyone have any information on what is happening in this case now? I was pleasantly surprised to read that the Tribunal said "Should agreement between the parties on a new Scheme not be reached, the First Respondent [The Charity Commission] is directed to make a new Scheme that, in its view, takes account of the findings of the Tribunal, whereupon, a new right of appeal, this time against the terms of the new Scheme, will arise at the instance of any party with the necessary locus standi subject to the time limits for bringing an appeal set out in the Act."

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Town Hall - Victoria Hall	19/04/24 12:03:00	Phil Kay
Re:Town Hall - Victoria Hall	20/04/24 02:07:00	Phil Kay
Re:Re:Town Hall - Victoria Hall	25/04/24 14:44:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Town Hall - Victoria Hall	25/04/24 21:55:00	Simon Hayes
Re:Re:Re:Re:Town Hall - Victoria Hall	26/04/24 00:26:00	Simon Hayes
Re:Town Hall - Victoria Hall	26/04/24 14:35:00	Phil Kay

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