Tim Mould QC is a planning, environmental and local government lawyer. His recent cases cover a wide range of subject matter including pollution control and human rights (Richards v Environment Agency), nitrates and planning (Wyatt v Fareham BC), low traffic neighbourhoods (Sheakh v Lambeth BC), the holocaust memorial (London Historic Parks and Gardens Trust v Minister of Housing), planning policy for gypsies and traveller sites (Smith v Secretary of State) and net zero and HS2 (Packham v Prime Minister). Tim enjoys promoting rail projects. In 2021 he promoted the TransPennine Route Upgrade between Huddersfield and Dewsbury. In 2019 he promoted the second phase of the East-West Rail Project. He continues to act for the Transport Secretary on the HS2 programme as promoter of the current Crewe to Manchester Bill. Having worked on the Crossrail Bill, he was delighted to make his first journey on the Elizabeth Line last month.

Tim visited a snow bound Palais de Nations in Geneva in late 2017 to appear before the Aarhus Compliance Committee, a fascinating and rewarding experience!