It would be good if this succeeded. I have no idea if they're in with a chance, but you tend to think that an action like this wouldn't be launched with at least some hope of success, as the decision does simply seem capricious. The problem, of course, is that if there really was a procedural mistake, the DfT can just go back, dot every i and cross every t this time, and make the same decision again.
... and right on cue:
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/nov/30/campaigners-launch-legal-challenge-over-stonehenge-road-tunnel
It would be good if this succeeded. I have no idea if they're in with a chance, but you tend to think that an action like this wouldn't be launched with at least some hope of success, as the decision does simply seem capricious. The problem, of course, is that if there really was a procedural mistake, the DfT can just go back, dot every i and cross every t this time, and make the same decision again.