Richmond in row over plans for two Catholic schools
Plans to create two new Catholic schools in Richmond, south-west London, are being challenged in the High Court.
The schools, one secondary and one primary, would be allowed to prioritise Catholic children.
Campaigners say the legal procedure to approve the schools were not followed, an allegation the Richmond Council denies.
The council says a democratic decision was taken to approve the schools.
James Heather from Richmond Inclusive Schools Campaign and Hannah Parker, a parent, spoke to BBC London.
16 Nov 2012
- From the section London