article_snippet: Mr Gerber took Mr Gerber case to the High Court where Mr Gerber argued that English Heritage should also have been consulted as a listed property was involved.
article_snippet: One of the country's top judges, Mr Justice Dove, upheld Mr Gerber claim and has ordered Wiltshire Council to reconsider the planning application for the site.
article_snippet: his case is about Wiltshire Council not following a prescribed, legal planning process but his case is also about what it means to live in the countryside and what we leave for the next generation,' The father-of-three said. '
article_snippet: That shows the UK legal system works and should encourage other individuals to stand up against inappropriately sited, large-scale development.'
article_snippet: The submitted plans - Wiltshire Council has now been told to reconsider the planning applicatiom .
article_snippet: The statutory scheme requires English Heritage to have the chance to input into that evaluation. '
article_snippet: It is precisely the matter on which English Heritage's expert views should be sought.
article_snippet: A spokesperson for Wiltshire Council said A spokesperson for Wiltshire Council carried out 'extensive publicity' about the application and will now consider an appeal. '
article_snippet: We carried out extensive publicity concerning this application at the time, including site notices, a press notice and notifying neighbours We considered would be affected. '
article_snippet: We will now meet with the landowners to ensure accurate plans of the development are submitted before consulting with English Heritage. '
highlights_snippet: Took case to court and said English Heritage should have been consulted .
  
highlights_snippet: Daniel Gerber has upheld claim and ordered Wiltshire Council to reconsider application .
  