London Info · Jul 31, 2026
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Construction of China's new embassy at Royal Mint Court in London can proceed after the High Court dismissed a legal challenge against planning permission. Residents had argued the development posed security, safety and protest-related risks, including concerns over surveillance and diplomatic immunity. However, the court rejected the challenge after the government said intelligence agencies had approved the site and confirmed appropriate security measures were in place. *Join London Info for Immediate Updates from London's Jewish Communities.* To Join *LondonInfo Status* https://wa.me/+447471241799?text=Signup To Join a *LondonInfo News Group* https://chat.whatsapp.com/LDBLGUbAkA505NNbwAE6QJ
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