History. 3 of 6: opponents went to court within six weeks in three of six approvals.
Hunch. By 10 October no group or council had said it was taking legal advice or raising money for a court claim.
The court market resolves on statements by the claimant or the Planning Inspectorate project page, confirmed by BBC News or The Guardian: YES if anyone files a judicial review claim against the Green Hill decision by 19 November 2026, even if it is later withdrawn, and NO if not. A claim made public by 3 December still counts.
We looked for cases where ministers in England approved a large solar farm under the Planning Act 2008 while organised opponents fought it, and checked whether they went to court within six weeks. We found six from 2024 to 2026, most in Lincolnshire and the east of England.