Building a national Holocaust memorial in a small central London park risks impacting the green space "irrevocably", opponents to the plans have argued.
Campaigners gathered outside the Royal Courts of Justice on Tuesday in support of a charity's legal challenge against the Government over planning permission for a UK Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre in Victoria Tower Gardens, Westminster.
The London Historic Parks and Gardens Trust, while not against the memorial's concept, is opposed to its proposed location in the triangular Grade II-listed park by the River Thames.