McCracken, Jones and Pereira on Statutory Nuisance has established itself as invaluable both for skilled professionals and lay citizens on an important regime for the protection of the environment in which people live their everyday lives. The work has been cited with approval by judges in the highest courts. The authors identify and grapple with not only the issues that have arisen before the courts but also problems of principle and practice which have not yet been addressed by judges.The Fifth Edition covers significant developments such as:- Supreme Court decision reformulating the fundamentals of amenity nuisance in Fearn v Tate Gallery [2023] UKSC 4- Court of Appeal decision limiting the powers of local authorities in Ball v Hinckley & Bosworth [2024] - High Court decision on costs in criminal and citizen proceedings Lewis v Francis & Borie [2025]- Criminal Procedure Rules 2025- Distinctions, qualifications, doubts and affirmations relating to pre-existing casesEssential reading for local authorities, environmental and local government practitioners, magistrates’ courts, environmental health officers and community groups. It is both the starting point for consideration of the questions which arise in practice, and an essential companion to any court appearance or meeting where potential nuisances are being considered.Clear, readable and user friendly, this book provides lucid explanation, practical guidance, primary materials needed in court, and technical material which is often difficult to find– all in one handy volume. It is both accessible to the layman and illuminating to the experienced practitioner. The work takes you through the processes, from initial assessment, document drafting, to the magistrates’ court, and beyond to the highest courts in the United Kingdom and Strasbourg. It recognises the importance of the practicalities of enforcement, prosecution and costs.This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Environmental Law online service.

McCracken, Jones and Pereira on Statutory Nuisance has established itself as invaluable both for skilled professionals and lay citizens on an important regime for the protection of the environment in which people live their everyday lives. The work has been cited with approval by judges in the highest courts. The authors identify and grapple with not only the issues that have arisen before the courts but also problems of principle and practice which have not yet been addressed by judges.The Fifth Edition covers significant developments such as:- Supreme Court decision reformulating the fundamentals of amenity nuisance in Fearn v Tate Gallery [2023] UKSC 4- Court of Appeal decision limiting the powers of local authorities in Ball v Hinckley & Bosworth [2024] - High Court decision on costs in criminal and citizen proceedings Lewis v Francis & Borie [2025]- Criminal Procedure Rules 2025- Distinctions, qualifications, doubts and affirmations relating to pre-existing casesEssential reading for local authorities, environmental and local government practitioners, magistrates’ courts, environmental health officers and community groups. It is both the starting point for consideration of the questions which arise in practice, and an essential companion to any court appearance or meeting where potential nuisances are being considered.Clear, readable and user friendly, this book provides lucid explanation, practical guidance, primary materials needed in court, and technical material which is often difficult to find– all in one handy volume. It is both accessible to the layman and illuminating to the experienced practitioner. The work takes you through the processes, from initial assessment, document drafting, to the magistrates’ court, and beyond to the highest courts in the United Kingdom and Strasbourg. It recognises the importance of the practicalities of enforcement, prosecution and costs.This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Environmental Law online service.