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A fresh, young perspective on court information
Rachael Collins, HMCTS Crime Service Manager talks about working with the Youth Justice Board to improve our information to meet the needs of children and young adults.
Improving the way organisations access and manage civil, family and tribunal cases
A blog about how MyHMCTS will provide a single place for legal firms and other organisations to issue, pay for and manage applications falling within the jurisdiction of the County Court, Family Court and tribunals.
Helping users to access our online services
A blog post from Mike Brazier, on how we’re offering different types of support and testing different ways of delivering them to users who want to use our online services but need a little help.
Building and safeguarding for our digital justice platform
A blog post from Balaji Anbil that provide an overview of HMCTS' digital architecture, how we build the components, governance approach and the associated benefits.
Public users asked for views on open justice
A blog post from Luke Fusi in which he talks about our work with Policy Lab and gathering some of the public perceptions of open justice.
Reforming probate: learning from experience
A blog post from Adam Lennon on his personal experience on applying for probate and as the person responsible for designing the new service how he's used it to make the service simpler, more intelligent, and less intrusive.
Applying principles of performance management to the justice system
A blog post from Sidonie Kingsmill on how HMCTS is applying principles of performance management to the justice system
Listening to the voice of public users to redesign our services
A blog post from Olivia Jorgensen-Aitchison, who talks about how the reform programme is putting the people who use our services at the heart of our redesign.
Using user experience principles in the administration of justice
A blog post from Sidonie Kingsmill on how HMCTS is using user experience principles in the administration of justice.
New digital service for Family Public Law puts the child at the forefront
A blog post from Jason Llewelyn, on developing a new digital service for Family Public Law and how we’d like to invite more users of the service to help research and test what we’re building next.