Ten years ago, when I visited courts and tribunals across the country, I’d carry a mound of paperwork to keep me busy on the train. Now, I can pick up my laptop, wander through the office and read my emails. …
Susan Acland-Hood talks about how proud she is of the work to keep the wheels of our courts and tribunals turning in the face of the unprecedented challenges that the coronavirus crisis has brought to our daily and working lives.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A blog post from Sidonie Kingsmill on how HMCTS is applying principles of performance management to the justice system
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.
A blog post from Sidonie Kingsmill on how HMCTS is using user experience principles in the administration of justice.
