Sites in Salford, York and Middlesbrough are now operational and a further five are due to open this month in Chester, Liverpool, Bristol, Winchester and Cirencester.
Three projects - probate, divorce and the single justice service, highlight the role of stakeholders in their development, as well as the impacts on service users.
A blog post by Kevin Sadler highlights the vital role of magistrates in the justice system and highlights how they've risen to the challenges presented by coronavirus.
From 3 to 5 November, it's an opportunity to hear about reform programme projects for organisations that work with or represent public court users, but open to all.
The online session will be held on 15 October and is targeted at defence professionals, or those who are likely to use the service as it is rolled out.
We’ve published our latest monthly MI data, providing the latest information on workload and timelines for HMCTS criminal, civil and family courts, and tribunals.
The Good Things Foundation published its assessment of a service that helps people to access reformed HMCTS online services from 26 organisations across the UK.
The online C100 application can now be used when making Child Arrangements Order, Prohibited Steps and Specific Issue Order applications.
Explore the role of judges in the UK, from common law to judicial diversity through a free online course run by King’s College London.
The second consultation phase for the new state-of-the-art City of London Fleet Street court is now live and open for responses.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) updates
Crown Courts at Portsmouth and Reading are piloting COVID-19 Operating Hours, in addition to those at Snaresbrook, Kingston-Upon-Hull and Stafford.
The Government announced new national measures to address rising cases of COVID-19 in England, with links to measures in Scotland and Wales.