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Friday 31 January 2025
A weekly round-up of the latest news and information about courts and tribunals
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Nick Goodwin, Chief Executive of HMCTS attended the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners General Meeting this week to share an update on our efforts to address issues in the criminal courts.
Nick’s session covered our role in current initiatives, challenges, and collaborative efforts to alleviate pressures and improve outcomes across the criminal justice system.
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In May 2023, the Ministry of Justice launched a Call for Evidence on Open Justice. The summary of responses has now been published on GOV.UK.
The insights shared by respondents will inform the department’s policies to modernise and improve the transparency of the justice system, ensuring it upholds the rule of law.
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A reminder that we've launched our new WhatsApp channel allowing users to stay informed with the latest news, updates and announcements.
You can sign up to our channel to receive all the latest information to your mobile phone.
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Wolverhampton Magistrates’ Court will resume hearings on Monday 3 February 2025. The court temporarily closed in November while essential heating works took place.
All affected cases were moved to courts across the Black Country and wider region during this period.
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There is still time to register to meet our probate team who will be holding a drop in sessions at our Birmingham Service Centre on 3 February 2025.
This session is an opportunity for local probate professionals to meet the team, find out more about the service and hear about planned improvements.
For more information and to register your attendance please email nsfamilybmt@justice.gov.uk.
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Our probate team will be hosting a webinar for probate professionals on Tuesday 11 February 2025.
The webinar will include a round-up of the main developments to the service from 2024, an update on service performance and insights into our plans for the service in 2025.
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