A new, state of the art, 18 court room courthouse and new City of London Police Hub, is currently under construction. You can view the plans on ‘The Salisbury Square Development’ webpage. The new courthouse will replace the capacity provided by the Mayor’s and City of London Court and the City of London Magistrates’ Court, which currently […]

HMCTS Update: Writ of Control Form No.53.

The Government’s Insolvency Service has concluded its round of Personal Insolvency workshops.

The Justice Committee has launched a new inquiry to examine the work of the County Court amid persistent concerns over capacity and resources. MPs on the cross-party Committee chaired by Labour MP Andy Slaughter decided to look afresh at the work of the County Court after its major inquiry begun last year was halted by […]

The Civil Court Users Association (CCUA) has responded to the Civil Justice Council’s (CJC) final report on Pre-Action Protocols. Whilst we appreciate that this is the final report of the CJC, the CCUA does have some concerns regarding Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims and felt that it would be remiss of us not to share […]

The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has published its response to the responses received to the consultation held under the Sunak Government on the proposal to amend the law to allow for the names of claimants of money judgments, in the County Court and High Court, to be published on the Register of Judgments, Orders and […]

The Civil Justice Council (CJC) has published its Phase Two Report on Pre-Action Protocols. Read it here. Sir Geoffrey Vos, Master of the Rolls, Head of Civil Justice and Chair of the CJC, said: “I welcome the publication of the CJC’s Phase Two Report on Pre-Action Protocols. Pre-action protocols are vital to facilitating fair and […]

Barnet Civil and Family Court Capital Works Project Info.

Response from new Minister responsible for civil justice and enforcement policy to CCUA proposals for improving performance of civil courts.

CCUA Member Update: HMCTS Postal Error July 2024