PLP is committed to promoting progressive reforms to judicial review and wider constitutional reforms. Legislative and policy reforms pursued by the current Government risk seriously undermining the mechanisms by which marginalised groups can challenge public bodies.
We continue to focus on the development and dissemination of accessible research and evidence-based storytelling to counter inaccurate and harmful narratives that seek to limit government accountability.
Our main goals in this area are:
Read more in our 2022-25 strategy
The Court of Appeal has ruled against the Government’s appeal over anti-protest regulations.
New guide sheds light on intervening in judicial reviews and other court proceedings for NGOs, charities and lawyers.
13 October 2026 @ 9:30 am – 5:30 pm – This is a limited early-bird ticket release available until Thursday 23 July, 17:00! (Early-bird standard tickets now sold-out) Public Law Project Annual Conference 2026: Law, Democracy & Civic Space Presented in partnership with Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer (HSFK) and Blackstone Chambers. Date: Tuesday 13 October Time: 09:30-17:30 Location: HSFK’s London office (Exchange House, Primrose Street, […]