Those working on the frontlines of social justice have long understood that change — be it political, cultural or systemic — does not come from the courtroom alone. The arguments we make, images we show, language we choose, and the tone we strike shape how problems are understood long before they are litigated. Narratives are the bridge between the world as
22 Apr 2026
Ahead of our upcoming ‘Public Law and the Planet’ conference on Tuesday 3 March 2026, PLP is turning its focus to the global fight against climate change and why public law is one of the most powerful tools we have to challenge environmental injustice and defend the rights of communities on the frontline. PLP’s CEO Jamie Peters explores this below. Climate change isn’t just an environmental issue. It’s a public law
9 Feb 2026
In 2025, Public Law Project (PLP) supported a family in successfully challenging NHS charges of over £153,000 for care provided to their baby, B, who was born extremely prematurely. The case raises serious concerns about the way NHS Trusts are applying the NHS Charging Regulations to families protected under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS). PLP is also acting for another family challenging the lawfulness
11 Dec 2025
“This is a dark day for anyone like me, who wants the memory of their loved one to be respected and valued equally.” – Widower, Daniel Jwanczuk responds to the ruling
20 Nov 2025
PLP’s Interim CEO, Jamie Peters, delivered this speech to delegates at PLP’s Annual Conference 2025: Strengthening the Constitution
16 Oct 2025