Nightingale Courts

Updated 17 June 2022 * On 19 July 2020, government announced that it would be opening ‘Nightingale Courts’ as part of its court recovery plan to address the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on the justice system. This map was created with data released by HM Courts and Tribunals Service and can be found here: Courts and tribunals additional capacity during coronavirus outbreak: Nightingale courts Analysis © the Law Society. For more Law Society resources related to the coronavirus pandemic, please refer to our Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice and updates

UPDATED 3 years ago

Nightingale Courts

  • Updated 17 June 2022 * On 19 July 2020, government announced that it would be opening ‘Nightingale Courts’ as part of its court recovery plan to address the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on the justice system.

This map was created with data released by HM Courts and Tribunals Service and can be found here: Courts and tribunals additional capacity during coronavirus outbreak: Nightingale courts

Analysis © the Law Society. For more Law Society resources related to the coronavirus pandemic, please refer to our Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice and updates

UPDATED 3 years ago

Nightingale Courts

  • Updated 17 June 2022 * On 19 July 2020, government announced that it would be opening ‘Nightingale Courts’ as part of its court recovery plan to address the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) on the justice system.

This map was created with data released by HM Courts and Tribunals Service and can be found here: Courts and tribunals additional capacity during coronavirus outbreak: Nightingale courts

Analysis © the Law Society. For more Law Society resources related to the coronavirus pandemic, please refer to our Coronavirus (COVID-19) advice and updates