Catch up with our latest news and stories from our brilliant volunteers.
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In conversation with two of our Trustees
Our Board of Trustees plays a key role in guiding our decision making and ensuring our charity remains true to our mission of empowering people who are facing court alone. This month, as part of our 25th anniversary, we spoke with our Chair of Trustees, Katherine Milliken, and Trustee and long-standing volunteer, Helen Lawrence.
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Day in the life of a volunteer: Rob’s story
Have you ever wondered what a day of volunteering with Support Through Court really look like? Rob, one of our Manchester volunteers, talks us through his day supporting a client before, during and after her family court hearing.
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Charles’ story: a lasting legacy
This year, as Support Through Court marks its 25th anniversary, we’re reflecting on how vital it is that this support continues to be available, especially when so many people are
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25 years of Support Through Court: Our story so far
In 2001, Support Through Court began with a simple but powerful question: why is no one here to help people in the civil courts? Twenty-five years on, that question has shaped
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New rights for renters – including an end to “no fault evictions”
The new Renters’ Rights Bill became law on 25th October 2025.
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Nigel’s story
Hear from Nigel, a volunteer in London.
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Work of the County Court: Justice Committee Review
Read our thoughts on the Justice Committee’s recent report’s key findings and discover how these challenges connect to the support we provide.
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Ros’ story
Hear from Ros, a volunteer at Support Through Court Chelmsford.
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Q&A with our new Chair of the Board, Katherine Milliken
Introducing our new Chair, Katherine Milliken.
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Support Through Court appoints new Chair
We’re delighted to announce we have a new Chair of the Board, Katherine Milliken.
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Support Through Court announces new partnership
Support Through Court partners with Royal Holloway to provide free legal assistance to litigants in need
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Lucy’s Story
Hear from Lucy, a family solicitor who began her legal journey as a Support Through Court volunteer.















