Manifesto for justice
Our manifesto makes the case for change to the justice system with 8 recommendations for the next government.
Bar Conference 2024
The only event that brings the whole Bar together – join us for a unique conference that you won't want to miss.
A lens on justice: The move to remote justice 2020 – 2024
The Bar Council's report on remote justice.
Back the Bar
Support the Bar Council's essential work by subscribing to the Bar Representation Fee during Authorisation to Practise.
New Cyber Security at the Bar training
On-demand courses – a new way to learn with the Bar Council
New guidance on generative AI for the Bar
The Bar Council has new guidance for barristers on ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence (AI) large language model systems (LLMs).
Chambers Management Panel
Find out more about the Bar Council’s work to support barristers and chambers professionals with the effective management of chambers.
Wellbeing matters
Featuring leaders from across the Bar, our video encourages more conversations about mental health and wellbeing
The Bar Council
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Russia sanctions
View our statement from 25 February 2022
Guidance and information on the sanctions imposed by the UK on Russia.
In the press
Justice delayed and denied – Bar Council calls for urgent action in election manifesto
The 'Manifesto for justice 2024' calls for justice to be seen as a vital public service
Bar Council calls for review of whole criminal justice system through Royal Commission
A wholesale policy refresh and investment in the whole justice system is needed now, the Bar Council says in its submission to the Public Accounts Committee's inquiry.
Crown Court backlog report highlights criminal justice system at point of structural failure
Reducing the Crown Court backlog of 67,573 to 53,000 by March 2025 can no longer be achieved, according to a new report by the watchdog.
Government must take responsibility for prison crisis and invest in criminal justice system, Bar Chair says
The Ministry of Justice is wrongly blaming the prison population crisis on the barristers’ strike.
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