ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What goes into creating a modern courthouse?
From Blackpool's new courthouse to London's state-of-the-art City of London law courts on Fleet Street, explore the major developments transforming justice facilities across England and Wales.
Discover accessibility features like changing places and wheelchair-accessible cells, the regeneration of Salisbury Square, and the conversion of 7 Newgate Street into a world-leading 30-hearing-room tribunal centre.
Plus, hear how £148 million is tackling leaking roofs and ageing heating systems from Nottingham Crown Court to Birmingham, making our buildings fit for purpose.
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