Rolls Building Art and Education Trust & The Technology and Construction Court Art Competition

2023 is the 150th anniversary of The Technology and Construction Court (TCC), a major specialist Court that deals with disputes about building, engineering and all kinds of technology including software. The TCC is based in the Rolls Building, a spacious and modern courthouse in London's legal heartland.

As part of the anniversary celebrations, there will be a competition for young artists. Entries can be 2D artworks in any medium (except exclusively photography) and relate to the themes of Construction or Technology.

National Justice Museum opens submissions for photography exhibition with a £1,000 prize at stake

The call out is open to photographers from around the UK, from professionals to amateurs

National Justice Museum to receive £362,900 in fund which helps safeguard nation's cultural heritage

The National Justice Museum in Nottingham has been awarded a grant of £362,900 by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sports, delivered by Arts Council England.

The National Justice Museum publishes Letters of Constraint

The newly released book is an intimate collection of letters and diary entries from lockdown

National Justice Museum launches Open Court podcast

Retired Judge and former Barrister John Burgess leads a series of interviews taking you behind the scenes of the Justice system

National Justice Museum wins Best Museums Change Lives Project at Museums Change Lives Awards 2021

The National Justice Museum has been awarded the Best Museums Change Lives Project at this year’s Museums Change Lives awards for our Make it Yours: Workshops in an Envelope project.

Welcome back S.H.E.D!

For two weeks in August 2021 summer, the National Justice Museum hosted a variety of exciting events, film screenings, talks and activities as part of S.H.E.D - the Social Higher Education Depot.

‘Freed Soul’ letters

For Women’s History Month 2021, we’re sharing a collection of Charlotte Bryant letters from our archives.

Justice week 2021

An interview with His Honour Judge John Burgess about the impact of COVID-19 on legal proceedings in Nottingham.

Ghost stories with Claire

We catch up with our former ghost tour extraordinaire Claire Finn to see whether she has any spooky stories to tell.

Autism and me

Michael, one of our educational facilitators at the National Justice Museum tells up about the positives of being Autistic.

Staying proud

With so many changes within legislation and human rights, the question has emerged in recent years; why is Pride still relevant?

Ultimate travel list

We’re delighted that the National Justice Museum has been chosen as one of the 500 top experiences and hidden gems in Great Britain.

The ‘Bloody Code’?

The Bloody Code imposed the death penalty for over 200 offences – many of which were surprisingly trivial.

Sandford award

Nottingham’s National Justice Museum has received a prestigious Sandford Award for Heritage Education.