People living near a major chemical factory in Lancashire are told they could be at risk of serious health conditions.

The Government has reversed its decision to approve an AI data centre in Buckinghamshire following legal action by Foxglove and Global Action Plan, supported by Law for Change. In July 2025, Angela R...

The River Tees, a vital waterway for industry and shipping in north-east England, has been heavily polluted for decades from old factories and chemicals. To keep the port open, operators regularly dre...

Access to justice shouldn't depend on being either very rich or very poor. Yet that's increasingly the reality facing ordinary people trying to challenge injustice through the legal system. Law for Ch...

After years of living with toxic smoke and uncertainty, Rainham residents have finally seen progress. Havering Council, in East London, has now declared Launders Lane, also known as Arnold’s Field, as...

The Secretary of State for Justice has accepted that children held in a secure training centre cannot be left unaccompanied in their room for more than three hours.

In 2024, scientist and computer modeller turned activist Dr. Andrew Boswell, and Leigh Day’s environmental team, partnered with Law for Change to bring two high-profile legal challenges against major ...

On the 20 June 2025, a new police misconduct panel found Detective Chief Inspector James Mason guilty of gross misconduct and ordered his dismissal from the Metropolitan Police. The panel concluded th...

A year long sustained legal effort by Stop Uyghur Genocide (SUG), supported by Leigh Day and backed by funding from Law for Change and the Good Law Project has been credited with stalling fashion gian...

In a victory for Ukrainian family reunification, Law for Change is proud to have supported the Work Rights Centre in successfully challenging restrictive changes to the Homes for Ukraine Scheme. The l...

Chocolate and cat food campaigns at centre of employment tribunal cases

Despite winning a landmark legal battle, academic Alice Jolly believes it won’t benefit others

There are ten amazing categories for this year's Awards. See whose been nominated.

The Changemakers driving change in 2025 - whether by taking big business and institutions to task or giving young people a say in politics.

Daera went to the UK's highest court after previously being rejected by the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal.