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As we celebrate this year’s Volunteer Week, we extend our deepest gratitude to our dedicated volunteer mediators—who generously give their […]

Announcing an exciting launch …

But what can we do when things go wrong?

We’re thrilled to give a big shout-out and thank you to Clarion Housing Group for their generous support in helping us take a major step forward. Their funding has enabled the development of our newly redesigned case management system — now heading into its testing phase.

A massive thank you to our 18 newly trained volunteers! After completing their three-day training, we’re so pleased to have them on board.

Conflict Support offers a way for individuals to help themselves by encouraging a fresh perspective on a challenging situation. It provides a space to shift the focus away from entrenched positions and problems, moving towards finding options and solutions.

Amanda Bucklow has been using Zoom to conduct mediation for years. She considers the advantages and drawbacks, the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and tips on how to make the most of remote mediation.

The head of the NHS body defending clinical negligence claims has blamed claimant lawyers for so few cases going to mediation.

Ministers have published a blueprint for major reforms to the civil justice system which seeks to save people the cost, time and stress of lengthy courtroom battles.

Inmates at Guernsey’s prison have completed a seven-day course on yoga and meditation aimed at reducing rates of reoffending.