Wednesday, October 7th, 2026, 6:40 am
The National Archives (TNA) Tells Our Story
True:
HE Court of Appeal’s Web site states that “Court of Appeal Judgments are now published on the National Archives (TNA) new “find case law” service for the public. TNA will preserve the judgments as records in the archive. The judgments TNA is receiving for publication are joining the archive’s extensive collection of court records, dating back 800 years. The new service is intended to increase transparency and secure free access for all.”
An archive “dating back 800 years” is impressive. The High Court also places judgements there, much to the regret of people who engage in lawfare.
As of this week, it looks like there are at least 3 hearings ahead of us, most of them likely to take place in 2027. That hardly interferes with the ongoing activity of investigative journalism.






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