2 days until Off the Record. 18 March – London. If you care about how stories are shaped — and how power is exercised — now is the time to book. Just 15 tickets remaining - buff.ly/45vfgq2

3 days to go. Police. Press. Power. Three panels. Nine speakers. One room. Have you booked? buff.ly/ms1YYfC

Public trust depends on how stories are told. When police and press intersect, the consequences extend far beyond a single headline. Privacy. Power. Accountability. This is why Off the Record matters.

Looking forward to chairing our next conference, in 10 days time.

Join us for 'Off The Record' - an evening of honest conversations about accountability, transparency, and the relationship between Police and the Press. 🎤 3 Panels 🗣️ 9 Speakers 📅 18 March 🥂 Networking drinks to follow Last few tickets remaining - donorbox.org/events/89448... 6 h

At Off the Record you’ll hear from: • Leading media lawyers • Former senior policing leaders • Whistleblowers who challenged corruption Three panels. Three perspectives. One vital conversation. Secure your place.

What happens when the system meant to uphold the law is compromised from within? Panel 3 brings together whistleblowers with firsthand experience of exposing misconduct and organised crime. Maggie Oliver Dave McKelvey Chaired by Nana Akua This is not theory. It is lived experience.

When news reports are inaccurate or misleading, people lose trust in the media. The Press Justice Project helps those affected by press misconduct and works to hold journalists accountable. Find out more by visiting our website. buff.ly/xM1rtB0

What does it cost to speak out? Whistleblowing isn’t abstract. It carries risk. Reputation. Consequence. Panel 3 – Corruption, Cover-Ups & Courage confronts the reality of challenging power. Be part of the conversation.

This BBC article highlights the continuing fight for accountability being led by Maggie Oliver. Maggie will be joining us as a speaker at the upcoming Press Justice Project conference 'Off the Record'. Get your tickets here: buff.ly/ga6UBuJ Read the article below to learn more.

When a major incident makes the news, the pressure is immediate. Decisions are made in minutes. Information moves in seconds. The public forms opinions just as quickly. This panel goes beyond theory. It’s about what really happens behind the scenes: Inside the tension. Inside the pressure.

When a major incident unfolds, who controls the narrative? The police? The press? Whoever publishes first? Panel 2 – The Heat and The Headlines explores how stories are shaped under pressure. Join the conversation.

The law governing police and press has shifted dramatically. But is practice keeping pace? Panel 1 – The Legal Lens Tamsin Allen Sara Mansoori KC Sandra Paul Privacy. Public interest. Open justice. If you work in law or journalism — this conversation matters.

The law has changed. But in a digitally amplified world — is it being applied consistently? Panel 1 : The Legal Lens - tackles the controversial tensions in modern media law and policing. Panelists: Sarah Mansoori | Sandra Paul | Tamsin Allen Be part of the debate.

Police. Press. Power Who controls the story - and who holds the system accountable? Off the Record features leading lawyers, senior policing figures & whistleblowers including Maggie Oliver and Sara Mansoori KC. Three panels. Real insight. A debate that matters. Get your tickets: buff.ly/ms1YYfC

Do press standards matter? 🤔 Polling suggests that majority of the public want independent press regulation. Read more: www.pressjusticeproject.org/blog-posts/p...

📬 Stay informed and inspired! Sign up for our newsletter at pressjusticeproject.org and get updates on media accountability, upcoming events, helpful resources, and real stories about press abuse. Don’t miss out — join our community and help spread the word! Sign up today: pressjusticeproject.org

Want to know how to hold the press to higher standards? Visit pressjusticeproject.org to discover how we help people affected by press abuse, educate the public on press accountability, and promote fair reporting. Learn more and get involved: pressjusticeproject.org #PJNow #PressJusticeProject

Your story matters. Your voice matters. If the press has impacted your life, we may be able to help. Confidential support. Real options. 📩 Speak to us today. buff.ly/Fv9L2S0 #PJNow #PressJusticeProject #VictimSupport

One month to go! Make sure to join The Press Justice Project: Off the Record – a spring conference bringing together leading experts in media law, with a special focus on policing, corruption and reform. 📅 18 March 2026 | 📍 Kingsley Napley, London 🎟️ Tickets: £99 → bit.ly/4jA2AKr

Press abuse often affects people at their most vulnerable moments. Victims of tragic events suffering privacy violations. Communities targeted with discrimination People's lives destroyed by falsehoods The PJP is here to help anyone affected by press abuse. Learn more-

Join The Press Justice project for an afternoon of interesting and informative stories from the frontline. Tickets are £99 per person - buff.ly/5cdC1Fh

Contact us! If you or someone you know has been harmed by press coverage or media intrusion, our team is ready to help. Whether your seeking help, want to share your experience, or just have a question - we’re here for you. All correspondence is treated with care and confidentiality.

A recent IPSO ruling has once again highlighted the terrible lengths that UK journalists are willing to go to get quotes and “scoops”, even when families are suffering through the most terrible events. Read in full buff.ly/DM5oOAf

Have you or someone you know received unwanted attention from the press? Has an article been published that has the facts wrong? There is help available contact us at The Press Justice Project to see how we can help.

Sandra Paul the leader of Kingsley Napley Serious and general crime team will be speaking at our upcoming conference. We are looking forward to hearing her speak. 📅 Date: 18th March 2026 📍 Location: Kingsley Napley, London 🕐 13:00–18:00 Tickets are £99 per person: zurl.co/nwlQH

A Message from our Chair, Stephen Kinsella regarding the recent polling on Press Standards: zurl.co/u9tq6

Join us for 'Off The Record' 📅 Date: March 18th 2026 📍 Location: Kingsley Napley, 20 Bonhill Street, London 🕐 13:00–14:00 — Doors open & networking 🕑 14:00–18:00 — Panels & talks with expert speakers 🍸 18:00–20:00 — Networking drinks All tickets are £99 get yours : donorbox.org/events/89448...

A message from our Chair, Stephen Kinsella (@stephenstroud.bsky.social) regarding the recent polling conducted by Opinium in regards to press standards.

When a newspaper, magazine, broadcaster, or online publisher acts in a way that causes harm to someone, it is considered press abuse. This can involve misrepresenting the facts, violating someone's privacy, or treating someone unfairly due to their identity.

Polling suggests the majority of the public wants the press to be regulated independently. Read More here: zurl.co/UbMza Polling conducted by Opinium of 2050 people

Tamsin Allen, Bindmans LLP, will chair a panel at our upcoming conference on 18th March. The conference will have a focus on policing. Through frontline perspectives and in-depth discussions on corruption and reform. Tickets: zurl.co/MK99P #OffTheRecord #PJNow #BindmansLLP #MediaLaw

New Opinium polling is on press standards is out — read the full press release here : zurl.co/dY6ns

We’re pleased to confirm that Simon Morgan, Founder and Director of Trojan Consultancy, will be participating in our upcoming conference, “Off the Record”, on Wednesday 18 March. 🎟 Tickets are £99 and include access to all sessions & networking. 👉 Book here: zurl.co/CzYej

New polling from @pressjustice.bsky.social backs up our recent YouGov research: the public wants press regulation independent of politicians and publishers – not industry-run complaints systems – and most believe press behaviour hasn’t improved since phone hacking, and is getting worse 📊

After week one of the #MailTrial, if these claims are successful, it is hard to see how the Government will defend its failure to complete Leveson Part Two. Our report on last week’s events: www.hackedoff.org/blog-posts/m...

Opinium polling finds 54% of Brits think press standards have got worse or not improved since the 2011 phone hacking scandal, with just 21% saying standards have improved. full press release available on the PJP website: zurl.co/XJA3A

The PJP are delighted to announce that Sara Mansoori KC will be participating on a legal panel at our next conference 'Off the Record' Sara is a leading barrister with Matrix Chambers, specialising in media law 🎟 Tickets are £99 👉 Book here: zurl.co/HKEO2

Press regulation in the UK is notoriously complex. But we can provide clear, expert and impartial presentations. Click here to find out about our seminars zurl.co/6mYqr

We are very pleased to confirm that Jeff Hill will be participating on our second panel at the upcoming Spring Conference for The Press Justice Project. 🔗 Reserve your place now and join the conversation: zurl.co/LEfNA

A major trial has started at London’s High Court. Prince Harry and six others are suing the Daily Mail publisher over alleged unlawful info-gathering, like hacking voicemails and using private investigators. The publisher denies the claims. We’ll share updates throughout the trial.

We are really looking forward to having Maggie Oliver participate on our third panel at our upcoming Spring Conference. If you want to hear Maggie and others talking about press accountability, transparency and justice please get your tickets now to secure your place. 🔗 zurl.co/LEfNA

Concerned about something you have seen or experienced in the media? See how we can help zurl.co/sjYp5

Through conferences, panels and public discussions, we bring together journalists, lawyers and those affected by press coverage to explore how media power operates in practice. Our next event is on 18th March join us to find out more about what we do. All tickets are £99 zurl.co/JgtNq

Press abuse isn’t always a front-page scandal. It can be a misleading headline, an unchallenged allegation, or private grief turned into public content. These moments often happen when people are most vulnerable, and the consequences can be devastating. For further info - zurl.co/QkeEd

🔍 Were you misquoted? Misrepresented? Intruded on? You do have options. Our team offers expert, pro bono guidance on what action you can take when the press gets it wrong. 👉 Follow us for practical advice and support

When major outlets acknowledge mistakes, it shows why press standards exist, but it also raises questions about how often they’re needed and who holds the press accountable. At The PJP, we’re working to ensure media accountability isn’t just talked about, it’s a reality.

The quality of journalism shapes public debate and democracy, but too often the very institutions meant to uphold truth can cause harm. 🔍 Follow our page for expert insight, updates on press conduct issues and resources to protect yourself and your community.

📢 Press abuse affects real lives. 👉 Follow us for news, insights and tools to understand and challenge unethical reporting.