The Supreme Court

DEAR SUPREME COURT THIS IS MICHAEL, IT IS NOT THE 13TH OF NOVEMBER 2017. WHY NO MOVEMENT?

Visit is totally free but provides great deal of information. When court is not sitting, you can evan sit down on the seats of supreme court judges. This place is glorious but also happy and humble as the Queen.

You are the best justice of the world. 👑

I am terrify to know that a illegal after school academic system is growing in uk. This Illegal buisness are completely destroyed our indian education system since 60 year. Now a days noboddy can learn without tutions in india. This buisness is grown in every Street of india.I can see the UK future like india. Pls avoid from this. Pls anyone put this matter.

confused we democratically vote in a party , we democratically vote to leave eu , now we are told by people we didn't vote for what to do , wasting more time and money . what a mess .

Very interesting place to visit as part of English history. Well worth a visit. The Supreme Court is open to the public from 9.30am-4.30pm Monday to Friday and any member of the public can enter the building during these hours without booking in advance. A self-guided tour booklet is available for a small charge (£1)

The Supreme Court only in existence since 2006 approached this level of law from a modern mindset which allowed to create one of the most open systems and actual buildings in the world. A wonderful place to explore.

A combination of modern, accessible, visible justice, and historical tradition, this, the highest court in the country, is well worth observing. They choose to take on only cases with a significant point of interest, and pride themselves on being open and accessible. Very good wheelchair access - recommended.