On paid plans, a coroner’s report now shows where its recipients’ public board papers mention it, with the page and a short extract.
Enterprise organisations can search and read papers from their own programs with an API key, with rotation, limits and usage by key.
On the Organisation plan, make a folder everyone in your team can see and save to. Your notes stay private.
Prevention of Future Deaths reports that coroners have published on judiciary.uk are now in search, with a page for each report.
Browse every coroner’s report we hold, filtered by year, coroner area, category, who it was sent to and what judiciary.uk has published in response.
The Latest page lists the newest coroners’ reports and the board papers we collected most recently, each with an Atom feed for your feed reader.
Integrated care boards, national NHS and HSC bodies, health regulators and Scotland’s integration joint boards are now in the list of organisations we cover.
All 152 local Healthwatch in England are in the list, and we keep their board papers and published reports as a record, as the Health Bill would abolish them.
Papers from committees and councils of governors are now kept and labelled by the body that met, not only the board’s.
On Search, “Show mentions over time” charts how many documents we hold mention your words, by month, quarter or year.
Choose Follow on an organisation’s page to see its new board, committee and governors’ papers, and coroners’ reports sent to it, on your Alerts page. It’s free.
A Cite menu on every result, document and coroner’s report copies a citation in our house style, OSCOLA, Harvard or Vancouver, or downloads it for a reference manager.
If a document is no longer on the organisation’s website, we say so, link to an archived copy where there is one, and let you read our unchanged copy as an archived record.
Each organisation’s page lists its board papers by year and, for each year that isn’t Complete, why not, in plain words about what we hold and have checked.
Minute Book follows your device’s light or dark setting. Choose Light, Dark or Match my device at the bottom of any page.
Short pages on searching, coverage, reading documents, coroners’ reports and our tools, each with a worked example, and a search within help.
The status page says whether the site is up and when board papers and coroners’ reports were last updated.
In the reader, ask for a summary of a document or what it says about something. Answers use only the document’s text, cite their pages and are labelled AI-generated.
Watch a phrase everywhere, in one nation or at one organisation, and we email you when new papers mention it, with the passage and a link to the original.
Draft minutes are labelled, checked again for an approved version, and, once we hold both, compared to show the passages that changed.
Open a result at the page it was found on, find other mentions in the document, and copy a ready-made citation with its source and the date we collected it.
Save passages and documents to folders, with a private note on each and a citation ready to copy.
Create a free account to open our copy of documents where the publisher allows it. The link to every original is always free.
Search the public board papers of NHS and HSC organisations across the UK, every result linked to its original. Search also finds NHS terms that mean the same, and says when it has.