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Draft your letters. Two minutes
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Draft your letters. Two minutes

This website drafts letters for you

Two minutes. Answer a few plain questions, press a button, and your letter appears on this page. You read it, change anything you like, and send it yourself. Nothing is sent until you do.

Step 1 of 3. Your story, in your own words. Steps 2 and 3 are one button each.

This is a campaign, not a claims service, and nothing here is legal advice. It does not assess your case or say whether you would win. If your case is still running, think before you publish anything about it. If you are struggling, the Samaritans answer free on 116 123, day and night. For help with a dispute, Citizens Advice or Advocate.

Your story

Just the subject, not the details. For example: a mortgage possession claim; a dispute with a builder; an employment claim.

Dates and time only. For example: issued March 2020, still running five years on.

These are about how the case was run, not about who was right. They are what the campaign counts.








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Step 2 of 3. Press one button. Nothing is sent when you press it.

Your letter



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Then, so we can count it, blind copy the campaign at [email protected]. We publish the count. We never publish your letter or your name unless you ask us to.

Where it goes. By email to [email protected], or by post to the Secretary to the Civil Procedure Rule Committee, Post Point 7.38, 102 Petty France, London SW1H 9AJ.

When it counts. Rule changes are made in batches: in 2025 the two main sets of amendments were signed on 30 January and 16 July, and came into force on 6 April and 1 October.

Sources: the committee’s published contact details on GOV.UK; the Civil Procedure (Amendment) Rules 2025, SI 2025/106, made 30 January 2025, in force 6 April 2025; the Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 2) Rules 2025, SI 2025/893, made 16 July 2025, mainly in force 1 October 2025.

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You do not have to write anything formal. If you simply tell us what the process was like, we can still count it. Tell us about the procedure, not who was right, and please leave out other people’s private details.

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