Southwark Crown Court

Southwark Crown Court is one of three crown courts in SE1, along with Inner London Crown Court and Blackfriars Crown Court.

Opened in 1983, the yellow-brick building by the Thames contains 15 courtrooms, making it the fourth largest court centre in the country.

Southwark Crown Court is a designated serious fraud centre.

1 English Grounds, off Tooley Street, London SE1 2HU

Nearest tube station: London Bridge (362 yards)
Tel: (020) 7522 7200

Serial rapist convicted of multiple attacks on women in Southwark (20 Dec 2011)
'Recorder of Southwark' title for senior Inner London Crown Court judge (1 Dec 2011)
November 30 strikes in SE1 (30 Nov 2011)
"Cynical and utterly dishonest" ticket fraudsters jailed (12 Jul 2011)
Three guilty of Blackfriars Road ticket fraud (7 Jul 2011)
Public sector strike: march and picket lines in SE1 (30 Jun 2011)
Demolition of 'London's Burning' fire station at Dockhead approved by councillors (5 Apr 2009)
Arnold Estate man in court after cannabis raids (22 Nov 2008)
More London estate shut down by Tooley Street flood (28 Apr 2008)
Bungling Tooley Street thieves jailed (10 Mar 2008)
Queen and Prince Philip visit Pool of London (17 Oct 2007)
Old Kent Road man jailed for 9 years (30 Oct 2006)
Bravery awards for men who tackled Waterloo thieves (12 Oct 2006)
Honour for Neal's Yard Dairy founder (17 Jun 2006)
Blackfriars Bridge scooter rider gets seven months (26 Apr 2005)
Man charged over Southwark street trading corruption (7 Jan 2005)
Man charged over death of cyclist (27 Jul 2004)
Company fined over Albert Embankment deaths (23 Apr 2004)
South Bank bookseller jailed (6 Feb 2004)
SE1 So Solid Crew man refused bail (16 Nov 2002)