This morning it was revealed in The Times that Sue Gray, Keir Starmer’s Chief of Staff and former leading Civil...
Looking across the Atlantic at America’s Senate, it’s clear why concerns are often expressed that an elected second chamber may...
Westminster’s First Past the Post (FPTP) system often results in some parties gaining far more seats than their vote share...
Late on Friday, the Government slipped out its latest honours list, which will add 13 new peers to the already-heaving...
Analysis by the Electoral Reform Society has revealed that an estimated 8.2 million eligible voters are missing from the electoral...
Over the weekend The Sun reported on rumours that Paul Scully MP, the former Conservative Minister for London, was considering...
Over the years many parties and groups have suggested ideas for reform of the House of Lords. Recently, the Labour...
Yesterday in the Senedd, the First Minister, Mark Drakeford, said “democracy only flourishes if you tend the garden to which...
The UK has gone through a period of turmoil and volatility which has polarised society and degraded institutions. Millions of...
While the House of Lords is often in the press, it’s often due to the things its members should not...
In a recent, wide-ranging, interview with the Financial Times, John Pullinger, the chair of the Electoral Commission, expressed concerns about...
Last Friday, after two years of work, the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales presented its final report...