Join Politics for the Many, the trade union campaign for political reform at TUC Congress. The powerful levers of the...
This May, the sixth set of elections took place for each of the devolved institutions in the nations of Britain...
The re-run of May’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) election in Wiltshire and Swindon takes place on the 19th August,...
Baroness Jenny Randerson speaks to Josiah Mortimer about reforming the Welsh and UK electoral systems and the future of devolution.
The Queen’s Speech on the 17th May outlined the UK Government’s plans to implement Voter ID in UK elections.
"With STV, we are trying to steal a march on other parties, while at the same time cooperating for the...
Earlier this month, the government published its long-awaited Elections Bill which makes changes to the administration and conduct of elections...
Join us for the official launch of a new pamphlet exploring the potential of Citizens’ Britain, a concept first articulated...
Earlier this month, buried amidst the many reactions to the government’s Elections Bill, the Committee on Standards in Public Life...
By the government’s own admission – and research – mandatory ID could pull up the drawbridge to millions of voters.
The Prime Minister’s Levelling Up agenda – announced with great fanfare on Thursday – risks leaving swathes of the country...
The Elections Bill – introduced to the Commons on Monday - does not reflect the seriousness of the challenges our...