While the Conservatives' shock loss in the Chesham and Amersham by-election might dominate the headlines, Liberal Democrat Sarah Green MP...
Six aristocrats will join the House of Lords over the next month, following the announcement of candidates for Britain's most...
Boundary Review day comes around faster every year it seems. The so-called Sixth Periodic Review of Westminster constituencies is now...
Debates about the future of the union and devolution to the UK’s nations and regions continue to dominate the constitutional...
ERS Scotland and the Sortition Foundation have ramped up calls for ‘House of Citizens’ – a revising chamber made up...
The ERS’ Dr Jess Garland gave evidence to Parliament’s Joint Committee on Human Rights on Wednesday 26 May, on the...
ASLEF joins the growing number of unions calling for a more equal voting system for Westminster.
Buried amidst last week’s fall-out from the Queen’s Speech and the elections was the fourth report of the Lord Speaker’s...
This week’s Queen’s Speech confirmed that the government would be pushing ahead with the Electoral Integrity Bill. As we’ve outlined...
Leading UK civil society groups have united to challenge plans to block those without ID from voting, in a landmark...
The government is planning to introduce legislation that will make it harder for millions of ordinary people to vote.
This week we saw history happen in Wales. After years of ERS Cyrmu campaigning for the rights of 16 and...