The process of democratisation since the collapse of communism has not been uniform across eastern Europe, but some countries, such...
With elections coming up across the country, campaigners across Wales are gearing up the familiar routine of doorstep conversations, leaflets...
In May 2022, local elections will take place throughout Scotland and Wales, as well as in many parts of England,...
It is now 15 years since Scotland abandoned First Past the Post for local government elections and adopted the Single Transferable...
Hungarian voters are just days away from electing a new parliament. The country has, of course, become known for its...
While you might think that local councils are wholly funded by council tax, in fact, local government in England is...
Sunday mornings may be associated with big-name political interview programmes, but perhaps not the declaration of an election result. Nonetheless,...
This week the Welsh Government announced an exciting series of pilots on flexible voting – trialling, for the first time,...
Local government in England comes in many different formats, unitary, district and county councils all cover different parts of the...
England’s local government can sometimes be quite confusing. The history of devolution within England is one of ad hoc, piecemeal,...
With just 60 elected members, Wales’ Parliament has long been under-resourced. But that problem has grown as Wales acquired more...