This week, MPs and peers from across the political spectrum announced plans to form a new all-party parliamentary group on...
When peers make headlines for the wrong reasons, the same question inevitably arises: how do you actually remove someone from...
Dunfermline, Scotland’s ancient capital, feels like the ideal place to explore new ways for communities to influence decisions. This weekend...
Elections are a crucial part of the democratic process. Citizens have the right to expect a regular opportunity to express...
We saw a significant intervention in the debate around electoral reform last week. More than 20 business leaders, including the...
Polling published in the last few weeks reveals that the British public are worried about the influence of money in politics, with a...
As the year draws to an end, we’ve had a look through the stats to see which of our articles...
Keir Starmer himself not long ago described the wholly unelected and grossly bloated House of Lords as ‘indefensible’. Nothing has...
Poll after poll and headline after headline in the U.K may leave you with the impression of a country more...
A common argument from defenders of the unelected Lords is that ministers should dedicate the entirety of their time to...
In the UK today, there is still no legal limit on how much a single donor can give to a...
A million pounds here, a few hundred thousand there. Life-changing sums for most of us. Yet in the world of...