Last week the government launched a consultation into tackling ‘online harm’. It’s the first step towards dealing with the tech...
One piece of news got buried last week. While Labour held on to Newport West in Thursday’s by-election, the full...
Elections with low-turnout are not uncommon in the UK, so it’s only natural that questions are often raised on how...
Young people are refusing to be ignored – the recent school climate strikes and campaigning on Brexit have shown that....
Brexit might be dominating the news, but the rolling constitutional crisis that we call Westminster is still up to its...
This is an expanded version of a letter from our Senior Director, Willie Sullivan, that was published in the Times...
On Wednesday – while elected MPs debated Britain’s future – the results came out for the latest in a series...
With the 20th anniversary of the Assembly upon us, how should it evolve further to become a parliament that delivers...
The government’s case for excluding voters who lack ID is getting weaker by the day. Last week the Electoral Commission...
The Overseas Electors Bill, which returned to the Commons last week, has a sound purpose – to end the current...
Last summer, ministers announced genuinely exciting plans for piloting ‘deliberative democracy’ across the UK. The plan was to use a...
In a week dominated by Brexit, it’s easy to forget that there are other topics still on the political agenda....