If there was once a connection between elected councillors in Scotland and the communities they supposedly represent, this has long...
If 2018 has shown us anything, it’s that the debates over the state of our democracy are as crucial as...
The likelihood of politicians reaching a consensus on Brexit appears to be diminishing by the day – to consternation on...
There was a story noticeably absent on the front pages on Monday: Sunday night’s Brexit TV leaders debate. That’s because...
Mariya Green reflects on some of the research undertaken during her placement at the ERS The report of the Lord...
Here is just a highlight of the coverage our campaigns have received in the press this month. MPs call for end to...
In just a few week’s time Wales will have its next First Minister in place, with a three way race...
“Do we need to start messaging ‘widespread reports of election fraud’, so we are positively set up for the recount...
Two and a half years on from the EU referendum, the result is still being discussed and debated. Arguably more...
Politics is often dominated by disagreements, but one thing almost everyone agrees on is this: the House of Lords is...
As a Halloween treat, we thought we’d have a spooky stroll around the graveyard of First Past the Post. Around...
Most of the legislation that Parliament passes is introduced and backed by the government. But for thirteen Fridays in each...