The Electoral Reform Society has launched a new pamphlet titled ‘Civic Duty: The Conservative Case for Votes at 16 &...
Today, with 12 votes, the Earl of Devon won the by-election to decide who will replace Earl Baldwin of Bewdley...
This week is the first National Democracy Week – a rare moment to put the ‘nuts and bolts’ of democracy...
The following piece is a guest post by Owen Meredith, National Chairman of the Tory Reform Group. This inaugural National Democracy...
It’s no news that British politics has a big problem with gender diversity. Just a third of MPs and councillors...
Monday marks the start of the first ‘National Democracy Week’ – the government’s initiative to encourage democratic participation. It has...
What’s not to like about Love Island? A group of good-looking singletons enter a villa in the hopes of finding...
Following a series of scandals around fake news, foreign interference, and misuse of personal data, the Electoral Commission acknowledged earlier...
Last weekend – a rare sunny Saturday in Glasgow – around 500 people gathered not to drink cocktails in the...
To many of us, the House of Lords looks very much like a private members’ club – a cosy corner...
In a comment piece for The Times this week, Chloe Smith, Minister for the Constitution, made some bold claims about the...
It’s a commonly established practice that Parliamentary select committees can ask witnesses to attend hearings and answer questions. This frequently...