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...
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has announced a crackdown on the online political advertising industry following the Cambridge Analytica scandal....
Despite the fact that last month’s Voter ID trials disenfranchised (at least) hundreds of people, the government seems to be...
The idea that people can become lawmakers for life – simply because they were born into the ‘right’ family –...