Within hours of victory, new Labour leader Keir Starmer had vowed to work with Boris Johnson ‘in the national interest’...
It has been 10 years since the Equality Act (2010) received Royal Assent, providing Britain with a legal framework to protect...
Parliaments around the world are looking at new ways to conduct business during the Coronavirus crisis. We’d like to thank...
These are difficult and uncertain times, with the coronavirus pandemic shutting down most normal activity in politics and across the...
With Parliament now on a pause for four weeks, serious questions are being asked about how life-changing decisions will be...
The scale of the coronavirus challenge is almost unprecedented in modern Britain. It also presents enormous new challenges for how...
Even in today’s climate, hereditary peer by-elections are among the more absurd aspects of British politics. Following the retirement of...
Democracy isn’t static, it is a process. It isn’t always simple or easy, and today it is being tested under...
ERS staff are, as you would imagine, working from home, and our events and meetings have all been postponed. While...
A new way of doing democracy is being trialled in Scotland – and the ERS is at the heart of...
Parliament’s response to the coronavirus pandemic has identified the need for sweeping changes in how Westminster operates to protect MPs...
In an election campaign characterised by uncertainty and volatility, it came as a surprise to many that the result would...