The British constitution, its parliament and its institutions are well known for its oddities and eccentricities: the space provided in...
Yesterday (Wednesday 16th September) the Scottish Parliament debated ‘Scotland’s Future: Democracy and Devolution’. One year on from the independence referendum,...
The following is a guest blog from Jason Kitcat, who is on the Advisory Council for digital campaigners, the Open Rights Group....
In our new report, House of Lords Fact vs Fiction, we took a look at some of the enduring myths that...
Greece will return to the polls on September 20th. This is the third nationwide poll this year, after an earlier...
For many years the New Zealand flag has been the subject of much debate. Adopted when New Zealand was still...
Today, we can reveal that the House of Lords is officially, well and truly bust. We’re pleased to launch our...
Try as the political class might, calls to reform the House of Lords always come to the fore. So it’s...
Calls for reform of the House of Lords have been heard even more loudly that normal in the last ten...
In the current debate about Lords reform it can often be tempting to look for easy solutions which broadly keep...
It is often said that the constituency link is a vital part of British political life; MPs represent local areas...
Tomorrow the Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill has its Third Reading in the House of Lords – the final...