Has 25 Years of the Scottish Parliament been a Success?
As we approach twenty-five years of the Scottish Parliament – in 12 months’ time – and with the Parliament embedded in the public life of
As we approach twenty-five years of the Scottish Parliament – in 12 months’ time – and with the Parliament embedded in the public life of
Startling allegations of a potential ‘cover-up’ by the Royal Borough of Greenwich have been made surrounding a controversial property sale, shedding light on hidden agendas
Thinktanks say the workings of civil society such as judges and campaigners are being attacked by ministers, a report has warned. New protesting laws passed by the government change the rules on how disruptive a protest can be before the police must restrict it, which caused issue among two think tanks, which said that the “urgent and alarming problem was largely going unnoticed.”
Before the by-election, the Conservatives held all three seats up for grabs. The party now only holds Uxbridge and South Ruislip as they lost Somerton
All change at South Hams District Council. The Conservatives had run the Council for the last 24 years. Now, for the first time ever, there is a majority of Liberal Democrats.
Many years ago, it was said to me by a fellow Conservative that “politics is about people,” and that has stuck with me 20 years
In the recent local elections, the Green Party achieved outright control of a local council for the first time. They won 57% of the vote
In the third feature from the launch of the Levelling Up 2.0: A Blueprint for the Future book launch, Members of Parliament and Council Leaders
After a ground-breaking set of elections for the Liberal Democrats, there’s no denying that people were not just voting against the constant scandals of the
This year’s elections for the Borough of Amber Valley were always going to be different due to there being new ward boundaries for 42 seats
Seven-years on, the advantages and disadvantages of Brexit are still being debated – so where are we now?
Later today MPs will vote on whether they support the privileges committee report which found Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over parties held in Downing
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