Reports & Updates

Life after Westminster

There are multiple Career Opportunities for Former Researchers Transitioning from Parliament Working as a researcher for a Member of Parliament in Westminster, provides invaluable experience…

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When is the next UK General Election?

  Rishi Sunak is planning for the general election to take place on October 10, the Independent reports. The prime minister on Thursday ruled out…

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Why are Urgent Questions so key to Parliamentary Democracy ?

Urgent Questions play a vital role in parliamentary democracy for several reasons: Executive Accountability: They allow Members of Parliament (MPs) to hold the government accountable…

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Discounted Researcher & Caseworker Training Courses – April 2024

Half Price & Buy 1 get one free offers  available on selected courses Casework, Video Production, Press Management, Social Media Up to 50% off Selected…

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Private Member’s Bill case study

The Homelessness Reduction Act,  started off as a private member’s bill. It was introduced by Bob Blackman MP Conservative Member of Parliament for Harrow East…

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Successful Private Members’ Bills

Private Members’ Bills (PMBs) in the UK Parliament are introduced by Members of Parliament (MPs) or Members of the House of Lords who are not…

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How Whitehall Influences Policy Making

Whitehall’s influence on policy making in the UK is significant, as it plays a central role in developing, implementing, and evaluating government policies across a…

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The crucial nature of Parliamentary Questions

Parliamentary Questions play a crucial role in the Westminster system of governance, which is practiced in the United Kingdom and in several other countries around…

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Understanding the work & role of Stormont

Stormont is the seat of the Northern Ireland Assembly, the devolved legislature for Northern Ireland. It is located in Belfast, the capital city of Northern…

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The Scottish Parliament & Westminster

The Scottish Parliament and Westminster (the UK Parliament) have distinct procedural differences due to their respective powers and structures. Powers and Jurisdiction: The Scottish Parliament…

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