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The government is bringing in new laws to improve our elections – and this is our chance to make things better.
After years of broken promises and an electoral system that has consistently left millions of voices unheard, Parliament finally has the chance to fundamentally fix our democracy. The upcoming Elections Bill presents a rare opportunity that we cannot afford...
When peers make headlines for the wrong reasons, the same question inevitably arises: how do you actually remove someone from the House of Lords? The recent cases of Lord Mandelson and Baroness Mone have thrust this into the spotlight, with even
Scotland’s Parliament has always been better at representing the political makeup of Scotland than Westminster. A parliament where votes mattered more, where power was shared, and where the political map reflected how people actually voted.
The regional list system is the way this happens. It balances out the warping effect of the constituency results and corrects th...
Dunfermline, Scotland’s ancient capital, feels like the ideal place to explore new ways for communities to influence decisions.
This weekend saw the first meeting of the Dunfermline New City Assembly — a project close to my heart as someone born and raised in the city. Working ...
Elections are a crucial part of the democratic process. Citizens have the right to expect a regular opportunity to express a view about who should exercise power in their name, at all levels of government.
That is why it is concerning that the UK government has overseen late-stage postponements of some English local council elections, in both 2025 and 2026.
In...